the ultimate
all important position in the life of the Greek's ancestors.
An Olympiad was meant to be a time unit, measuring the four-year interval between two
Games. Participants came to compete from every corner of the Greek world 4.
prize: an olive wreath and a “heroic) return to their city-states. But apart from the glorious
victory, it was the Olympic values themselves 5.
accorded special meaning to the Games:
noble competition and the effort to combine body, will, and mind in a balanced whole.
4. (A) represented by (B) accompanied by \(C) dedicated to
(D) attributed to
2. (A) many of them (B) most of them (C) and one of them (D) many of which
23. (A))occupied (B) obliged
(C) exposed
(D) identified
4. (A) applying for ((B) aiming, at (C) addicted to (D) appointed as
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