Are you addicted to computer games? Do you stay up all night playing them? There's no doubt that the     1    (excite) of games makes them hard     2    (put) down. But should we worry about their effects     3     our health?

We are spoiled for choice when it comes to gaming： You can role play. And there are shooting games     4     can make you feel less angry and frustrated.

Can these kinds of games really be fun and can being absorbed in virtual reality be good for us? So far, popular games like Grand Theft Auto     5    (blame) for everything from falling results at school to     6     (cause) acts of extreme violence.

Other will argue that gaming is     7     harmless form of entertainment. There is evidence that playing video games could actually be good for us.     8     (study) have also shown that the skills used in playing games can cause     9           (grow) in certain areas of the brain, the ability to think in 3D and even improve our eyesight. So today gaming isn't just for computer addicts. If it is used     10    (correct), we can all take part.

Weiqi is the Chinese name for the classic board game     1     (common)known in English as Go. The game,     2     was called yi in ancient China, has a history of over 3,000 years. Weiqi is a board game between two players using black and white game pieces.

According to ancient books, weiqi     3     (invent)by the Chinese emperor Yao. In the Spring and Autumn Period, people would use terms in weiqi     4     "ju qi bu ding"(meaning "holding a game piece but not sure what move to make"）to describe vacillation (犹豫不决) in politics. It's quite clear how popular the game     5     (be)at that time. Later, there were lots of     6     (talent) weiqi players in all dynasties and many emperors in ancient China were weiqi lovers, such as Cao Cao and Zhu Yuanzhang,

The rules of weiqi are very simple but the     7     (choice)to move the game pieces vary.

This is     8     the charm (魅力) of the game lies. The time for one round of weiqi can be different. In most cases, it takes one or two hours     9     (finish)one round of weiqi.

Weiqi is a game that combines science, art and     10     (compete). It's no wonder that the game has been popular for thousands of years and is gradually becoming an international cultural game.

EDward Gaming (EDG),     1     e-sports club from Jing'an District of Shanghai, east China, won the 2021 League of Legend (LoL) World Championship in Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland     2     November 6.

    3     excited Chinese fans was that the team from the League of Legends Pro League (LPL) defeated another team DWG KIA (DK) from League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK) with a     4    (thrill) 3-2 result,     5     brought an end to the season 11 (S11) global finals of League of Legends. This marks the third time in four years that a team from China     6    (win) the world champions.

The hashtag (标签)"EDG is champion"had attracted 209 million viewers by Sunday morning, with the number still     7     (rise). The live-streaming of the championship had more than 200 million viewers on two major domestic smartphone apps, and the number was boosted by viewers on other channels.

With the     8     (popular) of digital technology, new form of cultural exchanges have been emerging, of which e-sports are the     9     (hot). As more Chinese star gaming clubs and teams participate, the industry     10     (expect) to further prosper and continue spreading Chinese culture to the world.

Imagine a time     1     people feel like they’re inside their favorite video games, or can travel the world without leaving home. This     2     (become) possible as virtual reality (VR) continues to develop. Experts say VR was a hot topic at the 2015 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES)     3     (hold) on January 6 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Of the     4     (approximate) 3,900 exhibitors at the show, more than a dozen showed off their achievements on VR technology.

VR technology started with games, but developers say it has the potential to transform     5     aspects of our life.

Manuel Gutierrez-Novelo, co-founder of Immersion-VRelia, says VR can be a great tool for     6     (educate). “We can create an animation of the solar system or the molecular (分子的) structure of water,” he says. “If you see them in a virtual reality environment, not reading about them in a book     7     watching a video, I believe you will be able to learn about these things better.”

According to Nick Nassiri of Razer, innovations (新发明) in virtual reality will keep     8     (come) up. He believes they'll happen first in gaming, then extend     9     other areas including medicine and education. “The key is getting it right in gaming,” he says. “And then     10     rest will come.”