The Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay(火炬接力)

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The Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay(火炬接力)

The Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay(火炬接力)

ReadingAThe Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay(火炬接力)The Olympic flame(奥运圣火) arrived in Beijing on March 31. The host city for the 2008 Olympic Games started a ceremony(仪式)in Tian'anmen Square on that morning to welcome the Olympic flame from Greece and kick off an international torch relay. China's President Hu Jintao used the torch to light(点燃) a cauldron(圣火盆) , and passed it on to China's world champion hurdler, Liu Xiang, 1.then he declared(宣布) the Beijing 2008 Olympics torch relay begun. It was the start of the Olympic torch relay.Inside China, the torch relay is going to pass through 21 cities over more than 30 days.The relay is expected to last 130 days and covers a distance(距离) of 137,000 kilometres, passing through 19 countries, finally the flame will arrive at the National Stadium in Beijing on Aug 8,2008 for the opening ceremony.With its theme(主题), “Journey of Harmony”, and its slogan(口号)2.“Light the Passion, Share the Dre am” , 3.the 2008Olympic Torch Relay will be an opportunity for BOCOG(北京奥申委) to share its Olympic message with the world.1.When did The Olympic flame(奥运圣火) arrived in Beijing ?2. How many days is the torch relay expected to last?3. Where did the Olympic flame from ?4. What is the slogan of the torch relay?5. Who did President Hu Jintao pass the torch on to?BLiu Xiang was the first Asian to win the men’ s 110m hurdles(跨栏) at the Olympic Games in Athens. After that he became an idol to the young people.When Liu Xiang crossed the finishing line far ahead of the other players, In a world record ---------12.91 seconds, It was Liu's first Olympics and he won the gold medal. He said “I think t oday we Chinese have showed the world we can run as fast as anybody else."When Liu was a grade four student in a primary school, he was chosen by the Junior Sports School of Putuo District in Shanghai to practice jumping. But when a bone test showed he would not become a tall man, Liu was asked to give up practicing.After one year although he had won the national championship for his age group. Liu' s parents also wanted him to give it up and study more at school, but Liu decided to continue practising jumping.In 1998 when Liu Xiang, aged 15 met the famous coach Sun Haiping, his career changed greatly. Sun believed Liu Xiang was a rising star and after visiting Liu's parents several times, finally he persuaded them to let Liu practice the 110m hurdles.After Liu got the gold medal, he became well known all over the world. But Liuthinks 2004 is the beginning, and he expects to be at his peak in the summer games in Beijing in 2008. Liu Xiang said, For some players, it s just a job. For me, it ‘s wha t I love. ()Liu Xiang won the Olympic championship at the age ofA. 12B. 15C. 2 1 D.22()2. The underlined word "persuaded" in the fifth paragraph means”' “in Chinese.A.支持B.教育C.说服D.阻止()3. Liu Xiang gave up jumping becauseA. his parents stopped him from jumpingB. the famous coach Sun Haiping changed his and his parent's ideasC. a bone test showed he wouldn't become tall enough to be a high jumperD. he was satisfied after winning the national jumping champion for his age group ()4. What does Liu Xiang think of being a sports player?A. It is just a job for himB. It can bring him a lot of moneyC. It is what he lovesD It can bring him a lot of honor()5. Form the passage, we know thatA. the Chinese people can run as fast as the people in other countriesB. Liu Xiang didn 't want to take part in the Olympic. Games in 2008C Liu Xiang was not the first Chinese to win the sprint (疾跑) gold medal inAthens.D. if Liu Xiang reached the finish line in 13 seconds, he would break the worldrecord.()6. What is the main idea of this passage ?A. The history of hurdles.B. A general introduction to Liu XiangC. The record of hurdlesD. Liu Xiang took part in Olympics many times.C.In 2004, Chinese athletes gained 32 gold medals. It was the historical record. Among them there were some medals that we never got before. For example, women’s double tennis we never expected to enter the final match. The athletes gave our Chinese people a big pleasant surprise .Another big surprise is from a young man named Liu Xiang who gained a gold medal in the 110-meter hurdle race. In the race there were many famous sportsmen. Liu beat them and won the race.Chinese women’s volleyball team also gave us a kind of encouragement. We are proud of them. In 2008 the 29th Olympic Games will be held in our country .It is a great chance for China. All Chinese people are expecting we can gain more gold medals not only from the sports but also from the spirit. We believe the Olympics is in everyone’s heart and we also believe One World One Dream.()1.Women’s double tennis never enter the final match.()2.In 2008 the 28th Olympic Games will be held in our country ()3.Liu Xiang beat famous sportsmen and won the race..()4. In 2004, Chinese athletes gained 32 gold medals.D图表题( )1.What information can you get from the picture?A.YaoMing is taller than YiJianlianB.YiJianlian is as old as YaoMing( ) 2.Which statement is NOT true according to the notice?A.SUNSHINE SPORTS will start next Monday.B.There will be three more P.E classes a week in the schoolC.The students will have at least one hour’s sport every day ( )3.Chinese player won the____championships()4.The picture is about _________.A. The people are climbing a mountain.B. The PLA men (解放军)are skating.( )5。

OlympicEnglish奥运英语词汇运动英语词汇

OlympicEnglish奥运英语词汇运动英语词汇

Olympic English& Physical EnglishPart 1 Olympic EnglishⅠ.The 28 Items of the 2008Olympic Games2008年奥运会28大项体育项目1. Aquatics/Water Sports 水上运动2. Archery 射箭3. Athletics田径4. Badminton羽毛球5. Baseball 棒球6. Basket Ball 篮球7. Boxing 拳击8. Canoe/Kayak 皮划艇9. Cycling自行车10. Equestrian马术11. Fencing击剑12. Soccer/Football 足球13. Gymnastics 体操14. Handball 手球15. Hockey曲棍球16. Jodo 柔道17. Modern Pentathlon现代五项18. Rowing赛艇19. Sailing帆船20. Shooting 射击21. Softball垒球22. Table Tennis乒乓球23. Taekwondo跆拳道24. Tennis 网球25. Triathlon铁人三人26. Volleyball排球27. Weightlifting举重28. Wresting 摔跤Ⅱ.Correlative Institutions 相关机构1. State Sport General Administration国家体育总局2. All-China Sports Federation中华全国体育总会3. Chinese Olympic Committee中国奥林匹克委员会4. Chinese Athletics Association中国田径协会5. Chinese Football Association中国足球协会6. Chinese Basketball Association中国篮球协会7. Chinese Volleyball Association中国排球协会8. Chinese Swimming Association中国游泳协会9. Chinese Tennis Association中国网球协会10. Chinese Bridge Association中国桥牌协会11. Chinese Wushu Association中国武术协会12. Chinese Table-tennis Association中国乒乓球协会13. Chinese Badminton Association中国羽毛球协会14. Chinese Skating Association中国滑冰协会15. Chinese Cycling Association中国自行车协会16. Chinese Aerobic Association中国健美操协会17. Chinese Judo Association中国柔道协会18. Chinese Boxing Association中国拳击协会19. Sports Facilities Standard Authority体育设施标准管理办公室Ⅲ. Olympic Competition V enues in Beijing 奥运在京比赛场馆★ New Competition Venues新建场馆1. National Stadium国家体育场2. National Aquatics Center国家游泳中心3. National Indoor Stadium国家体育馆4. Beijing Shooting Range Hall北京射击馆5. Wukesong Indoor Stadium五棵松体育馆6. Laoshan Velodrome老山自行车馆7. Olympic Rowing-Canoeing Park奥林匹克水上公园8. China Agricultural University Gymnasium 中国农业大学体育馆9. Peking University Gymnasium北京大学体育馆10.Beijing Science and TechnologyUniversity Gymnasium北京科技大学体育馆11. Beijing University of Technology Gymnasium北京工业大学体育馆★ Existing Competition Venues 现有场馆1. Olympic Sports Center Stadium奥体中心体育场2. Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium奥体中心体育场3. Workers' Stadium工人体育场4. Workers' Indoor Arena工人体育馆5. Capital Indoor Stadium首都体育馆6. Fengtai Softball Field丰台垒球场7. Ying Tung Natatorium英东游泳馆8. Laoshan Mountain Bike Course老山山地自行车场9. Beijing Shooting Range Clay T arget Field北京射击场飞碟靶场10. Beijing Institute of Technology Gymnasium北京理工大学体育馆11. Beihang University Gymnasium北京航空航天大学体育馆★Temporary Competition Venues 临时场馆1. Fencing Gymnasium, National Conference Center 国家会议中心击剑馆2. Hockey Field, Olympic Green奥林匹克森林公园曲棍球场3. Archery Field, Olympic Green奥林匹克森林公园射箭场4. Tennis Center, Olympic Green奥林匹克森林公园网球中心5. Wukesong Baseball Field五棵松棒球场6. Beach Volleyball Ground沙滩排球场7. BMX(bicycle motocross)Field小轮车赛场8. Triathlon Venue铁人三项赛场9. Urban Road Cycling Course城区公路自行车赛场Ⅳ.Olympic Cities 奥运城市1. Beijing Host City北京-2008年奥运会主办城市2. Qingdao Co-host City: Sailing青岛-2008年奥运会帆船比赛协办城市3. Hong Kong Co-host City: Equestrian香港-2008年奥运会赛马比赛协办城市4. Tianjin Co-host City: Football天津-2008年奥运会足球赛区城市5. Shanghai Co-host City: Football青岛-2008年奥运会足球赛区城市6. Shenyang Co-host City: Football沈阳-2008年奥运会足球赛区城市7. Qinhuangdao Co-host City: Football秦皇岛-2008年奥运会足球赛区城市Ⅴ. BOCOG Organizational Structure 北京奥组委组织结构★Functional Areas 各职能部门1. General Office 秘书行政部2. Project Management Department总体策划部3. International Relations Department国际联络部4. Sports Department 体育部5. Media and Communications Department新闻宣传部6. C onstruction & Environment Department工程和环境部7. Legal Affairs Department法律事务部8. Technology Department 技术部9. Marketing Department市场开发部10. Games Services Department运动会服务部11. Audit and Supervision Department监察审计部12. Human Resources Department 人事部13. Finance Department 财务部14. Cultural Activities Department文化活动部15. Media Operations Department媒体运行部16. Security Department 安保部17. Venue Management Department场馆管理部18. Olympic Logistics Center 物流中心19. Paralympic Games Department残奥会部20. Transport Department 交通部21. Olympic Torch Relay Centre火炬接力中心22. Accreditation Department 注册中心23. Olympic Village Department 奥运村部24. Opening&Closing Ceremonies Department开闭幕式工作部25. Volunteers Department志愿者部26. Ticketing Department 票务中心★Beijing Olympic Broadcasting北京奥林匹克传播公司★Beijing Olympic Media Center北京奥林匹克新闻中心★The Beijing “2008” ProjectConstruction Headquarters Office北京市人民政府“2008”工程建设指挥办公室★Sailing Sub-committee (Qingdao) 青岛奥帆委Ⅵ. The Olympic Symbol奥林匹克标志The Olympic symbol consists of five interlaced rings of equal dimensions (the Olympic rings), used alone, in one or in five different colours, which are, from left to right, blue, yellow, black, green and red.奥林匹克五环标志由5个同等大小的奥林匹克环套接而成,可以是单色,也可以从左至右依次为蓝、黄、黑、绿、红5种颜色。

