1.简介运动的好处(结合国际体育日的宗旨);
2.如何培养良好的运动习惯(至少两条建议);
3.发起倡议。
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2.要点齐全,可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
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1. What happened during the woman’s skiing trip?
A.She hit a tree. | B.She fell into the snow. | C.She made no progress in skiing. |
A.Disapproving. | B.Supportive. | C.Unconcerned. |
1. How did the man probably injure himself?
A.Skateboarding. |
B.Playing football. |
C.Involving in a car accident. |
A.His head. | B.His leg. | C.His stomach. |
A.Sunday. | B.Tuesday. | C.Wednesday. |
A.6. | B.5. | C.4. |
The “Understanding Contemporary China” Foreign Language Contests were held in Beijing from December 4 to 8.
Nearly one million college students from more than 1,300 universities participated , with about 2,500
The champion of the English group
Xu Chengcheng, from Beijing Foreign Studies University, won
A special session of “Multilingual Champions Showcase” was part
1. What does the woman say about the ski place?
A.The snow is not good. | B.It’s very crowded. | C.She’s been to the place twice. |
A.He took a picture of her. | B.He stole her new gloves. | C.He drove her into a tree. |
A.By his clothing. | B.By his crazy laugh. | C.By his hair and eyes. |
A.The speakers find they both like jazz. |
B.The man seems to be the stupid skier. |
C.The man will teach the woman to ski. |
1.比赛的目的;
2.比赛的过程;
3.你的感想。
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1.写作词数应为80左右;
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
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7 . Tai Chi, a gentle martial art originating from China and involving slow movements with a focus on breathing and on what your body is doing in that moment, provides numerous benefits for both physical and mental well-being. Here are five convincing reasons to bring Tai Chi into your routine.
●It’s easy on the body.
Tai Chi offers gentle exercise suitable for individuals of all ages and fitness levels.
●It could prevent falls.
A review of studies conducted in 2019 indicated that Tai Chi could lower the risk of falls among older people. Certainly, the emphasis is on balance, with sideways and backwards movements aiding in the strengthening of the muscles necessary for stability.
●It may boost brain power.
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A reduction in stress and anxiety, along with an increase in confidence, is another mental health benefit of Tai Chi, as indicated by research findings, though further research is needed to comprehensively understand and confirm these effects.
●You can do it at home.
Attending classes can be beneficial for receiving structured instruction and connecting with like-minded individuals.
A.It has the feel-good factor |
B.It can improve heart health |
C.The benefits aren’t just physical |
D.But there are videos available online too |
E.They also improve flexibility and spatial awareness |
F.Its low-impact nature minimizes the risk of joint injury |
G.You can share experiences with these people face-to-face |
8 . Defeating Daniil Medvedev in New York on Sunday, Djokovic, one of the greatest tennis player, bagging 24 Grand Slam (大满贯) singles titles, equalized the record held by Australian Margaret Court, the same number of singles titles in the all-time count.
With the victory, Djokovic became the oldest US Open men’s singles champion in the Open Era. In total, he has 10 Australian Opens, seven Wimbledons, four US Opens and three Roland Garros titles, making him the only man to win all four majors at least three times. “When I realized that, I started to dream new dreams and set new goals. I never imagined that I would be here talking about 24 Slams,” he said afterwards.
Djokovic reached all finals in the Grand Slams in 2023, and the only loss was at Wimbledon, when Carlos Alcaraz of Spain, 20, brought home the champion after an intense battle lasting four hours and 43 minutes.
Djokovic, at 36, shows few signs of losing physical edge. He stays healthy, keeps exceptional skills and always desires to win more. Capturing his first Grand Slam in 2008, Djokovic bagged half of his 24 major titles after he turned 30.“One of the biggest lessons I have learned probably mentally throughout my career is that even if you find a formula (方案) that works, it’s not a guarantee, and actually most likely it’s not going to work the next year, so I keep reinventing myself and always trying to find better ways to win,” said Djokovic.
For Djokovic, who always gets tough when the going gets tough, 24 is just a number that he can go beyond. “I’ll continue to prioritize Grand Slams as my most important tournaments and where I want to play the best tennis. That will stay the same in the next season, or I don’t know how many more seasons I have in my legs,” he added, “So, let’s see.”
1. What does the underlined word “equalized” in the first paragraph probably mean?A.Set. | B.Broke. | C.Levelled. | D.Approached. |
A.He won 12 Grand Slams in his thirties. |
B.He won all the finals in the Grand Slams in 2023. |
C.He attached the same importance to all the matches. |
D.He is the oldest men’s singles champion in the open era. |
A.Losing physical edge. | B.Attending more Grand Slams. |
C.Following a good formula. | D.Finding flexible and proper strategies. |
A.Confident and emotional. | B.Ambitious and devoted. |
C.Aggressive and stubborn. | D.Enthusiastic and generous. |
9 . Green exercise is a term used to describe any type of physical exercise that takes place in a natural environment, rather than in a health club or gym.
A slightly different approach to green exercise puts more stress on fresh air, sunshine, and involvement with the natural world, rather than the equipment or clothing.
Many consider green exercise helps to reconnect human beings with the natural world. The interaction with nature helps to lower people’s blood pressure, refresh their mind, and actually improve their self-esteem (自尊).
A.All forms of green exercise are good for you. |
B.A green gym uses as little equipment as possible. |
C.Spirits are also believed to be positively affected. |
D.Opinions on what truly green exercise means differ. |
E.So riding a bicycle in a forest can be called a type of green exercise. |
F.Besides, it usually doesn’t use fitness equipment that is normally found in a gym. |
G.Some point out that many health clubs are constructed to take advantage of natural light. |
10 . Short bursts of exercise can make you fit in the long term. To prove this, Gillen’s team randomly assigned participants to three
After 12 weeks, both exercise groups had
Turning to shorter workouts is not just a way to
“Let’s say you have exams coming up or your job is
“It’s hard to
A.classes | B.areas | C.groups | D.steps |
A.achievement | B.ability | C.speed | D.strength |
A.weekly | B.monthly | C.daily | D.yearly |
A.related to | B.served as | C.applied for | D.dealt with |
A.prevented | B.declined | C.improved | D.contained |
A.judgment | B.curiosity | C.pleasure | D.fitness |
A.various | B.similar | C.contrary | D.delicate |
A.short | B.familiar | C.extreme | D.gentle |
A.camping | B.counting | C.calculating | D.exercising |
A.hard | B.special | C.fair | D.free |
A.advocate | B.compare | C.spread | D.continue |
A.exchange | B.kill | C.save | D.steal |
A.discoveries | B.requirements | C.choices | D.gains |
A.direction | B.way | C.sense | D.distance |
A.demanding | B.rewarding | C.comforting | D.striking |
A.Due to | B.Instead of | C.Apart from | D.As for |
A.disappear | B.survive | C.suffer | D.form |
A.response | B.approach | C.limitation | D.grade |
A.building | B.checking | C.recovering | D.observing |
A.predict | B.inform | C.confirm | D.argue |