1 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入 1 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

HANGZHOU, Sept. 23 - Chinese President Xi Jinping announced the 19th Asian Games (Asiad)     1     (official) open on Saturday night at the lotus-shaped Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Stadium. The Hangzhou Asian Games marks it is the third time that China     2     (hold) the Asiad, following Beijing in 1990 and Guangzhou in 2010.

Gao Zhidan, president of the Chinese Olympic Committee (COC), said the organizers were ready to present a wonderful Asian Games. “Let’s honor the Olympic spirit, fight for new records of Asian sports,     3     write together a new chapter of an Asian community (共同体) with a     4     (share) future,” he noted.

With the theme “Tides Surging in Asia”, water played a     5     (center) role throughout the cultural performance. It symbolized (象征) the     6     (memory) of the Qiantang River, the excitement of sports, Zhejiang’s spirit, and the pulse of the times, showing     7     connection between China, Asia, and the world.

During the performance, some famous buildings from Asian countries and areas     8     (show) on the LED screens. Another key part of the performance was     9     there were no real fireworks. Instead, with 3D animation and augmented reality (增强现实), electronic smokeless fireworks were on display.

From September 23     10     October 8, the Hangzhou Asian Games will feature 40 sports, 61 disciplines, and 481 events.

4 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

One of the world’s    1    (big) multi-sports events took place in Hangzhou, People’s Republic of China.    2     (celebrate) the 19th Asian Games, the mascots(吉祥物) of the grand sporting event - Lianlian, Congcong, and Chenchen — have made    3     (they) first appearance. And the torch (火炬) for the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games was named “Eternal Flame” and its design    4     (come) from the Liangzhu Culture, which was a testament to the 5000-year-old Chinese civilization.

Since the opening ceremony on September 23, 11,830    5    (athlete) from 45 countries and regions have gathered in Zhejiang to compete in 481 events in Hangzhou and neighboring cities including Ningbo, Wenzhou and Jinhua.    6     (interesting), the 19th Asian Games have introduced E-sports as a medal event,    7     (give) global recognition to this new form of sport alongside more familiar physical activities.

The first Asian Games were organized in 1951 in New Delhi, India. So far, 17 Asian Games    8    (organize). The Asian Games,    9    symbolizes (象征) the mutual equality and unity of Asian countries, is a multinational sport event organized at the gap of every 4 years by members of the Asian Games Federation. Only Asian players can take part     10    this event.

6 . Ida Keeling was 67, weak and sick, when her daughter Cheryl suggested a run to her. Cheryl thought that maybe what would pull her mother out from dark cloud was something that would get her _______ again.

Keeling lived a hard life when young, growing up _______ in Harlem, and doing hard work in factories during the Great Depression. She had _______ her husband early, and two of her four children died in drug-related incidents in 1978 and 1981.

Keeling had sunk into a deep _______, her health had begun to _______, and her daughters began to _______ that they soon might be losing their mother as well.

It had been decades since Keeling had done any _______, and she would later recall that first “mini-run” feeling as if it would never end. But when it did, “I just threw off all my bad _______.”

She hasn’t stopped running since, and it’s no longer as _______ as it was during that first meet. “I was just exercising then,” she says ________ regarding that first run, “and now I’m all over the world.”

When she’s not running, she must be ________. She’s in the gym three to four days a week on a ________ basis. Part of her healthy diet is occasional consumption of alcohol mixed with her coffee or water to ________ blood circulation.

She’s written a book about her ________, titled Can’t Nothing Bring Me Down: Chasing Myself in the Race Against Time. Her ________ is also suitable for everyone: “Every day is another day forward.”

1.

A．working

B．starting

C．exercising

D．winning

2.

A．poor

B．happy

C．out-going

D．depressed

3.

A．met

B．left

C．married

D．lost

4.

A．dream

B．depression

C．regret

D．relaxation

5.

A．recover

B．slide

C．improve

D．disappear

6.

A．believe

B．announce

C．worry

D．realize

7.

A．running

B．decision

C．changing

D．preparation

8.

A．mistakes

B．memories

C．analyses

D．habits

9.