2008年英语高考书面表达北京奥运会专题

2008年英语高考书面表达北京奥运会专题

• 假定你的英国笔友Jack发来电子邮件,询问北京 奥运会火炬传递的概况。作为奥运火炬山东传递 情况,并谈谈你脱颖而出当选火炬手后的感受。 • 1.雅典—取火—北京—全球传递正式启动 • 2.135个城市:阿拉木图(Almaty)、伦敦、巴黎、 旧金山、澳门、三亚、香港、上海、拉萨等等 • 3.开幕式之日火炬传递回到北京 • 4.130天,20,000火炬手 • 参考词汇:火炬传递—torch relay 火炬手-torchbearer
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现代第一届
法国教育家皮埃尔· 德· 顾拜旦,提出举 办类似古奥运会的比赛,并把它扩大到 世界范围 追朔到古希腊的奥林匹克运动会
1896年在希腊的雅典举办,共有13个国 家的311名运动员参加 意义及显著特征 打破了古代不允许女子参加的规定;在 现代奥运会诞生地希腊雅典引燃奥林匹 克火炬,之后以接力方式传递至奥运会 举办地,并在开幕式上点燃奥运圣火 变化 1942年开始,现代奥运会又分为夏季、 冬季奥运会两种 北京奥运会 预祝第29届奥运会一定会成功
• 阅读下列材料,以Best Wishes for Beijing Olympic Games 为题写一篇短文。字数:100--120 • 中国历届奥运会成绩表 年份 奥运 举办地点 夺得金 在世界 会 牌数 排名 1984 23届 美国洛杉矶(Los Angeles) 15 4
1988 24届 韩国汉城(Seoul)
• Nothing is more meaningful than that it breaks the rule that women were forbidden to attend it. Another unforgettable thing is the opening ceremony. That is to say, the Olympic torch is first lighted in Athens, Greece and then delivered via many countries to the host country and lights the Olympic flames at the opening ceremony. In 1924, the Olympic Games include the Summer Olympics and the Winter Olympics. • China, the host of the 29th Olympics, is sparing no efforts to make preparations for it, and we are sure it will be a great success.

奥运体育项目中英对照

奥运体育项目中英对照

与奥运有关的常用术语2008年,奥运会将在北京举行。

作为中国人,我们都想对奥运会有一个更全面的了解,尤其是怎么用英语表达,我想通过一些常用的术语以及句子来增强对它的了解。

首先,我们来了解常用的术语:奥运会Olympic Games奥运会选拔赛Olympic trial国际奥委会International Olympic Committee奥运会会歌Olympic Anthem奥运火炬Olympic torch奥运会代表团Olympic delegation奥运村Olympic village组委会organization committee开幕式opening ceremony闭幕式closing ceremony吉祥物mascot颁奖台podium其次,我们通过一些句子来增强对奥运会的了解。

The international Olympic Committee constituted itself on 23rd June 1894.国际奥委会于1894年6月23日成立。

The Olympic symbol, the five interlocking rings, represents the union of the five continents and the meeting of the athletes of the world at the Olympic Games.奥林匹克的标志是五个相连的圆环,它代表着五大洲的团结和全世界运动员在奥运会上相聚一堂。

The official languages of the IOC are French and English.国际奥委会的官方语言是法语和英语。

The Olympic flame is a symbol reminiscent of the ancient Olympic Games.奥运圣火是人们缅怀古代奥运会的象征。

The Olympic Games consist of the Games of the Olympiad and the Olympic Winter Games. Both take place every four years.奥运会包括夏季奥运会和冬季奥运会,它们都是每四年举办一次。

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The Olympic Games:The government and people of china have always admired the purposes and principles of the Olympic spirit and supported the efforts made by the Olympic in promoting World Peace. The Chinese government and people are doing our utmost in pr eparing for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing . It’s our hope to make it a grand gathering that will carry forward the Olympic Spirit promote world peace and enhance the friendship among people of the world. So that the Olympic spirit will flourish once again. This time in china an oriental country with an ancient civilization. The Olympics of 2008 Peking. The dream of a Chinese bears in the applause of the world and tears of the Chinese nations. Be a number of the Chinese nation, we will use the most sincere vo ice, saying loudly, “being to our 2008!”The future of China will be more beautiful!Eighty-two contestants from different universities in Beijing participated in the semi-finals with the theme of “Olympic Games in my Heart”in Tsinghua University in June. In their willingness to make the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games harmonious and green.The Logo of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay owes much of its inspiration to the traditional concept of “ fire phoenix” , and presents the image of two runners holding the Olympic Flame high.I’m proud of ChinaChina has got the chance to hold the 2008 Olympic Games, which always fill me with excitement.The population of china make up one fifth of the world’s total population, so holding the Olympic Games in Beijing will spread the Olympic spirit to more people. Beijing , the capital of China, with its long history and splendid culture, is a well-know city with a lot of experience in holding large international sporting events. Therefore, we should be confident of the success of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.To win in the game is important, and athletes across the world must seize the chance to show their skills, but the Olympic Games are also about friendship and peace. So what is most important is to get on well with athletes from other countries. After all, honor is more precious than gold medals.I believe holding the Olympic Games will make China a more popular country.I am proud of China. I will love you forever, my country -----China!Pop musicBoys are wind, girls are rainBoys are wind, girls are rain.Wind and rain out bloom the beauty of spring.Peaches appear red, willows spread green,Red and green out shine the joy,We are in such happinessOh, such a tear, such love of books, such friendship we share,Boys are wind ,oh, girls are rain.Wind and rain decorate the flowers of spring.Proverbs:A good beginning is half done.A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.A young idler, an older beggar.Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.Where there is a will, there is a way.Better the last smile than the first laugh.Children are what the mothers are.Care will kill a cat.Doggerel:Canners can can what they can can but can not can things can’t be canned.Joke:----- The radiation will kill you!----- Mom, who are you shouting at ?----- that man----- Why?----- Humph! Because he stole my cellphone !V oice :The perfect heartOne day a boy was standing in the middle of the town announcing that he had the most beautiful and fresh heart in the valley. A large crowd gathered and they all accepted his heart for it was a perfect heart. There was only any mark on it.The boy was very proud and boasted more loudly about his beautiful and perfect heart. Suddenly, an old man appeared in the crowd and said, “ Your heart is not as beautiful as mine.” The crowd and the young man looked at the old man’s heart.It was beating strongly. It was full of scars. It had places where some pieces had been removed, and other pieces put in but didn’t fit quite right, and there were several rough edges. In fact, in some places the whole pieces missing.Harry potter:At the start of production forty thousand child actors were audition and tested for the screen role yet Daniel Radcliffe was discovered . When the procedures took a break row sat young Daniel who was visiting the theater with his father for an evening’s entertainment. Daniel was immediately offered J.K. Rowling’s agreement was the part. Now kids around the world together with their parents are quite familiar with Harry Potter and the actor Daniel Radcliffe .Spring songSpring is coming ,spring is coming ,Birdies, build your nest;Weave together straw and feather,Doing each your bestSpring is coming , spring is coming,Flowers are coming too:Pansies, lilies , daffodillies.Now a coming through.Spring is coming , spring is coming,All around is fair,Slimmer and quiver on the river,Joy is everywhereMy thoughts on learning EnglishAs soon as we step into Junior middle schools. English plays an important role in our daily life. What’s more, with China entering the WTO, English has become the most popular language in ChinaAs a student , I think everyone should have a good knowledge of English . However , nowadays the majorities of students have difficulty in learning English . How does the problem come about ? In my opinion , the reason is that a great many students have no interest and confidence in learning English,So I think it is important to develop an interest in English and to remember that patience is the key to learningEnglish. Then try your best and take every chance to communicate with others in English . Besides, by listing to English tapes you may make great progress. I suggest buying some English magazines and newspapers, such as English weekly, the best among them, which help you a lot.Do as I have said above, and you will be successful sooner or later.布莱克老虎华兹华斯黄水仙我独自漫步,犹如一朵云水仙——威廉.华兹华丝山间谷中百云漂浮我如白云独自遨游忽见水仙黄花清幽湖边树下摆舞不休犹似银河闪耀繁星水仙连绵一望无垠千万朵花入眼清新迎风摇摆活泼欢欣The DaffodilsI wandered lonely as a cloudThat floats on high o'er vales and hills,When all at once I saw a crowd,A host of golden daffodils;Beside the lake, beneath the trees,Fluttering and dancing in the breezeContinuous as the stars that shineAnd twinkle on the Milky Way,They stretched in never-ending line.Along the margin of a bayTen thousand saw I at a glance,Tossing their heads in sprightly dance.The waves beside them danced; but theyOutdid the sparking waves in glee;A poet could not but be gay,In such a jocund company;I gazed_ and_ gazed but little thought What wealth the slow to me had brought; For oft, when on my couch I lieIn vacant or in pensive mood,They flash upon that inward eyeWhich is the bliss of solitude;And then my heart with pleasure fills And dance with the daffodils.The TigerTiger! Tiger! burning brightIn the forests of the night,What immortal hand or eyeCould frame thy fearful symmetry?In what distant deeps or skiesBurnt the fire of thine eyes?On what wings dare he aspire?What the hand dare seize the fire?And what shoulder, and what art,Could twist the sinews of thy heart? And when thy heart began to beat, What dread hand and what dread feet? What the hammer? What the chain?In what furnace was thy brain?What the anvil? What dread graspDare its deadly terrors clasp?When the stars threw down their spears, And watered heaven with their tears, Did He smile His work to see?Did He who made the Lamb make thee?Tiger! Tiger! burning brightIn the forests of the night,What immortal hand or eyesDare frame thy fearful symmetry?The Tiger老虎Tiger! Tiger! burning bright老虎!老虎!火一样辉煌,In the forests of the night,烧穿了黑夜的森林和草莽,What immortal hand or eye什么样非凡的手和眼睛Could frame thy fearful symmetry?能塑造你一身惊人的匀称?In what distant deeps or skies什么样遥远的海底、天边Burnt the fire of thine eyes?烧出了做你眼睛的火焰?On what wings dare he aspire?跨什么翅膀它胆敢去凌空?What the hand dare seize the fire?凭什么铁掌抓一把火种?And what shoulder, and what art,什么样功夫,什么样胳膊Could twist the sinews of thy heart? 拗得成你五脏六腑的筋络?And when thy heart began to beat,等到你的心一开始蹦跳,What dread hand and what dread feet? 什么样惊心动魄的手、脚?What the hammer? What the chain? 什么样铁链?什么样铁锤?In what furnace was thy brain?什么样熔炉里炼你的脑髓?What the anvil? What dread grasp什么样铁砧?什么样猛劲Dare its deadly terrors clasp?一下子掐住了骇人的雷霆?When the stars threw down their spears, 到临了,星星扔下了金枪,And water'd heaven with their tears,千万滴银泪洒遍了苍穹,Did He smile His work to see?完工了再看看,他可会笑笑?Did He who made the Lamb make thee? 不就是造羊的把你也造了?Tiger! Tiger! burning bright老虎!老虎!火一样辉煌,In the forests of the night,烧穿了黑夜的森林和草莽,What immortal hand or eyes什么样非凡的手和眼睛Dare frame thy fearful symmetry?能塑造你一身惊人的匀称?。

