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There were twenty-two children in Wilma Rudolph's family, and she was the    1    (twenty) child. As a little girl, Wilma had many illnesses.    2    fact, she spent most of her early childhood    3    (lie) in bed. When she was four years old, she was diagnosed (诊断) with a disease    4    can affect the muscles. Doctor said that Wilma would never walk. However, Wilma's large, caring family helped and encouraged her. Every week, her mother    5    (take) her on a long trip to a hospital for medical treatment. Suffering from the disease, Wilma herself was determined and never gave up. And    6    (final) one day she removed her wheelchair and started walking.

Wilma not only learned to walk, she also learned to run-and to run fast. She ran so fast that at the 1960 Rome Olympics Games, she became the    7    (fast) woman in the world and the first American woman    8    (win) three gold medals at one Olympics.

Wilma said that it was most important to be    9    (you) and believe in what you can do. And it is not what happens to you that matters,    10    how you respond to what happens.

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Jackie Robinson made his debut（初次露面）with the Brooklyn Dodgers on April 15,1947, and broke the color barrier    1    African Americans in baseball.

“It was the most     2    (eager) expected debut in the history of the national pastime," sports author Robert wrote. “It     3    (represent) both the dream and the fear of equal opportunity,

    4     it would change forever the color of the game and the attitudes of Americans."

    5    quietly tolerating harsh racist treatment from baseball fans and team members    6    (like), Robinson rose to Rookie of the Year and proved himself to be one of the most    7    (talent) and fiercest players in the game. Just two years into the Major Leagues, Robinson won the National League Most Valuable Player Award. He'd go on to play in six World Series and helped give the Dodgers     8     World Series win in 1955.

Off the field, Robinson was a forefather of the Civil Rights Movement, speaking out

against     9     (race) discrimination and     10     (push) baseball to use its economic influence to fight against racialism.

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Chinese tennis legend Li Na will be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.     1     (amazing), Li is the first Asian player     2     (receive) the sport’s ultimate honor. She was joined by Mary Pierce and Yevgeny Kafelnikov for the halls Class of 2019, which     3     (announce)at the Australian Open last month. Li retired in 2014 because of recurring knee injuries, eight months after winning that year’s Australian Open and     4     (rise) to a career-high second in the WTA ranking. Her first Grand Slam trophy came at the 2011 French Open,     5     she defeated four top-10     6     (opponent) along the way. To     7     (she) credit, those on-court achievements, along with L’s engaging     8     (personal), helped spur interest in tennis at home in China.

“I have loved seeing the sport grow in China,” Li said in     9     statement, “and I’m proud to be part of that history.” The formal induction ceremony will be held     10     July 20th in Rhode Island.

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Shawn Cheshire is a blind cyclist who competed in the 2016 Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She lost her ability     1    (see) after an accident nine years ago. She has tried to become as     2    (depend) as possible in the last few years.

She said that,     3     a long time, she was in a really dark place and hated being blind. She said that sports and physical exercise gave     4    (she) another opportunity at living.

Earlier this month, Cheshire crossed 68 kilometers of steep and uneven ground in the Grand Canyon(大峡谷). She did so in 24 hours and 15 minutes,     5     is believed to be a record for a blind hiker (徒步旅行者). The     6    (early) record of 28 hours     7    (set) in 2014.

Three friends helped her during the Grand Canyon hike. They walked several steps apart. They guided and warned her of     8    (barrier). She listened for and followed the sound of a bell     9    (wear) by the lead hiker. She used hiking poles for balance.

Cheshire and her friends finished the hike on October 8, 2018. She said as the group neared     10     end of the trip, “I had a huge ball of emotion welled up in my chest –I cannot believe we just did that.”

5 . “I have used all my prehistoric powers     1    (swim),” Fu Yuanhui said in an interview after she qualified for the women’s 100m backstroke final. When asked     2     her hopes were for the final, she said: “No expectation! I’m very satisfied now!”.

That’s how she began to rock China’s internet and social media. Add her exaggerated     3     (face) expressions and humour, and she quickly became an online celebrity. She eventually won a bronze medal in the 100m backstroke final, not gold.     4     that hasn’t reduced the affection from her fans.

Young Chinese social media     5    (user) have been drawn to her straight-forward character, her sincerity and her attitude towards competition.

Joanna Zhan, a fan in Chongqing, said she liked Fu because she is “so cute, and she is as powerful     6     a mudslide (泥石流)”. “Fu interpreted the Olympic spirit of challenging     7    (she) and enjoying the game,” she added.

One fan, Feng Zhu, told the BBC she liked Fu because she always said     8     (exact) what was on her mind.

JingYingLi, a female entrepreneur in Sichuan province, said she heard about Fu from her friends. “Almost everyone     9    (talk) about her,” she said. But it seems Fu is part of a generational change in attitude towards     10     (compete).