When talking about Olympics, we will never forget July 13th, 2001, the day Mr. Samaranch declared Beijing would host the 2008 Olympics. At that very   1   , all Chinese people were inspired by it and jumped with    2   . Why did we all feel delighted? It is obvious that the Olympic    3    will burn in Beijing, from Olympic City to the Great Wall. As our concepts for the Games    4   , ‘the Green Olympics, the High-tech Olympics and the    5   Olympics’, the Games will give us a chance to have   6   exchanges, and to show splendid Chinese culture and its people’s positive attitudes.

       In order to reach ‘the Green Olympics’, government and   7   have a lot to do. For instance, the government   8   better the public transportation, such as   9   the metro transport network. The introduction of one-way 2-yuan price system is a good example. It boosts（推進(jìn)） the use of the public transportation.   10  , residents must mind their behavior. We should participate in various   11   improvement activities.

       ‘The High-tech Olympics’ pushes our enterprises to be more   12   . Nowadays, the media always   13   to ‘soft power’ and many people believe ‘the People’s Olympics’ is part of it. We   14   the Athens Olympics not for how many medals Greece got,   15   for its people’s positive attitudes. As the   16  , we should be more friendly and hospitable（好客的）. A   17   society, full of love, where people are confident and help each other, is required．It can be the best   18   card to make people all over the world remember China.

       The Olympic fire has been burning. To make it the best one in history,   19   should make a contribution. Actions speak   20   than words. Let’s work together and be a volunteer for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games!

1．A．moment          B．second                                         C．minute         D．time

2．A．entertainment       B．joy            C．fun             D．a(chǎn)musement

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3．A．torch             B．spirit                  C．fire             D．heat

4．A．state              B．go                 C．say            D．run

5．A．Human’s           B．Nation’s           C．Citizen’s             D．People’s

6．A．cultural           B．political            C．technical            D．social

7．A．civilians           B．a(chǎn)thletes           C．residents         D．customers

8．A．would             B．Could             C．might          D．should

9．A．running            B．improving      C．settling            D．putting

10．A．Thus          B．Therefore        C．Besides           D．However

11．A．friendly          B．scientific            C．a(chǎn)thletic             D．environmental

12．A．a(chǎn)ttractive         B．potential           C．creative             D．traditional

13．A．occur                                          B．refer             C．happen            D．turn

14．A．remember      B．remind             C．request          D．require

15．A．though          B．while             C．yet            D．but

16．A．guest            B．host              C．friend          D．player

17．A．competitive     B．thankful          C．harmonious       D．diverse

18．A．name          B．post             C．greeting         D．credit

19．A．nobody        B．someone          C．they           D．everyone

20．A．louder              B．harder         C．higher          D．stronger

1—5 ABCBD    6—10 ACDBC       11—15 DCBAD         16—20 BCADA

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