奥运圣火点亮世界第一峰英文

奥运圣火点亮世界第一峰英文

The Olympic flame for the Beijing Olympic Games w as lit in Olympia,Greece o n 24M arch ,2008.With the theme of “Jo urney of Harmony (和谐)”and the slogan of “L ight the Passion,Share the Dream (点燃激情,传递梦想)”,the Oly mpic flame w ill travel along the historic Silk Road,and pass across 5conti-nents.Af ter travelling throug ho ut the mainland of China and reaching the top of the w orld —M t.Qomolang ma (Everest)—the Oly mpic f lame will finally arrive at the Opening Ceremony o f the Beijing 2008Oly mpic Games and lig ht the main cauldron o n 8August,2008.The Beijing2008Olympic To rch Relay (圣火传递),with the participatio n (参与)o f more than 20,000to rchbearers,lasting 130days,and ov er a distance of 137,000km ,will be remem-bered as a relay ov er the longestdistance and the w idest geo graphical ex panse,and involv ing (涉及)the larg est number ofparticipants (参与者)in the historyofthe mo dernOlympic Mo vement.One of the highlights (亮点)of the To rch Relay is the attempt to bring the Olympic flame to the highest peak (顶峰)in the wo rld ,M t.Qo-mo langma (Ev erest).The Chinese torchbearer team,consisiting of one ethnic T u (土家族人),13Tibetan (藏族人),and fiv e ethnic Han (汉族人)mountaineers,to ok the Olympic flame to the top of the 8,844.43-meter (29,035-foo t)M t.Qomolang ma (Everest)for the first time in histo ry on the morning of M ay 8,after o ver-coming a string of (一连串的)diff iculties.T hey climbed from an 8,300-meter-high camp (帐篷)on M t.Qomolangma early in the morning w ith the Oly mpic flame in a special canister (罐子).Then they passed the Second Step betw een 8,600meters and 8,700meters,the biggest challenge in the climb as they had to inch forward(慢慢地,一点一点地前进)on slippery 40-deg ree slopes (40度倾角的滑坡).At abo ut 9:11a.m.,fiv e bearers lit their to rch-es,desig ned by ro cket scientists,one after an-o ther to pass the flame alo ng the final icy in-cline (结冰的斜坡)to the peak.At 9:17,the final to rch bearer,Tsering Wang mo,held her to rch o ver her head o n the summit (峰顶),as o ther team members unfurled (铺开,展开)the Olympic and Chinese flags,cheering “Beijing w elcomes y ou ”,even tho ugh they can be heard strug gling fo r breath (为呼吸挣扎,意思是呼吸急促)thro ug h the live broa dcast (实况转播)because of lack o f oxy gen (氧气)and of a temperature below minus 30deg rees Celsius (零下30摄氏度).T he successful Qomo langma To rch Relay not only carries forward the Oly mpicspirit (奥运精神),but also sho ws the w orld part o f the high technolo -gies (高科技)to be applied to (将被应用于)the 2008Beijing Olympic Games.M eanwhile,it is also a go od demo nstra tion (展现)of national unity (民族团结).奥运圣火点亮世界第一峰Olympic Flame Reached the Top of the World湖北省安陆市太白中学英语教研组时春涛供稿奥运专栏OYUNZHUANLAN动感地带30--。

高考英语基础写作题专题训练(有范文)

高考英语基础写作题专题训练(有范文)

语鹅市安置阳光实验学校广东高考英语基础写作专题训练1.写信介绍北京假设你是李华,你的网友Peter 来信,他想北京奥运会期间来北京旅游,你回信给他,介绍北京。

内容要点如下:[写作要求]只能使用5个句子表达全部的内容,开头和结尾已经写好,不计入总句数。

[评分]句子结构的准确性,信息内容的完整性和连贯性。

参考词汇:国家体育馆 National Stadium 国家游泳馆 National Swimming Stadium Dear Peter,Welcome to Beijing.I am looking forward to the day you come to Beijing. See you then. Yours truly, Li Hua2.介绍2008奥运火炬传递假设你是李华,学校广播站的英文编辑。

你请根据一下信息,写一篇英语短文,要向学校师生介绍一下北京奥运的火炬传递情况。

[写作要求]只能使用5个句子表达全部的内容,开头和结尾已经为你写好,不计入总句数。

[评分]句子结构的准确性,信息内容的完整性和连贯性。

参考词汇:希腊古奥林匹亚遗址ancient Olympia, Greece 火炬 torch3. 通知假设有一批澳大利亚学生到广东香城游学,你是项目的负责人,在出发前你简要向学生们介绍这次安排。

请写一个简要的发言稿,主要内容如下:[写作要求]只能使用5个句子表达全部的内容,开头和结尾已经为你写好,不计入总句数。

[评分]句子结构的准确性,信息内容的完整性和连贯性。

Attention please, everyone:Now I would like to tell you the arrangement for the journey.…That’s all. Thank you.4. 郊游日记请根据以下内容提示,写一篇英文日记(题头已写好)。

[写作要求]只能使用5个句子表达全部的内容。

单招英语考试试题

单招英语考试试题

第一节:单项填空(共15小题,每小题1分,满分15分)从A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

21.--- Alice, guess what! I passed the driving test.--- !A.Sound good B.Very well C.How nice D.All right22.The financial crisis has put the world economy in a difficult .A.occasion B.condition C.evaluation D.situation23.Some of the exercises appear to be ones that you have done, but after takingsecond look, you will find that they are different.A./; the B.the; the C.the; a D./; a24.As most of their houses were badly damaged after the earthquake, many people had to bein a stadium.A.put away B.put out C.put up D.put off25.Aluminum (铝) isn’t found free in nature, owing to its always with other elements, most commonly with oxygen.A.being combined B.having combinedC.combine D.combined26.The beautiful mountain village we spent our holiday last year is located inis now part of Guangxi.A.which; where B.where; what C.that; what D.when; which27.one has a child will one realize how great one’s parents are.A.Until B.Until not C.It is not until D.Not until28.--- Who has made a mess in my room?--- Who else it but your naughty son?A.could do B.could have doneC.should do D.should have done29.Recently our school has introduced new personnel evaluating system with less emphasis on age .A.and more on ability B.than more on abilityC.and more ability D.than ability30.Women’s earnings are well below men’s educational differences that are decreasing between the two sexes.A.in favor of B.in case of C.in terms of D.in spite of31.Since of them don’t drink, a bottle of wine will be enough.A.none B.all C.nobody D.every one32.Most birds find it safe to sleep in the trees, so they have eggs or young chicks, they don’t use a nest.A.why B.when C.unless D.where33.Of all the Olympic Torch Relays, the Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay traveled the largest distance, the greatest area and involved the largest number of people.A.contained B.crossed C.included D.covered34.You’d better not call me between 3:00 pm and 5:00 pm, for I an importantexamination then.A.will have B.would haveC.will be having D.will have had35.The heavy snow swept across many p arts of China, many p eople’s family reunion at the 2008 Spring Festival impossible.A.made B.making C.to make D.having made第二节完型填空(共20小题;每小题 1.5分,满分30分)阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从36—55各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项One day, not too long ago, the employees of a large company in St. Louis, Missouri returned from their lunch break and were greeted with a sign on the front door.The sign said, “Yesterday the person who had been hindering(阻碍) your 36 in this company passed away. We 37 you to join the funeral in the room that has been 38in the gym.”At first everyone was sad to 39 that one of their colleagues had died, 40 aftera while they started getting 41 about who this person might be.The excitement 42 as the employees arrived at the gym t o pay their last 43 . Everyone wondered, “Who is this person that was hindering my g rowth? Well, 44 he’s no longer here!”One by one the 45 got closer to the coffin(棺材) and when they looked inside it,they 46 became s peechless. They stood over the coffin, 47 into silence, as if someone had 48 the deepest part of their soul.There was a mirror inside the coffin—everyone who looked inside it could see himself. There was also a 49 next to the mirror that 50 , “There is only one person who is capable to limits to your growth: it is YOU.”You are the only person who can revolutionize (变革) your 52 . You are the only person who can 53 your happiness, realization and success. You are the only person who can help yourself. Your life does not change when others change. Your lifechanges when YOU change, when you go 54 your limiting beliefs and when you realize that you are the only one55 for your life.36.A.performance B.progress C.program D.process37.A.demand B.allow C.invite D.advise38.A.started B.prepared C.opened D.held39.A.learn B.accept C.realize D.find40.A.for B.and C.so D.but41.A.ridiculous B.obvious C.curious D.nervous42.A.grew B.appeared C.improved D.developed43.A.admirations B.attentions C.appreciations D.respects44.A.at least B.at last C.at present D.at once45.A.employees B.managers C.friends D.citizens46.A.quickly B.finally C.obviously D.suddenly47.A.upset B.depressed C.shocked D.embarrassed48.A.broken B.touched C.trembled D.removed49.A.letter B.sign C.mark D.signal50.A.told B.warned C.wrote D.read51.A.set B.make C.take D.get52.A.career B.luck C.life D.business53.A.exchange B.satisfy C.influence D.achieve54.A.for B.upon C.over D.beyond55.A.reliable B.responsible C.suitable D.valuable第三部分:阅读理解(共20小题,每题2分,满分40分)阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。

