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)11.A.surprised
B.inspired
C.guided
D.comforted
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)12.A.ticket
B.letter
C.receipt
D.call
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)13.A.mixed
B.thrilled
C.displeased
D.unexpected
)14.A.sponsor
B.cover
C.admit
D.release
)15.A.justice
B.optimism
C.forgiveness
D.sympathy
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(2023·四川南充嘉陵一中月考)A recent study conducted by Gavin Sandercock at the
University of Essex in the UK and his colleagues shows just one in 20 people aged 18 to 64 in
England are meeting England's strictest weekly strength training guidelines."Strength training is
defined as any activities that strengthens muscles or bone,"says Sandercock.This can include
lifting weights,body weight exercises and fitness plans.
The teams looked at survey data from over 275,000 adults in this age group.Between 2015 and
2017,these people were asked to estimate how much time they spend doing physical activity each
week.They wanted to find out what proportion of these adults in England met the UK's weekly
health guidelines,which recommend 150 minutes of moderate activity a week.
The researchers found that on average just 5 percent of these adults in England met the full
recommendation,including strength training.They also found that men were more likely to meet
all the guidelines as well as younger age groups."But the strongest effect that we found when we
looked at the variables was education,"Sandercock says.
"There are two main reasons why this could be the case,"Sandercock says."People who are
more educated may be more likely to know what the UK's recommended health advice is.On the
other hand,it could be that strength training-especially lifting weights-often requires access to a
gym which costs money.Higher levels of education have been linked to greater wealth,he says.
"To encourage greater participation in strength training,I believe we need to raise awareness
about its multiple benefits.And we need to stress that strength training is relevant to health and
fitness across all age groups an