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1.活动的过程;
2.活动的意义。
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2 . Thousands of runners did up their running shoes and poured out from the starting line while crowds cheered along the course. Marathons in China are picking up the pace again.
According to the Chinese Athletics Association, a total of 133 marathons across the country have been registered for the first six months of the year. On March 26, more than 300,000 runners took part in 26 marathon events nationwide, reported China Daily.
Teenagers have also taken part in marathons. Xu Qian, a 15-year-old teenager from Suqian, Jiangsu, loves running. He got first place in the 5-kilometer Happy Run of the Jingdong Suqian Marathon held on April 2.
For Xu, the race meant months of training and preparation. He ran about 30 to 40 kilometers in local stadiums each week ahead of the run. “Compared with the 800-meter run at school which is more about speed, a marathon tests a runner’s endurance (耐力) and psychological quality,” he told Teens. When he felt tired during the race, he told himself not to give up. “In long-distance running, the only opponent you have to beat is yourself,” Xu added.
Apart from one’s willpower, kindness from the audience also plays a big part in helping runners get to the finishing line. Li Zhouzi from Shanxi took part in a 3-kilometer Kid Run of the Berlin Marathon in Germany in 2019 when she was 10. The support from the people cheering along the course really encouraged her.
“When things were hard, people from across the world cheered me on. Even if it was just the words ‘keep it up’, it meant a lot to me and I was inspired to keep going to the end,” Li told Teens.
She believes that running a marathon is about staying focused on the final goal, not the suffering along the way. “Likewise, our life is also a marathon,” Li said.
1. How is marathon in China according to the text?| A．Strange. | B．Outdated. | C．Popular. | D．Indifferent. |
| A．Runners’ psychological quality determines their speed. |
| B．Marathon has positive influence on his body and mind. |
| C．Speed is the only way to beat opponents during the race. |
| D．Unlike long-distance running, the 800-meter run tests runners’ endurance. |
| A．It gave her confidence in life. |
| B．It didn’t make a big difference. |
| C．It made her depressed. |
| D．It gave her strength to race to the end. |
| A．Their life goals. |
| B．Their competition age group. |
| C．Their way of being encouraged. |
| D．Their character of being fearless of difficulties. |
3 . Five seconds are left on the clock. The ball is passed from one player to another. The athletes move quickly past opponents (对手). In the final second, a player scores the winning goal. What sets this match apart? The players are in wheelchairs.
Wheelchair rugby is played in more than 25 countries around the world, with men and women competing equally. It is also a sport in the Summer Paralympics, the world’s second-largest sporting event after the Olympics.
The sport’s rules and equipment are different from traditional rugby, which has 15 players on an outdoor field and kicking methods that are similar to football in the United States. Wheelchair rugby is played indoors on a small hardwood court. Only four players from each 10-member team are on the court at the same time. In wheelchair rugby, the ball is smaller than a traditional rugby ball and round instead of oval (椭圆形). This makes it easier to carry on one’s knee. It’s also easier to catch, which is important because some players struggle with hand movements.
In wheelchair rugby, the aim is to carry the ball across the goal line. Instead of kicking other players along the way, the athletes crash with each other in order to kick the ball out.
In New Zealand, the All Blacks, the traditional rugby team, are widely known. But not everyone knows about the Wheel Blacks, who travel across the country and internationally to compete.
Members of this great team won the gold medal in the 2004 Paralympic Games and the third medal in the 2019 Asia-Oceania Championships.
The team captain encourages everyone to find a sport they love, no matter what limitations (限制) they may have. “In any sport that you’re wanting to try,” he said, “just go for it. Don’t be afraid to push the limit.”
1. What is special about the match introduced in the text?| A．It is very competitive. | B．There’s something wrong with the players’ body. |
| C．Men and women compete together. | D．It receives great attention. |
| A．The history of the game. | B．The traditional rugby. |
| C．Different rugby balls. | D．Differences between two kinds of sports. |
| A．Athletes run after each other. | B．Athletes break the rules a lot. |
| C．Athletes knock into each other. | D．Athletes kick other players wildly. |
| A．Try their best in the sport to win an honor. |
| B．Do more exercise to push their limit. |
| C．Take part in different sports if they have time. |
| D．Face limitations and do the sport they love. |
| A．Angry. | B．Sad. | C．Excited. |