2008北京奥运会英语作文初二

2008北京奥运会英语作文初二

2008北京奥运会英语作文初二全文共6篇示例,供读者参考篇1The 2008 Beijing Olympics: A Memorable ExperienceWow! I can still vividly remember the excitement and thrill of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. It was an event that left an indelible mark on my childhood memories, and I feel so lucky to have witnessed it firsthand.It all started when my parents surprised me with tickets to attend some of the Olympic events. I couldn't believe my ears! The Olympics were coming to our city, Beijing, and we were going to be a part of it. I had always dreamed of watching world-class athletes compete, and now that dream was about to come true.The Opening Ceremony was simply breathtaking. I remember being in awe as I watched the spectacular display of Chinese culture and history unfold before my eyes. The vibrant costumes, the intricate choreography, and the mesmerizing visuals left me speechless. It was like stepping into a magical world where the impossible became possible.But the real excitement began when the games kicked off. I still get goosebumps thinking about the roar of the crowd as our athletes entered the stadiums. The atmosphere was electric, and the sense of pride and unity was palpable.One of my favorite moments was watching the swimming events. Michael Phelps, the legendary American swimmer, was breaking records left and right. His incredible performance inspired me to work harder and never give up on my dreams. I even started taking swimming lessons after that, hoping to emulate his success one day.The track and field events were equally thrilling. Usain Bolt, the Jamaican sprinting sensation, left everyone in awe with his lightning-fast speed and charismatic personality. His victories made me realize that perseverance and hard work can help you overcome any obstacle.But the Olympics weren't just about sports; they were also about cultural exchange and unity. I had the opportunity to meet people from all over the world, and it was fascinating to learn about their cultures and traditions. We exchanged pins, took photos together, and even taught each other a few words in our respective languages.The Olympic Village was a true melting pot of diversity, and it filled my heart with joy to see people from different backgrounds coming together in harmony. It was a powerful reminder that we are all part of the same human family, united by our shared love for sports and camaraderie.As the games drew to a close, I felt a mixture of sadness and pride. Sadness because the magical experience was coming to an end, but pride because Beijing had successfully hosted an unforgettable Olympic Games. The closing ceremony was a spectacular display of fireworks, music, and celebration, leaving us all with cherished memories to last a lifetime.Looking back, the 2008 Beijing Olympics were more than just a sporting event; they were a testament to human resilience, determination, and the power of unity. They taught me valuable lessons about perseverance, cultural diversity, and the importance of pursuing one's dreams.To this day, whenever I see the Olympic rings or hear the iconic theme song, I am transported back to those unforgettable moments. The 2008 Beijing Olympics will forever hold a special place in my heart, and I am grateful to have been a part of such an extraordinary event.篇2The 2008 Beijing Olympics - A Kid's PerspectiveWow, the 2008 Beijing Olympics were just the coolest thing ever! As a kid, I had been looking forward to it for years. All my friends and I were super excited that the Olympics were coming to China for the first time. We counted down the days and talked about it endlessly at school.When the opening ceremony finally happened on August8th, 2008, my whole family gathered around the TV to watch. I remember being totally blown away by the incredible display. The choreography and visuals were out of this world! Those dancing humans forming the shapes of footprints and a gorgeous scroll just seemed impossible. And those drums that looked like they were floating in the air? Mind-blowing!My favorite part was definitely the lighting of the Olympic flame at the end. That cool runner dude with the futuristic headpiece looked like he came from another planet or something. When he lit the flame, the whole stadium erupted in cheers. I got chills down my spine! From that moment on, I was hooked on the Olympics.Over the next couple weeks, my life basically revolved around watching as many Olympic events as possible on TV with my friends. Whenever one of the Chinese athletes won a gold medal, we would go nuts and cheer like crazy! Seeing them up on the podium with the national anthem playing filled me with so much pride for my country.I especially loved the gymnastics and diving events. Those athletes were like real-life superheroes with their incredible agility and fearlessness. Whenever they would stick a perfect landing or execute an insane flip, I would just stare at the screen in awe. How is that even humanly possible?!My favorite Chinese athlete was definitely Liu Xiang, the star hurdler. I remember being devastated when he got injured and had to withdraw from his event. We were all rooting so hard for him to win the gold again. But then when he courageously came back to carry the Chinese flag at the closing ceremony despite his injury, I cried tears of happiness and pride. What a legend!While the competition itself was super thrilling, I also loved just seeing glimpses of the cool futuristic-looking stadiums and structures built for the Olympics. That bizarre cube-shaped National Aquatics Center was mind-bendingly weird but awesome. And the Beijing National Stadium with its wackynest-like design...I had never seen architecture like that before! Everything about the Olympics was bursting with imagination and creativity.Beyond all the athletic events, one of the biggest highlights for me was when the Olympic torch relay came through my city. Getting up early and lining the streets alongside thousands of cheering people was an experience I'll never forget. When the torch bearer ran by, I got to see the actual Olympic flame up close and in person! Just being that close to an Olympic tradition gave me goosebumps.In the weeks after the Olympics ended, my friends and I must have played about a million made-up games pretending to be Olympic athletes. We'd hold our own bizarre opening and closing ceremonies in the park and perform ridiculous "athletic" events that usually just devolved into us laughing hysterically. Those Olympics really sparked our imagination and pride in being Chinese.Even though it's been over 15 years since the Beijing Olympics, I still look back so fondly on that magical time. Seeing the world's best athletes gather in my home country and perform at the highest level was nothing short of inspiring. Thecolors, the pageantry, the spirits of international unity and friendship...it filled me with wide-eyed wonder as a kid.Those Olympic Games gave me some of my happiest childhood memories and helped me dream of doing great things someday, whether in athletics or another passion. From dancing humans forming scrolls to gravity-defying gymnasts, everything about Beijing 2008 unlocked a sense of limitless possibility in my mind. Who knows what the human spirit is capable of accomplishing through hard work, creativity and the unity that the Olympic Games represent? I can't wait to feel that Olympic spirit again someday soon!篇3The 2008 Beijing Olympics: A Spectacle of Unity and TriumphWow, what an incredible experience the 2008 Beijing Olympics was! As a young student, I was absolutely mesmerized by the grandeur of the event and the remarkable achievements of the athletes from around the world. It was like a magical dream that unfolded right before my eyes, and I feel so lucky to have witnessed it.The opening ceremony was simply breathtaking. I remember sitting in front of the television, my eyes wide with wonder, as the magnificent Bird's Nest stadium came alive with a dazzling display of colors, lights, and performances. The sheer scale and creativity of the ceremony left me awestruck. It was like watching a grand opera, but on a scale that defied imagination.One of the highlights for me was the iconic moment when the former Olympic gymnast, Li Ning, seemingly defied gravity by running along the walls of the stadium. It was a symbolic representation of China's determination and spirit, and it filled me with a sense of pride and admiration for my nation.But the true magic of the Olympics isn't just about the opening and closing ceremonies; it's about the incredible feats of human strength, skill, and perseverance displayed by the athletes. I was glued to the television, cheering on my favorite athletes as they competed in events ranging from swimming and gymnastics to track and field.One of the most memorable moments was when Michael Phelps, the legendary American swimmer, clinched hisrecord-breaking eighth gold medal in a single Olympics. His determination and relentless pursuit of excellence were truly inspiring. I remember feeling a surge of excitement andadmiration as he touched the wall and achieved something that had never been done before.But the Olympics aren't just about winning medals; they're about unity, friendship, and respect among nations. I was captivated by the camaraderie and sportsmanship displayed by the athletes, regardless of their country of origin. It was a powerful reminder that sports have the ability to transcend boundaries and bring people together in a spirit of friendly competition and mutual respect.One of the most touching moments for me was when the Chinese hurdler, Liu Xiang, had to withdraw from the competition due to an injury. Instead of booing or expressing disappointment, the entire stadium erupted in applause, showing their support and appreciation for his efforts. It was a powerful display of empathy and sportsmanship that moved me to tears.The 2008 Beijing Olympics were not just a sporting event; they were a celebration of human achievement, perseverance, and unity. They showed me that no matter where we come from or what our backgrounds are, we all share a common desire to push ourselves to the limits and achieve greatness.As the closing ceremony unfolded, I felt a bittersweet mix of sadness and inspiration. The Olympics had come to an end, but the memories and lessons they had imparted would stay with me forever. I realized that the true spirit of the Olympics isn't just about winning medals; it's about pushing boundaries, embracing diversity, and striving for excellence in all aspects of life.Looking back, the 2008 Beijing Olympics were a defining moment in my childhood. They opened my eyes to the incredible potential of human beings and the power of unity and perseverance. They taught me that no dream is too big, and that with hard work and determination, anything is possible.As I continue on my journey through life, I carry the lessons and memories of the 2008 Beijing Olympics with me. They serve as a constant reminder to embrace challenges, celebrate diversity, and strive for excellence in everything I do. The Olympics may have ended, but their spirit lives on, inspiring me to be the best version of myself and to contribute to a world where unity, respect, and achievement are celebrated and cherished.