Steve is a middle school student, and he is fat.

Steve ________ watching sports. In his room, his sports things are everywhere. ________ he doesn’t like playing sports. He ________ says, “It is difficult ________ a fat boy like me to play sports.”

Now he is at home with his cousin Tony. He wants ________ a basketball game on TV.”

“Come here, please,” he says to Tony. “We can eat ________. And we can watch ________ interesting basketball game, too. It is fun!”

“Yeah. It’s fun,” Tony says. “But look at you, Steve! If you want to be healthy, you must ________ the right food and start to play sports. So how about ________ basketball now?”

“Er... I think you ________ right,” Steve says.

Jenny is an English teacher. She has good eating habits and she enjoys eating healthy food. She is always ________ and energetic (充满活力的). She has a good habit (习惯) of having ________ every morning. She has milk, bread, and an egg. She eats an apple ________ the second class in the morning.

For lunch, she has a bowl (碗) of rice with vegetables or some ________. She drinks lots of water a day. Water is very ________ to our body. After work, she ________ some food and vegetables and cooks dinner at home. She likes ________ different soup, such as (例如) fish soup, vegetable soup or melon soup. She never eats ______ because she thinks it will make her fat. She always ________ to drink a glass of milk before sleeping because she thinks it’s good ________ her health.

In the past, archery (箭术) was used for hunting. But in modern times, it is mainly a competitive _________ and a leisure activity. Archery is one of my favorite sports.

Learning this skill has been an experience that has impressed me. A number of times my arrows (箭头) _________ the target(靶子). I tried to improve, but I kept failing and got very _________.

The coach, who watched the archers while they practice, _________ that I was in a bad mood and tried to help me. He _________ that my body should be at or nearly perpendicular (垂直的) to the target and the shooting line. As for aiming, he said, it required hand-eye coordination (协调), similar to throwing a ball.

I listened to him carefully and started to _________ my body motion (动作). I continued to shoot and tried different ways to aim. When I finally got an arrow to hit the bull’s eye, I overcame my self-doubt and my frustration (挫折) was over. The coach _________ and gave me a thumbs-up sign.

I suddenly realized that learning archery is not just about learning the correct motion of shooting. It is of greater _________ for an archer to learn to concentrate, to be patient and to persist (坚持). _________ the arrow missed the target, I told myself, “Don’t be upset. Pick up another arrow and try again.”

Keep walking on the right path and __________ we’ll reach our goal. This is what I learned from my archery experience.