A．difficult

B．cool

C．boring

D．unsafe

10.

A．anxiously

B．cheerfully

C．unwillingly

D．secretly

11.

A．wandering about

B．doing housework

C．making friends

D．working out

12.

A．regular

B．solid

C．daily

D．voluntary

13.

A．aid

B．feel

C．slow

D．resist

14.

A．achievements

B．puzzles

C．reflections

D．experiences

15.

A．prospect

B．philosophy

C．potential

D．prediction

7 . The stereotype (模式化观念) that girls most enjoy the social side of sport and boys the sense of competition is not to be believed, a study has suggested. In fact, boys and girls are much more similar in what they think makes sport fun than people think, according to researchers in the US.

To gather their findings, a team from George Washington University reviewed an earlier study which looked at what made sport fun for football players aged eight to 19. They found that among the 81 ‘fun’ aspects, winning scored further down than might be expected after it was listed in 40th place. However, they did find some differences in priorities (重点) for what makes sport fun depending on the age or gender (性别) of the young athletes.

Younger players reported it was more important to have a coach who allowed them to play different positions (位置) than older players. Meanwhile boys considered copying the moves of professional athletes and improving their skills to the next level as more important than having fun on the field compared to girls.

The team said their findings, published in Women in Sport and Physical Activity Journal, could be used by sport organizations to make their programs more fun and keep children playing for longer. “When it comes to organized sports, kids just want to have fun,” said Amanda Visek, associate professor of exercise and nutrition sciences at the Milken Institute School of Public Health. “This research does not support the common gender and developmental stereotypes we make about kids in sports.” Dr Visek said their findings made clear girls and boys were “more similar than different” when it came to what made sport fun. “What counts most for girls and boys are things like trying your best, working hard, staying active, and playing well together as a team,” she added. “These findings are the same for athletes of younger and older ages and across recreational and more competitive levels of play.”

1. What belief do people traditionally hold about boys and girls in sports?

A．They have different athletic abilities.	B．They like sports for different reasons.
C．They show different interests in sports.	D．They play sports at different times of the day.

2. How do boys differ from girls when playing sports according to the new study?

A．They like trying more different positions.	B．They have better relationships with coaches.
C．They care more about improving their skills.	D．They think it’s more important to have fun on the field.

3. What did the research team suggest sport organizations do?

A．Offer fun programs.	B．Make training time shorter.
C．Treat boy and girl players all the same.	D．Invite professional athletes to coach kids.

4. What can we learn about boys and girls in sports from Dr Visek’s words?

A．They both always put winning first.	B．Their interests in sports change as they grow.
C．They value different things when playing sports.	D．They share similar ideas on what makes sports fun.

8 . 11月下旬你校将举行体育文化节（Sports Festival）。假如你是学校团总支学生会体育部部长李华，请你写一篇倡议书，发表在校英文报上。要点如下：
1.体育文化节的目的；
2.体育文化节带来的好处；
3.倡议同学们积极参与。
注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；
2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
Dear my fellow students,

I am Li Hua, Minister of Sports Department of Youth League General Branch Student Union.

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9 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Swimmer Zhang Yufei     1    (become) a household name in China ever since her 200m butterfly gold at the Tokyo Olympics. At the just     2    (cơnclude) FISU World UniversityGames in Chengdu, the 25-year-old not only expanded her medal collection but also set a new women’s 50m freestyle FISU Games record.

For her,     3     (better) her own record is     4     meaningful than winning gold medals.“Before the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, I was chasing the     5     (world) top swimmers and top podiums(领奖台). But after the Tokyo Games     6     I reached the highest podium, I became the one being chased by others, the target of others. Now the     7    (big) rival(对手), sometimes, is me,”she told China Daily.

With such     8     mindset, the young swimming star is now more determined than ever. As for the Asian Games in Hangzhou, Zhang said she     9     looking forward to hearing the cheers of the home crowd and was aiming to win the event’s Most Valuable Player award and break the 100mbutterfly world record.“I set a goal     10     each competition. As long as I reach that goal and gain experience, I can accept whatever result I get,”she added.