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足球在中国的渊源:蹴鞠
Cuju was an ancient Chinese 1. _______ (compete) game involving kicking a ball through an opening into a net.
As the ancestor of soccer, it first appeared in 2. _______ well known ancient Chinese historical work Zhan Guo Ce (Strategies of the Warring States), which described cuju as a form of entertainment among the general public.
Later, cuju was 3. _______ (common) played in the army for military training purposes during the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD).
Liu Bang, the first emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, was a cuju fan 4. _______ liked watching and playing cuju.
Emperor Liu Che would establish a cuju field 5. _________ his army went. He used cuju 6__________ a way of training soldiers.
The earlist record of women cuju players can 7 ___________(trace) back to the Han Dynasty. We can see paintings of females with their hair 63. 8_______ (tie) back, waving their long sleeves and looking chic (时髦的) while 9___________(play) cuju.
Up to the Tang Dynasty (618-907), women players prevailed (盛行) at the royal court, as emperors enjoyed watching soccer games. At that time, various skills were widely used in playing cuju, mainly 10. _______ (serve) as entertainment.
As a way of national culture protection, cuju was listed n the first batch of China’s intangible cultural heritages in 2006.
参考答案:1 competitive/competition 2. the 3. commonly 4. who
5. wherever 6 as 7. be traced 8 tied 9 playing 10. serving
研究表明拖延症或与健康状况不佳有关,我们该如何应对?
From time to time, we may put off until later 1__________we know we should be doing now – in other words, we procrastinate (拖延). It may seem acceptable to procrastinate if the necessary tasks can 2__________(do)in time3._________, researchers have now linked procrastination with a series of health issues.
A research team 4_________(lead) by Fred Johansson at Sophiahemmet University, Sweden, investigated more than 3,000 university students in Sweden. Researchers followed st