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Lesson One
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No one could stop the two from finishing the race. As they slowly approached the finish line,
the 65,000 spectators in the stadium cheered loudly for them. Derek didn't win the gold medal, but he
still became a champion in everyone's mind.
After the race, Derek expressed his thoughts on why he had insisted on finishing the race. “It
doesn't matter how hard it is, but you must finish what you started." Derek Redmond's persistence
made him a true legend. 5.
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According to historical records, the origin of the Olympic Games dates back to 776 BC in Olymp
Greece. The first modern Olympics were held in Athens, Greece, in 1896.
The symbol of the Olympics, namely the Olympic Rings, consists of five interconnected rin
each a different color: blue, yellow, black, green, and red. These rings represent unity among the f
continents: Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania. The Olympic flag was adopted in 19
and first presented at the Summer Olympic Games in Antwerp, Belgium in 1920.
The motto of the Olympic spirit is “Citius, Altius, Fortius," which is a Latin expression mear
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(A) Unfortunately, something unexpected happened during the race.
(B) Upon seeing this, Derek's father, Jim, couldn't help but rush to his son's side to support him.
(C) One of the most heartwarming and inspiring moments is Derek Redmond's story.
(D) Although he didn't win a medal, he established himself as a role model for everyone.
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The Olympic Games are maybe the best-known sporting event in the world. Elite athletes represent
their countries to participate in various competitions. Over the years, the Olympics have offered many
highlights and memorable moments. 1.
At the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, Derek participated in the four-hundred-meter race. Before the
race, everyone had high hopes for Derek to win, because he was such a good runner. Derek himself was
also confident of winning the gold medal. 2. Right after he ran past the two-hundred-and-fifty-
meter mark, he slowed down, grabbing his right leg. People later realized that he had severely torn a
muscle in his right leg. He collapsed to the ground after a few seconds, and the medical team ran over
to check on him. He was clearly in great pain. Everyone in the stadium could hear his painful moaning
3. Instead of waiting to be carried out, he hopped on left foot and struggled toward the finish lin
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