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財 了 3 question、 you will have 10 seconds to choose the best anSWer andWnnarkまYOU iven only once. NoW, let's | your answer sheet. The passage and the questions will be gi begin. ] 大(A) Secre7grz7 Secretariat has been called the greatest racehorse of all time. He set nui in 1973 he won the Triple Crown,a prize fOr horses hat come first in three of the most competitive races in the US. Surprisingly, however Secretariat was also famous for often being the slowest when races began. It took him time to build up speed、 but by the end of the race he was nearly always far ahead of the competition. Sadly, Secretariat developed a foot disease and his owner had to have him put to sleep to end his suffering. After Secretariat's death, doctors examined him and discovered the reason for his amazing speed and stamina: his heart Was Over tyice the size of an ordinary racehorse S. Some of Secretariat's descendants have been successful as well because they share the same genetic characteriStic. merous records。 and 式文Questions S 支文No.13 Whatis one thing that Secretariat Was known for? 区広No.14 Whatwas discovered after Secretariat died? 交(B) 万ezの og7 SG

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