篇4The 2008 Beijing Olympics - A Kid's ViewWow, what an amazing experience the 2008 Beijing Olympics was! I'll never forget watching all those incredible athletes from around the world competing at the very highest level. As a kid, it was so inspiring to see their skill, determination and sportsmanship.I remember when Beijing was announced as the host city back in 2001. I was only 5 years old then, but I still got really excited. Having the Olympics in the capital of my home country was such an honor! Over the next 7 years, I watched closely as Beijing prepared, building fantastic new venues like the iconic Bird's Nest stadium and working hard to get everything ready.Finally, the Opening Ceremony arrived on August 8th, 2008. I'll never forget the breathtaking artistry and pageantry as 15,000 performers participated in a stunning exhibition celebrating China's history and culture. Seeing the parade of nations file into the stadium with their smiling athletes waving flags filled me with joy and patriotic pride.Then the Games were underway, and I was glued to the television every chance I got, marveling at the skills on display. The divers were so precise and graceful, the gymnasts performed incredible acrobatic feats, and the runners, jumpers and swimmers broke records with their speed and power. Heroesemerged like Michael Phelps, Usain Bolt, and China's own Liu Xiang, pushing the boundaries of human potential.One of my favorite moments was when the Chinese men's gymnastics team won the team gold medal. Their camaraderie and joy made me so happy for them and proud of my countrymen's achievement on the world stage. I also loved watching the basketball, especially when the Redeem Team of NBA stars from the USA squared off against China. Despite the loss, it was amazing to witness that level of talent in person.But the Olympics are about more than just sports. I was inspired by the ideals of fair play, global unity and peace that the Games represent. Seeing teenagers not much older than me following their dreams on the field of competition motivated me to pursue my own passions wholeheartedly. The Olympics bring the world together like nothing else.In the end, the Beijing Games were an incredible success, thanks to years of hard work and preparation by the organizers and volunteers. The scenic Beijing setting was stunning, from the grand stadiums to the quaint hutong alleys. And despite some concerns about pollution beforehand, the events went off smoothly and the Chinese people's renowned hospitality shined through.China put on an unforgettable show for the world. I'll always cherish the memories of those few weeks in 2008 when my hometown was the center of the sports universe and the Olympic spirit was alive all around me. More than the medals or world records, the true legacy is how the Games brought people together across cultures and inspired a generation of youth like myself to dream big. That's what the Olympics is all about.篇5The 2008 Beijing Olympics: A Spectacular Celebration!Wow, what an incredible experience the 2008 Beijing Olympics was! I still can't believe I got to witness such an amazing event right in my home city. It was like a dream come true! Let me tell you all about it.The excitement started building up months before the Games even began. Beijing was transforming right before our eyes, with new stadiums, roads, and infrastructure popping up everywhere. The iconic Bird's Nest and Water Cube were the talk of the town, and we couldn't wait to see them in person.Finally, the big day arrived – the Opening Ceremony on August 8th, 2008. I'll never forget the thrill of watching the spectacular show unfold at the Bird's Nest. The breathtakingperformances, the stunning visuals, and the sheer scale of it all left me speechless. It was like a magical journey through China's rich history and culture.But that was just the beginning! For the next two weeks, Beijing was the center of the sporting world. Every day, we'd tune in to watch our favorite events and cheer on the athletes. The atmosphere in the city was electric, with people from all over the world coming together to celebrate the spirit of sportsmanship and unity.One of my favorite moments was when China's Liu Xiang won the gold medal in the 110m hurdles. The Bird's Nest erupted in cheers, and we all felt an immense sense of pride. Liu Xiang's victory was a testament to the hard work and determination of not just him but the entire nation.But the Olympics weren't just about winning medals; they were about experiencing different cultures, making new friends, and learning valuable life lessons. I'll never forget the day I met a group of kids from the United States. Despite the language barrier, we quickly bonded over our love for sports and our shared excitement for the Games. We exchanged souvenirs, took silly photos together, and promised to keep in touch.The Olympics also taught me the importance of perseverance and resilience. I remember watching the heartbreaking moment when Liu Xiang had to withdraw from the 110m hurdles due to an injury. But instead of feeling discouraged, he gracefully accepted his fate and vowed to come back stronger. His courage and sportsmanship inspired me to never give up, no matter how tough the challenge.As the Games drew to a close, I found myself feeling a mix of emotions – sadness that the excitement was over but also immense pride and gratitude for having been a part of such a historic event. The Closing Ceremony was a beautiful celebration of the Olympic spirit, and the stunning fireworks display was the perfect way to bid farewell to the Games.Looking back, the 2008 Beijing Olympics were more than just a sporting event; they were a testament to the power of unity, hard work, and the human spirit. The memories I made during those unforgettable weeks will stay with me forever. Who knows, maybe one day I'll even get to compete in the Olympics myself! But for now, I'll cherish the incredible experience of being a part of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, an event that truly brought the world together in celebration of sportsmanship, friendship, and human achievement.篇6The 2008 Beijing Olympics - A Kid's ViewWow, what an amazing event the 2008 Beijing Olympics was! I'll never forget watching all those incredible athletes from around the world competing at the highest level. As a kid, it was so inspiring to see their dedication, hard work and pursuit of excellence pay off on the biggest stage.I remember back in 2008 when Beijing was selected to host the Games, I was only 8 years old. At the time, I didn't fully grasp just how huge of a deal it was for China to be chosen as the host country. But as the years went by and the opening ceremony drew closer, the excitement just kept building and building.By the summer of 2008, Olympic fever had taken over Beijing and the rest of China. Everywhere you looked there were decorations, souvenirs, advertisements and countdowns for the upcoming Games. Streets and buildings were getting makeovers. Construction crews were working around the clock to put the finishing touches on all the amazing new Olympic venues. You could feel the pride and anticipation in the air!When the opening ceremony finally arrived on August 8th, 2008, it was truly a spectacle to behold. The Bird's Nest stadiumlooked unbelievable all lit up. And the lavish performances celebrating China's rich history and culture were mindblowing. I'll never forget the excitement of watching the lighting of the Olympic cauldron. From that moment, I was hooked on the Olympics!Over the next couple of weeks, my friends and I were just consumed by the non-stop athletic competitions happening all around Beijing. We cheered on the Chinese athletes as they worked to bring home as many gold medals as possible for the homeland. But we were also in awe of the world-class talents from other countries too.Watching Michael Phelps demolish record after record in the pool to claim 8 gold medals was insane. Seeing Usain Bolt blaze down the track not once but three times to set new world records in the 100m, 200m and 4x100m relay left us all stunned. The U.S. mens' basketball "Redeem Team" led by Kobe Bryant and LeBron James playing at an unbelievably high level and reclaiming gold after years of disappointment was awesome.But it wasn't just about the biggest names and marquee events. The Olympics opened our eyes to so many other incredible sports that don't usually get much attention. Things like weightlifting, archery, fencing, taekwondo and trampolinewhich we had never really watched before totally captivated us. Seeing the passion, skill and athletic brilliance across every sport was so inspiring for a young kid like me.Beyond just the competitions themselves, the whole Olympic experience and atmosphere was unforgettable. My parents took me to check out the Olympic Green and other venues in person, which was surreal. Walking around the area, you were surrounded by people of all nationalities cheering, celebrating and bonding over their shared love of sports. Vendors selling all kinds of Olympic merchandise and souvenirs lined the streets. The vibe was electric!Although China ended up topping the overall medal count, for me the most lasting memory is the amazing sportsmanship and camaraderie on display between athletes from different countries. Seeing competitors who had battled fiercely against each other moments earlier embrace, congratulate one another and show respect for each other's talents and accomplishments was really special. It drove home that the Olympics is about much more than just winning - it's a celebration of our shared humanity through the amazing feats of athleticism we can achieve.In the 14 years since, I've continued to be an avid Olympics fan tuning in for each Summer and Winter Games. But there was something extraordinarily special about the 2008 Beijing Olympics that will forever have a fond place in my heart and my childhood memories. Witnessing that nationwide and global enthusiasm for the Olympic spirit of going further, aimingigher and becoming better version of ourselves was deeply impactful. It truly inspired me to dream bigger and work harder in my own pursuits from academics to athletics.Those few weeks in 2008 showcasing the absolute pinnacle of human athletic potential left me in awe and instilled values like dedication, perseverance and sportsmanship that will stick with me forever. The Beijing Olympics may have been my first, but they'll always be my most memorable and cherished Olympic experience. What an unforgettable way to be introduced to the grandest sporting spectacle on Earth!。

奥运火炬传递 Olympic Torch Relay

奥运火炬传递 Olympic Torch Relay

The map of 2008 Beijing Olympic Torch Relay route plan
Guangzho
May 7 - 10 day
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Shenzhe
Huizhou
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Olympic torch to the source and significance


