图文配对.( )1. Don't draw on the wall. ( )2. Put up your hand when you answer the teacher's questions.( )3. Don't write like that. ( )4. Clean the blackboard after class. ( )5. Don't talk in class. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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图文配对。

(     )1. Don't draw on the wall.
(     )2. Put up your hand when you answer the teacher's questions.
(     )3. Don't write like that.
(     )4. Clean the blackboard after class.
(     )5. Don't talk in class.

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阅读下面关于运动损伤处理的说明，进行图文配对，将相应的图片序号填入空格中。

Every year millions of people are injured while exercising. Here are four things you can do immediately after an injury.

1. Rest. Stop using the injured part of your body. Lie down if necessary.

2. Ice. Put ice in a plastic bag. Place the ice on the injured area. Leave the ice in place for 30 minutes. Take away the ice for 15 minutes. Then put the ice back on for another 30 minutes.

3. Pressing. Put a piece of clean cloth around the ice and the injured area. You should tie the cloth hard enough to hold the ice, but not too hard.

4. Lifting. Raise the injured area. If possible, raise the area higher than the level of your heart.

Remember. If you have a serious injury, see a doctor as soon as possible.