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Review Reading 4: Selecting the Olympic Sports Fluency Practice し Time yourself as you read through the passage. Write your time in the space at the bottom of the page. Then answer the questions on the next page. Selecting the Olympig Spos During each Summer Olympic Games, 28 different sports are played. The kinds of sports played at the Olympics don't change very often, and the process for changing them is long and difficult. So it came as a big surprise in 2005 when the International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced that it wanted to add new sports to the Summer Olympic Games. At that time, the list of sports hadn't changed in 70 years. 5 At a meeting in Singapore in 2005, the lOC voted on each of the 28 events from the 2004 10 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. They wanted to choose which sports would be played at the 2016 games. There are many reasons why some sports make the list while others don't, but it's important that these sports are popular around the world, and played in many different countries. The committee decided that baseball and softball would be replaced. Their new options included roller skating, rugby, golf, squash, and karate. To be included in the Olympics, a sport must receive votes from at least two-thirds of the committee. The IOC had to meet more than once to come to a conclusion. Finally, in 2009, the results were announced: rugby and golf were the newest Olympic sports. 15 Both rugby and golf have been Olympic sports before. Golf was part of the 1904 games over a century ago, and rugby was last played in the 1924 games. Now, both sports will rejoin 25 the Olympics for the 2016 Summer Gamesin Rio de |20 Janeiro, Brazil. Athletes from both sports are excited. New Zealand rugby star Jonah Lomu said, "(t's) just fantastic for the game." Golf superstar Jack Nicklaus feels just as strongly. He says that "now people of all walks of life1 will be inspired to play the game of golf, and play for sports' highest recognition. For all sports, that has always been a gold medal." 1 People from all walks of life are people from different backgrounds, cultures, or positions in society. 335 words Time taken

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Store When you stop thinking about the new information, your brain moves it from your short-term memory into your long-term memory*. It breaks the information into smaller parts. It stores the information in different areas of your brain. For example, when you learn a new word in English, you learn its spelling pronunciation, and meaning. This information is stored in different areas of your brain. 6 Do you ever see a word and sav. "I know it. but I can't say it!” That's because you can find some of the information, but you can't find all of it. You remember something about the word, but not enough to put it together. When you truly.remember the word, you connect all its. different parts.;Every time you think about the word, those connections get stronger. With every repetition, you can find the information faster. Repetition is the secret to good memory, but it does not mean repeating the same thing, the same way every time. If you practice your learning in different ways, your brain connections get stronger. For example, when you hear the word, you connect one way. When 7 8 you write the word, you connéct a different way. Each time you add new connections to the word, you make the memory stronger. Repetition and practice are the keys to remembering what you learn. 3 long-term memory: the type of memory that stores information for a long period of time

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Store When you stop thinking about the new information, your brain moves it from your short-term memory into your long-term memory*. It breaks the information into smaller parts. It stores the information in different areas of your brain. For example, when you learn a new word in English, you learn its spelling pronunciation, and meaning. This information is stored in different areas of your brain. 6 Do you ever see a word and sav. "I know it. but I can't say it!” That's because you can find some of the information, but you can't find all of it. You remember something about the word, but not enough to put it together. When you truly.remember the word, you connect all its. different parts.;Every time you think about the word, those connections get stronger. With every repetition, you can find the information faster. Repetition is the secret to good memory, but it does not mean repeating the same thing, the same way every time. If you practice your learning in different ways, your brain connections get stronger. For example, when you hear the word, you connect one way. When 7 8 you write the word, you connéct a different way. Each time you add new connections to the word, you make the memory stronger. Repetition and practice are the keys to remembering what you learn. 3 long-term memory: the type of memory that stores information for a long period of time

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THE SECRET TO GOOD MEMORY There is a saying in English, "In one ear and out the other." It means we hear something, and we forget it quickly. Is it true? 1 In 1895, a doctor(named Hermann Ebbinghaus)researched the question, “How quickly do people forget new information?" He found that people forget new information very quickly] Within an hour, a person forgets about 55%. Within 24 hours, a person forgets about 70%. 2 人はとれたた We do not forget all information that quickly. If you(burn, yourself on a kitchen stove, you will remember to be careful for á long time. That's because you were in danger. In the classroom, you are not in danger. In the classroom, it is easy to forget your learning. 3 How can you remember more?_You need to fepeat what you learned many timesARepetition is the secret. Language teachers say it takes at least 20 different repetitions to learn a word in a different language! This does not mean 20 repetitions in one hour. Learning requires repetition over days, weeks, and months.. 4 Why not 20 repetitions in an hour? When you repeat the same information again and again, the information stays in your short-term memory?. The information is easy to find, but it does not stay in short-term memory for long. 5 1curve: a line in a graph 2 short-term memory: the type of memory that stores information temporarily, e.g., while repeating a phone number

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Vocabulary & Expressions T Fill in the blanks with the right form of the given words. 1. Ichiro is a baseball player. (success) 2.Iwill meet you again at the of next month. (begin) 3. There are birds and animals in the zoo. (vary) 4. A kimono is a Japanese dress. (tradition) my teacher is my friend's mother. (surprising) 5. 2 Choose t owabat amatches the English haの 1. to sell goods to another country donol on bad 2. to make, design, or think of a new type of thing 3. the best possible or perfect betieiv 4. to join or add two or more different things together 5. almost the same combine export invent ideal similar Sonedi e T00gog 3 Fill in the blanks according to the Japanese d d0owa (asom) saraiT g 1.彼女はその店でかばんと一緒にかさを買った。bod edto ano She bought an umbrella ( )a bag in the shop. 2.あなたが手伝ってくれたので宿題が早く終わった。 Ifinished my homework early ( )your help. 3. その質問の答えを思いつきません。 I can't ( aH ) an answer to the question. 4. 当時はロングスカートがとても流行していた。 Long skirts were very popular ( 5.私の部屋の壁紙を自分の好みに合わせて変えたいと思っている。 I want to change the wallpaper of my room (

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Use the words in brackets and make negative sentences*, [→] (*否定文) [play] the guitar. She plays the piano. [be] far from here. You can walk there in five minutes. (1) Yumi (2) The hall [can write] them. [go] shopping because it was snowing very hard. (3) I can say some Korean sentences, but I (4) We (5) We [be] in the same class last year, so we didn't know each other. (6) Can I visit you tomorrow? I'm sorry. [will be] home. I

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Use the words in brackets and make negative sentences*, [→] (*否定文) [play] the guitar. She plays the piano. [be] far from here. You can walk there in five minutes. (1) Yumi (2) The hall [can write] them. [go] shopping because it was snowing very hard. (3) I can say some Korean sentences, but I (4) We (5) We [be] in the same class last year, so we didn't know each other. (6) Can I visit you tomorrow? I'm sorry. [will be] home. I

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dInside the eye there is a lens that can change its fuedman thickness. VWhen we look at a distant object, the lens gets thinner. When an object is closer, the lens gets thicker.' In this way, the light coming through the lens always meets at the same point)at the back) of the eye.) 局り (Figure 2-1)A nearsighted person's eye cannot change he thickness of the lens very well. The light coming into he eye meets before it reaches the back of the eye. Figure 2-2) By using a concave lens, the light meets arther back in the eye. (Figure 2-3)

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