As a sacred symbol of fire ,Olympic torch`s history can date back to BC. Fire in the Greek history, representing the foundation(基金会), renewable(重生) and bright. In Greek mythology(神话), the fire is Prometheus(普罗米修斯) stole from Zeus presented a gift to mankind.The first torch relay in ancient Greece as a religious ceremony to be held at night. Shortly after gradually became popular with young people in a group sport, and eventually evolved into the most popular one of the items of the ancient Greek sports. The modern Olympic flame is lit in Olympia by female shaman(祭 司), Players also took the oath(起誓). Olympic flame will then award the first torch bearer, which also marks the torch relay officially began. Then relay until the end of the Olympic Stadium In June 27, 1912 at the Stock Olympic Games, The modern Olympic movement, Coubertin (顾拜旦), the founder in his prophetic(预言性) speech : From now on, let the torch bearer of the torch accept the transfer of the Olympic flame's sacred mission. Let the Olympic Torch transfer in the hands of the younger generation, Let the youth of the world will always be ready, let the Olympic flame light around the globe. "

奥运会英语词汇

奥运会英语词汇

2008奥运会英语词汇2008年12月9日 15:33一、奥运会一般用语奥林匹克精神the Olympic spirit奥运会会歌Olympic anthem奥运会会徽Olympic emblem奥林匹克五环Olympic rings奥林匹克宪章Olympic Charter奥运会Olympic Games奥运会杯Olympic Cup奥运会会旗Olympic flag奥运会吉祥物Olympic mascot奥运会纪录Olympic record奥运会奖状Olympic diploma of merit 奥运会口号motto奥运会年Olympic Year奥运会圣火Olympic flame奥运会誓词Olympic oath奥运会团结工作处Olympic Solidarity奥运会工程Olympic events奥运会选手Olympian奥运会选拔赛Olympic trial奥运会预选赛Olympic qualification奥运会秩序册Olympic program奥运口号,火炬和标志Olympic slogan, torch and symbols奥运旅游Olympic tourism奥运气象服务Olympic metrological service残奥会Paralympic Games反兴奋剂anti-doping (the fight against doping in sport)更快,更高,更强:(Citius, Altius, Fortius)(官方规范用语),faster, higher, stronger顾拜旦(现代奥运之父)Baron Pierre de Coubertin国际奥委会The International Olympic Committee (IOC)国际奥委会主席president of the IOC罗格Dr. Jacques Rogge萨马兰奇Juan Antonio Samaranch首席女祭司(希腊) the high priestess体育道德ethics in sports兴奋剂doping二、08年北京奥运会奥林匹克博览会Olympic Expo奥林匹克圣火和火炬接力的神圣感、纯洁性和唯一性the sanctity, purity and exclusiveness integral to the Olympic Flame and the Olympic Torch Relay奥运场馆Olympic venues奥运村Olympic village体现了热爱祖国,艰苦奋斗,精益求精,永攀高峰,团结协作的奥运精神To embody the Olympic spirit of patriotism, hard work, excellence and teamwork奥运定点医院designated Olympic hospitals迎奥运,讲文明,树新风Welcome the Olympics, Promote Civility and Create a Favorable Social Environment营造安全、文明、畅通的交通环境to ensure a safe, sound and smooth traffic environment办好“有特色、高水平”的奥运会to stage ahigh-standard Olympics with distinctive features参与奥运,奉献奥运,共享奥运(我参与、我奉献、我快乐)I participate, I contribute and I enjoy. I am proud to be part of the Olympic Games.贯彻节俭办奥运和廉洁办奥运的方针to follow the principle of preventing waste and corruption in all the preparations和谐之旅Journey of Harmony舞动的北京Dancing Beijing同一个世界,同一个梦想:One World, One Dream北京奥运会主题:绿色奥运,人文奥运和科技奥运Green Olympics, People’s Olympics and Hi-tech Olympics五环Five Rings国际奥委会主席president of the IOC世界奥林匹克日the International Olympic Day主办2008年奥运会host the 2008 Olympic Games申办城市the bidding cities主办城市host city协办城市co-host city候选城市the candidate cities东道国host country开幕式opening ceremony闭幕式closing ceremony奥运绿色通道Olympic green channels文明礼仪etiquette, civility, good manner冬季奥林匹克运动会Winter Olympics夏季奥运会Summer Olympics福牛乐乐Fu Niu Lele福娃Fuwa北京2008年奥运会火炬Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch祥云auspicious clouds接力口号:点燃激情,传递梦想Light the Passion, Share the Dream火炬传递the torch relay火炬传递城市torch relay host city火炬传递主题:the theme of torch relay火炬点燃仪式The torch lighting ceremony火炬手torch bearer火种灯safety lantern / lanterns with the Olympic Flame护跑手escort runner境内传递relay on the mainland of China境外传递relay outside the mainland of China 起跑仪式launching ceremony取火仪式lighting ceremony圣火交接仪式flame handover ceremony圣火盆cauldron可望取胜者favourite冠军champion金牌gold medal银牌silver medal铜牌bronze medal颁奖台podium金牌得主gold medal winner无取胜希望者outsider冠军赛,锦标赛championship纪录保持者record holder技术指导instructor纪念品souvenir圈ring体育道德Promotion of ethics in sports药检dope test人工消雨artificial mitigation of rain运动场stadium国家体育场The National Stadium(鸟巢the bird’s nest)瑞士赫尔佐格和德梅隆设计事务所、奥雅纳工程顾问公司和中国建筑设计研究所(鸟巢设计者)Swiss architecture office Herzog & de Meuron, ARUP consulting company and China Architecture Design and Research Group国家游泳中心The National Swimming Center(水立方the Water Cube)香港马术比赛场(双鱼河)Hong Kong Equestrian Venue (Beas River)香港沙田奥运会马术赛场Hong Kong Olympic Equestrian Venue (Shatin)个性化服务“tailor-made”service购票实名制real-name system for ticket purchase业余运动员amateur热身赛warm-up game宾至如归to make everyone feel at home不要裸奔no streaking一边倒比赛one-sided match赞助商sponsor执行委员会Executive Board技术委员会technical committee组织委员会Organizing Committee仲裁委员会Appeal Committee主队home side运动员contestant, competitor, player职业运动员professional助理教练trainer教练coach经纪人manager/agent队team, side领队guide零比零平局goalless draw迷fan跑道track评判委员会jury出场费appearance fee大满贯grand slam裁判(网球.棒球) referee, umpire裁判(橄榄球) linesman, touch judge场地ground, field场地(网球)court场地(足球、橄榄球) pitch三、奥运会28项运动工程1、棒球Baseball2、帆船帆板Sailing(1)女子龙骨船英凌级Yngling-Women's Keelboat(2)女子单人艇激光雷迪尔级Laser Radial-Women's One Person Dinghy(3)女子帆板RS:X RS:X-Women's Windsurfer(4)重量级艇芬兰人级Finn-Heavyweight Dinghy (5)快船49人级49er-Skiff(6)多体船托纳多级Tornado-Multihull3、击剑Fencing(1)花剑Foil(2)佩剑Sabre(3)重剑Epee4、举重Weightlifting(1)挺举Clean and jerk(2)抓举Snatch5、篮球Basketball6、垒球Softball7、马术Equestrian(1)三项赛Eventing(2)盛装舞步Dressage(3)场地障碍赛Jumping8、排球Volleyball9、皮划艇Canoe/Kayak(1)皮划艇静水Canoe/Kayak Flatwater(2)皮划艇激流回旋Canoe/Kayak Slalom10、乒乓球Table Tennis11、曲棍球Hockey12、拳击Boxing13、柔道Judo14、赛艇Rowing15、射击Shooting(1)气步枪air rifle(2)气手枪air pistol(3)移动靶running target(4)步枪卧射rifle prone position(5)步枪3种姿势50 m rifle three positions(6)手枪速射rapid fire pistol(7)多向飞碟Trap(8)双多向飞碟Double trap(9)双向飞碟Skeet16、射箭Archery(1)个人赛Individual events(2)团体赛Team events17、手球Handball18、摔跤Wrestling(1)greco-roman古典式摔跤(2)free style自由式摔跤19、水上工程Aquatics(包括游泳、花样游泳、水球和跳水)(1)游泳Swimming(2)跳水Diving(3)花样游泳Synchronized Swimming(4)水球Water Polo20、跆拳道Taekwondo21、体操Gymnastics1、体操(竞技体操)Artistic Gymnastics2、艺术体操Rhythmic Gymnastics3、蹦床Trampoline22、田径Athletics(1)跳高high jump(2)撑杆跳高pole vault(3)跳远long jump(4)三级跳远triple jump(5)推铅球shot put(6)掷铁饼discus(7)掷链球hammer(8)标枪javelin(9)男子十项全能Decathlon (10)女子七项全能Heptathlon (11)马拉松marathon(12)跳栏hurdles(13)接力赛relay(14)障碍赛steeplechase(15)竞走walk23、铁人三项Triathlon(1)游泳Swimming(2)自行车Cycling(3)跑步Running24、网球Tennis25、现代五项Modern Pentathlon(1)射击Shooting(2)击剑Fencing(3)游泳Swimming(4)马术Riding(5)越野跑Cross-country running26、羽毛球Badminton27、自行车Cycling(1)公路自行车赛Road cycling (2)场地自行车赛Track cycling (3)追逐赛sprint(4)计时赛time trial(5)计分赛points race(6)争先赛pursuit(7)山地自行车赛Mountain bike28足球Football四、国内外专项体育组织奥运协调委员会Coordination Commission for the Olympic Games奥林匹克勋章委员会Council of the Olympic Order奥林匹克博物馆Olympic Museum国际棒球联合会International BaseballFederation(IBAF)国际帆船联合会International Sailing Federation (ISAF)国际击剑联合会Federation Internationaled'Escrime(FIE)国际举重联合会International WeightliftingFederation(IWF)国际篮球联合会International BasketballFederation(FIBA)国际垒球联合会International Softball Federation (ISF)国际马术联合会Federation EquestreInternationale(FEI)国际皮滑艇联合会International Canoe Federation(FIC)国际排球联合会International VolleyballFederation(FIVB)国际乒乓球联合会International Table Tennis国际曲棍球联合会International Hockey Federation(FIH)国际柔道联合会International Judo Federation国际赛艇联合会International Rowing Federation(IRF)国际射击运动联合会International Shooting Sport Federation(ISSF)国际射箭联合会International Archery Federation(FITA) 国际拳击联合会International Boxing Federation(IBF) 国际手球联合会International Handball Federation(IHF)国际摔跤联合International Federation of Associated Wresting Styles(FILA)国际体操联合会International GymnasticsFederation(FIG)国际田径联合会International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF)国际铁人三项联盟International Triathlon Union(ITU) 国际网球联合会International Tennis Federation(ITF)国际现代五项联盟Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne(UIPM)国际游泳联合会Federation Internationale deNatation(FINA)国际羽毛球联合会International BadmintonFederation(IBF)国际自行车联盟International Cycling Union(UCI)国际足球联合会Federation Internationale de Football国家体育总局State Sport General Administration中国奥林匹克委员会Chinese Olympic Committee中国篮球协会Chinese Basketball Association中国排球协会Chinese Volleyball Association中国乒乓球协会Chinese Table-tennis Association中国拳击协会Chinese Boxing Association中国柔道协会Chinese Judo Association中国田径协会Chinese Athletics Association中国网球协会Chinese Tennis Association中国游泳协会Chinese Swimming Association中国羽毛球协会Chinese Badminton Association中国自行车协会Chinese Cycling Association中国足球协会Chinese Football Association体育设施规范经管办公室Sports Facilities Standard Authority中华全国体育总会All-China Sports Federation。

