Dear Chris,

I’m sorry to hear that you 【小题1】(be) in hospital for several days. 【小题2】(actual), it’s very easy for a person like you to get sick, 【小题3】 you aren’t used to the new environment. 【小题4】(bad) still, you don’t take enough exercise. Here are some tips for you:

First of all, it’s 【小题5】 good idea to take part in some social activities, 【小题6】will help you learn more about the local customs and cultures. 【小题7】 addition, I suggest you 【小题8】(try) to reduce the pressure of work by listening to music and making friends. Last but not least, you’d better exercise more instead of sitting 【小题9】(make) your body healthier.

I hope my   【小题10】(suggest) will help you lead a healthy lifestyle and you will recover soon.

It is said that a course 【小题1】 (offer) at a university in East China will link students’ weight loss 【小题2】 (direct) to their marks in order to limit obesity (肥胖).

The course from Zhou Quanfu, a teacher at Nanjing Agricultural University in Jiangsu Province, aims 【小题3】 (encourage) overweight students to control their diets and increase their exercise. Zhou said 60 percent of a student’s grade will 【小题4】 (determine) by their weight loss. If they manage to reduce 7 percent of their 【小题5】 (origin) weight, they can pass the course.

One student 【小题6】 is unwilling to give her real name said that the students run on treadmills (跑步机) in the school’s fitness room and walk 10 kilometers every Monday and Friday evening. “We use mobile apps to record daily food intake,” added the student. Before

Physical fitness test data showed that between 2013 and 2014 around 13 percent of the students in Zhou’s university were obese. He hopes the course will help them lose weight and have more confidence in 【小题10】 (they) day by day.

Just over one in four Canadians over the age of 15 participate in sports. They aren’t motivated by fitness or becoming 【小题1】 (profession) athletes. The majority said their love of the game inspires them 【小题2】(play) on a regular basis, this holds especially true for second-generation Canadians who regret not 【小题3】(do) sports as kids.

That’s 【小题4】 got Sebastian into roller derby (速度溜旱冰运动). Skating on eight wheels filled her heart with joy. “Roller-skating feels like you’ve given 【小题5】(you) a superpower. It’s the closest thing to flying.” She said.

Pay-to-play sports like roller derby 【小题6】(be) not something Sebastian’s family would be able to afford. But as an adult with a job, she could 【小题7】(independent) make that choice： she joined a new skater program last year.

A learn-to-play program also made Sahni’s childhood dreams come true. Following the birth of his son, he realized that second-generation 【小题8】(parent) are in a win-win situation: they could offer their kids the opportunities their moms and dads couldn’t provide, while also 【小题9】(participate) themselves. “When you get to a certain age, you start referring 【小题10】 things you missed out on,” he said. Therefore, Sahni joined the True North to learn how to play ice hockey (冰上曲棍球).