外研版七上期末复习题

外研版七上期末复习题

初一(上)重难点、易错点专项复习题Module1-5一、选择题()1.My father practices________every afternoon.A.swimmingB.to swimC.swims()2.There is________“o”and________“u”in the word“you”.A.an;anB.a;aC.an;a()3.________is my favourite sport.A.RunB.RunningC.Runing()4.There________a book and two pens on the desk.A.isB.areC.am()5.There is________“s”in the word“student”.A.aB.anC.the()6.—Is ther e any meat in the fridge?—Y es,there is________.A.someB.anyC.many()7.---Would you like t o c o me t o my birthday party next Sunday?---Oh,thanks a lot.________.A.Y es,please.B.Yes,I would.C.I’d love to.()8.What abo u t________a cup of coffee?A.havingB.haveC.to have()9.----Are these your new teachers?----Yes,_______.A.They areB.they areC.they’re()10.Welcome t o_____________home.A.Lisa’s and SallyB.Lisa’s and Sally’sC.Lisa and Sally’s()11.Miss Li is teaching___________the classroom and I am sitting________my friend.A.in front of;in the front ofB.behind;in the front ofC.in the front of;behind()12.There are many pears________the tree and some birds________it.A.on;inB.in;onC.on;on()13.There are21________in my class.A.girls studentsB.boy studentsC.woman teachers()14.—What is your father?—He’s_______.A.in Tian JinB.forty-threeC.a man ag er()15.Lucy’s family_______watching TV now.A.i sB.areC.am()16.There is a picture_______Lucy’s family______the wall.A.of;onB.at;inC.of;in()17.---____are the computer rooms?—They are on the second floor.()18.I’ve got______email from_______.A.an;heB.a;heC.an;him()19.His name is Alan R obert Smith.His family name is____________.A.AlanB.R obertC.Smith()20.That's a girl.Her name is____________A.W ang XiaohongB.W ang Xiao HongC.W ang xiaohong()21.Are you a middle school student now?____________A.No,I'm.B.Yes,I do.C.Yes,I am.()22.There are some________on the desk.A.pho t osB.ph o t o esC.photo()23.How many_________are there in the picture?A.childsB.womenC.meats()24.There are_________on the table.A.two cups of coffeeB.two cups of coffeesC.two cup of coffees()25.---How many science labs are ther e in our school?---There aren’t______.A.someB.anyC.one()26.Look,this is_________.A.a first lessonB.the one lessonC.the first lesson()27.I have a friend in______,he is_____________.A.Chinese;ChinaB.China;ChineseC.China;a Chinese()28.The girl is new in our class.Do you know________family name?A.herB.hisC.she()29.--_________she__________at six every day?--No,she doesn’t.A.Does;get upB.Does;gets upC.Is;get up()30.My little sister is only________this year.A.3year oldB.4years oldC.5year olds()31.If I am free,I’ll play________basketball and play________piano.A.the;/B.the;theC./;the()32.---_____is your favourite book?---Harry Potter.A.WhoB.WhatC.How()33.---Would you like____________________?---No,Thanks.I’m full.A.some br eadB.any cakesC.some water()34.There________some juice and some cakes on the table.A.areB.isC.has()35.We haven’t got________orange in the glasses.A.anyB.aC.some()36.Lingling,with Daming__________t o school every day.A.goB.goesC.to go()37.T ony and Kate________my good friends.A.both areB.are bothC.is both()38.We always do our homework__________the evening,but we watch TV_________the evening of December24.A.in;inB.on;inC.in;on()39.I don’t like going shopping_________a rainy day.A.atB.inC.on()40.Let’s go to the teacher’s office,_________?A.shall weB.will youC.shall I()41.There_________some s he e p and a horse in the picture.A.areB.isC.has()42._________see a film tonight?A.Let’sB.Do you likeC.Would you like t o()43.There_________any orange juice in the fridge.A.isB.aren’tC.isn’t()44.They feed many_________on their farm,and they often eat_________.A.chickens;chickenB.chicken;chickenC.chickens;chickens ()45.Lilei often invites Fred_________a film on weekends.A.seesB.seeingC.to see()46.This is an email_________Lily_________Ann.A.to;toB.from;toC.from;from()47.---_________shall we meet in the park?A.WhatB.WhereC.When()48.---_________you drive a car?---No,I_________.A.Can;canB.Do;doC.Can;can’t()49.Ice cream is unhealthy,________I like it.A.butB.andC.or()50.---Is that a football or a basketball?---_________.A.Yes,it is.B.No,it isn’t.C.A basketball()51.Where_________the computer room and the lab?A.haveB.areC.is()52.Liling is sitting_________my right,and Lilei is sitting_________my left.A.in;inB.on;onC.in;on()53.Five bottles of water_________for us.They are on the table.A.isB.areC.has()54.Fiona has got a_________family with only3people.A.bigrgeC.small()55.The_________cakes are nice.My mother made them.A.potatoB.potatoesC.tomatoes二、根据提示,完成句子1.此刻,我们正在上钢琴课。

2008_青岛奥帆赛大事记

2008_青岛奥帆赛大事记

014SAILING CITY关注/ HighlightEvents of the 2008 Qingdao Olympic Sailing Regatta2008青岛奥帆赛大事记The grand scene of the 2008 Beijing Olympic torch relay on street in Qingdao.Copyright ©博看网. All Rights Reserved.015SAILING CITY各位副市长参与的奥帆赛领导体制。

2002年●2002年2月20日至2月23日,国际帆联副主席大卫·凯利特和国际帆联秘书长阿维·桑得海姆来青岛进行了为期3天的实地考察活动。

●2002年7月6日至13日,青岛市举办“庆祝申奥成功一周年活动周”,共组织了17项文体活动。

2003年●2003年6月11日,第29届奥林匹克运动会组织委员会帆船委员会(青岛)成立。

●2003年9月19日,《第29届奥运会青岛国际帆船中心赛时规划》正式上报北京奥组委。

●2003年12月20日,国际奥委会终身名誉主席、前国际奥委会主席萨马兰奇抵达青岛,考察和指导青岛2008年奥运会帆船比赛筹备工作。

2004年●2004年6月30日,北海船厂全部搬迁完毕。

●2004年9月13日,“青岛号”大帆船首航日本下关送行仪式在青岛奥林匹克帆船中心举行。

●2004年9月21日晚6时,“奥运倒计时钟”启动仪式在汇泉广场举行。

●2004年5月15日,“帆船之都·青岛”徽标发布仪式在北京中华世纪坛举行。

2005年●2005年3月24日,澳大利亚著名画家查尔斯·比利奇的大型油画《大青岛》开笔仪式在青岛举行。

●2005年10月15日,国际奥委会主席罗格一行来青岛视察奥帆委和青岛奥林匹克中心,高度评价了奥帆赛的筹备工作。

●2005年12月28日,青岛奥林匹克帆船中心行政与比赛管理中心主体结构封顶,标志着青岛奥林匹克帆船中心场馆建设超额完成年度目标。

2012——2013学年度(上)北票市桃园中学期中考试八年级英语试题

2012——2013学年度(上)北票市桃园中学期中考试八年级英语试题

八年级英语试题温馨提示:1.本试卷共8页,总分120分,时间90分钟。

2.答卷前将密封线左侧的项目填写清楚,将答案写在试卷相应位置。

3.答案须用蓝色、黑色水笔或圆珠笔书写。

Dialougue 2 阅读对话,在空白处填入适当的话语(话语可以是句子、短语或词),使对话完整。

(每空2分,共10分)A:Hello,Tina.1_______________B:I study in No.4 High School.A:2__________________________B:I go to school on foot.A:3__________________does it take you to get from home to school?B:It takes me about half an hour.A:4______________do you live from school?B:About 15 miles away.A:5_________a lot.B:You are welcome.三、翻译句子(共15分)根据所给中文完成句子翻译,共11分,局部每小题1分,整句每小题2分。

(线段上所填词数不限)1.他每周上网三次。

He surfs the Internet_______________.2.我牙疼。

I _________________.3.他要逗留一周。

________________for a week.4.我骑自行车去上学。

I ________________ to school.5.我妈妈想要让我每天喝牛奶。

My mother wants me to ____________every day.6.我比我的姐姐更加的外向。

________________________________________.7.你要去哪里去度假?_____________________________________________?8.我不能去参加你的聚会。

奥运圣火传递英语怎么说

奥运圣火传递英语怎么说
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奥运圣火传递英语怎么说 2008年北京奥运会将于北京时间2008年8月8日在北京举行。 北京奥运会圣火传递已经在全世界范围内展开。 我们来学习一下奥运圣火传递英语怎么说? 奥运圣火传递的英语表达是: The Olympic Torch Relay! 奥运圣火已经点燃,点燃激情,传递梦想,我们大家一起来! 为此我们开通了2008北京奥运频道,欢迎大家到写下你对北京奥运会的祝福吧!一起来吧,为北京加油,为 中国加油!

Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay

Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay

Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay薄其文【期刊名称】《中学英语园地:八九年级适用》【年(卷),期】2007(0)Z2【摘要】The Beijing Organizing Committee for the 29th Olympic Games (BOCOG) unveiled its torch relay route and the torch, a red and silver cloud-design tube, shaped like a【总页数】2页(P14-15)【关键词】卷轴;短文;句子;判断;内容;根据【作者】薄其文【作者单位】【正文语种】中文【中图分类】G634.41【相关文献】1.The Mountain Summit Auspicious Clouds and Dreams—Recapping the Moment of the Olympic Torch Relay Leg at the Mt.Qomolangma [J],2.The Tibetan Ieg of the Olympic Torch Relay [J],3.Torch Relay to Mr. Qomolangma Showcases High-tech Beijing Olympics [J],4.The Planned Route Map for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay [J], ;5.Showcasing the Spirit of the Olympics through Art Olympic Fine Arts 2008 was held to celebrate the Beijing Olympics [J], lin Ziyao & Xin yuan因版权原因,仅展示原文概要,查看原文内容请购买。

奥运会用语的英汉互译

奥运会用语的英汉互译

1..The Olympic motto is "Higher, Faster, Stronger." 奥林匹克的格言是“更高,更快,更强”。

2. The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to participate.奥林匹克运动会重在参与而不是取胜3. Taking drugs before the Games is considered cheating and against sportsmanship.赛前服用药物被视为作弊,且违背运动精神。

4. The Olympic oath encourages athletes, coaches, and officials to observe the rules and to follow the spirit of sportsmanship.奥运会誓言鼓励运动员、教练员和裁判员遵守规则,发扬体育精神5. Mutual understanding, friendship, unity and fair play. 相互了解、友谊、团结和公平竞争。

6. The Olympic Games help promote a better and more peaceful world.奥林匹克运动会有助于实现一个更美好、更安宁的世界。

7. The most important thing in the Games is not the triumph but the struggle; not to have conquered but to have fought well.比赛中最重要的不是胜利,而是奋斗;不是征服,而是奋力拼搏。

World Record holder纪录创造者8. By undergoing the stress and strain of tough competition, the athletes grow in strength, endurance and discipline. 在经历了激烈竞争的压力与紧张之后,运动员在力量、耐力和纪律方面都有提高。

为北京奥运加油的作文英语

为北京奥运加油的作文英语

The year2008was a momentous one for China,as it marked the hosting of the Olympic Games in Beijing.The entire nation was abuzz with excitement and anticipation,and as a proud citizen,I too was deeply moved by the spirit of the Games.The Olympics,known for bringing together the best athletes from around the globe,was not just a sporting event for me,but a celebration of unity,diversity,and the relentless pursuit of excellence.From the moment the Olympic torch was lit,a wave of patriotism and pride washed over the country.I remember vividly the day when the torch relay passed through my city.The streets were lined with enthusiastic spectators,their faces painted with the colors of the Chinese flag,waving flags and cheering for the runners carrying the torch.It was a sight to behold,a testament to the unity and passion of the Chinese people.The opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics was a spectacle that left the world in awe.With its grand stage,intricate choreography,and a display of Chinas rich cultural heritage,it was a performance that showcased the spirit and strength of the Chinese nation.I watched the ceremony with bated breath,my heart swelling with pride as I saw the athletes from various countries march into the stadium,united by the Olympic spirit.The competition itself was a thrilling display of athletic prowess.I followed the events closely,cheering for the Chinese athletes as they competed against the best in the world.Each victory was a moment of jubilation,a testament to the hard work and dedication of the athletes.But even morethan the victories,I was moved by the spirit of sportsmanship and camaraderie that permeated the Games.Athletes from different countries, despite being competitors,showed mutual respect and friendship, embodying the true spirit of the Olympics.One of the most memorable moments for me was when Liu Xiang,a Chinese hurdler,had to withdraw from the race due to an injury.The disappointment was palpable,but instead of despair,there was an outpouring of support and encouragement from both his fellow athletes and the audience.It was a poignant reminder that the Olympics are not just about winning,but also about resilience,courage,and the ability to rise above adversity.The Beijing Olympics also served as a platform for China to showcase its progress and development to the world.The stateoftheart stadiums,the efficient organization,and the warm hospitality were all indicative of Chinas growth and its commitment to hosting a successful Games.It was a proud moment for me to see my country being recognized and appreciated on the global stage.As the Games came to an end,I was filled with a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction.The Beijing Olympics had not only provided thrilling sports action but had also brought people together,transcending boundaries and fostering a sense of global unity.It was a celebration of the human spirit,a testament to the power of sports to unite and inspire.In conclusion,the Beijing Olympics was a momentous event that left anindelible mark on my heart.It was a time of pride,unity,and inspiration,a reminder of the power of sports to bring people together and to push the boundaries of human achievement.As I look back on those days,I am filled with a sense of gratitude and admiration for the athletes,the organizers,and the spirit of the Games that made it all possible.。

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ReadingAThe Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay(火炬接力)The Olympic flame(奥运圣火) arrived in Beijing on March 31. The host city for the 2008 Olympic Games started a ceremony(仪式)in Tian'anmen Square on that morning to welcome the Olympic flame from Greece and kick off an international torch relay. China's President Hu Jintao used the torch to light(点燃) a cauldron(圣火盆) , and passed it on to China's world champion hurdler, Liu Xiang, 1.then he declared(宣布) the Beijing 2008 Olympics torch relay begun. It was the start of the Olympic torch relay.Inside China, the torch relay is going to pass through 21 cities over more than 30 days.The relay is expected to last 130 days and covers a distance(距离) of 137,000 kilometres, passing through 19 countries, finally the flame will arrive at the National Stadium in Beijing on Aug 8,2008 for the opening ceremony.With its theme(主题), “Journey of Harmony”, and its slogan(口号)2.“Light the Passion, Share the Dre am” , 3.the 2008Olympic Torch Relay will be an opportunity for BOCOG(北京奥申委) to share its Olympic message with the world.1.When did The Olympic flame(奥运圣火) arrived in Beijing ?2. How many days is the torch relay expected to last?3. Where did the Olympic flame from ?4. What is the slogan of the torch relay?5. Who did President Hu Jintao pass the torch on to?BLiu Xiang was the first Asian to win the men‟ s 110m hurdles(跨栏) at the Olympic Games in Athens. After that he became an idol to the young people.When Liu Xiang crossed the finishing line far ahead of the other players, In a world record ---------12.91 seconds, It was Liu's first Olympics and he won the gold medal. He said “I think t oday we Chinese have showed the world we can run as fast as anybody else."When Liu was a grade four student in a primary school, he was chosen by the Junior Sports School of Putuo District in Shanghai to practice jumping. But when a bone test showed he would not become a tall man, Liu was asked to give up practicing.After one year although he had won the national championship for his age group. Liu' s parents also wanted him to give it up and study more at school, but Liu decided to continue practising jumping.In 1998 when Liu Xiang, aged 15 met the famous coach Sun Haiping, his career changed greatly. Sun believed Liu Xiang was a rising star and after visiting Liu's parents several times, finally he persuaded them to let Liu practice the 110m hurdles.After Liu got the gold medal, he became well known all over the world. But Liuthinks 2004 is the beginning, and he expects to be at his peak in the summer games in Beijing in 2008. Liu Xiang said, For some players, it s just a job. For me, it …s wha t I love. ()Liu Xiang won the Olympic championship at the age ofA. 12B. 15C. 2 1 D.22()2. The underlined word "persuaded" in the fifth paragraph means”' “in Chinese.A.支持B.教育C.说服D.阻止()3. Liu Xiang gave up jumping becauseA. his parents stopped him from jumpingB. the famous coach Sun Haiping changed his and his parent's ideasC. a bone test showed he wouldn't become tall enough to be a high jumperD. he was satisfied after winning the national jumping champion for his age group ()4. What does Liu Xiang think of being a sports player?A. It is just a job for himB. It can bring him a lot of moneyC. It is what he lovesD It can bring him a lot of honor()5. Form the passage, we know thatA. the Chinese people can run as fast as the people in other countriesB. Liu Xiang didn 't want to take part in the Olympic. Games in 2008C Liu Xiang was not the first Chinese to win the sprint (疾跑) gold medal inAthens.D. if Liu Xiang reached the finish line in 13 seconds, he would break the worldrecord.()6. What is the main idea of this passage ?A. The history of hurdles.B. A general introduction to Liu XiangC. The record of hurdlesD. Liu Xiang took part in Olympics many times.C.In 2004, Chinese athletes gained 32 gold medals. It was the historical record. Among them there were some medals that we never got before. For example, women’s double tennis we never expected to enter the final match. The athletes gave our Chinese people a big pleasant surprise .Another big surprise is from a young man named Liu Xiang who gained a gold medal in the 110-meter hurdle race. In the race there were many famous sportsmen. Liu beat them and won the race.Chinese women’s volleyball team also gave us a kind of encouragement. We are proud of them. In 2008 the 29th Olympic Games will be held in our country .It is a great chance for China. All Chinese people are expecting we can gain more gold medals not only from the sports but also from the spirit. We believe the Olympics is in everyone’s heart and we also believe One World One Dream.()1.Women’s double tennis never enter the final match.()2.In 2008 the 28th Olympic Games will be held in our country ()3.Liu Xiang beat famous sportsmen and won the race..()4. In 2004, Chinese athletes gained 32 gold medals.D图表题( )1.What information can you get from the picture?A.YaoMing is taller than YiJianlianB.YiJianlian is as old as YaoMing( ) 2.Which statement is NOT true according to the notice?A.SUNSHINE SPORTS will start next Monday.B.There will be three more P.E classes a week in the schoolC.The students will have at least one hour’s sport every day ( )3.Chinese player won the____championships()4.The picture is about _________.A. The people are climbing a mountain.B. The PLA men (解放军)are skating.( )5。

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