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The Modern Olympic Games

1 ___ the modern Olympic Games are patterned after the ancient Greek Games, there are important differences. 2 ___ ancient Greece, modern nations 3 ___ wars for peaceful athletic competition. Because of World War I, Games were not held in 1916. 4 ___ were they held in 1940 and 1944, 5 ___ World War II.

The Modern Olympic Games

1 ___ the modern Olympic Games are patterned after the ancient Greek Games, there are important differences. 2 ___ ancient Greece, modern nations 3 ___ wars for peaceful athletic competition. Because of World War I, Games were not held in 1916. 4 ___ were they held in 1940 and 1944, 5 ___ World War II.

The Modern Olympic Games

1 ___ the modern Olympic Games are patterned after the ancient Greek Games, there are important differences. 2 ___ ancient Greece, modern nations 3 ___ wars for peaceful athletic competition. Because of World War I, Games were not held in 1916. 4 ___ were they held in 1940 and 1944, 5 ___ World War II.

The Modern Olympic Games

1 ___ the modern Olympic Games are patterned after the ancient Greek Games, there are important differences. 2 ___ ancient Greece, modern nations 3 ___ wars for peaceful athletic competition. Because of World War I, Games were not held in 1916. 4 ___ were they held in 1940 and 1944, 5 ___ World War II.

The Modern Olympic Games

1 ___ the modern Olympic Games are patterned after the ancient Greek Games, there are important differences. 2 ___ ancient Greece, modern nations 3 ___ wars for peaceful athletic competition. Because of World War I, Games were not held in 1916. 4 ___ were they held in 1940 and 1944, 5 ___ World War II.

Smoking in British Schools

Smoking at school is absolutely 6 ___ . If a student is 7 ___ in the act, his parents will be informed 8 ___ . Until now, there is one school in Britain 9 ___ lets its students smoke. They are allowed to do this with their parents’ 10 ___ . A spokesman for the Department of Health said that it was very unusual.

Smoking in British Schools

Smoking at school is absolutely 6 ___ . If a student is 7 ___ in the act, his parents will be informed 8 ___ . Until now, there is one school in Britain 9 ___ lets its students smoke. They are allowed to do this with their parents’ 10 ___ . A spokesman for the Department of Health said that it was very unusual.

Smoking in British Schools

Smoking at school is absolutely 6 ___ . If a student is 7 ___ in the act, his parents will be informed 8 ___ . Until now, there is one school in Britain 9 ___ lets its students smoke. They are allowed to do this with their parents’ 10 ___ . A spokesman for the Department of Health said that it was very unusual.

Smoking in British Schools

Smoking at school is absolutely 6 ___ . If a student is 7 ___ in the act, his parents will be informed 8 ___ . Until now, there is one school in Britain 9 ___ lets its students smoke. They are allowed to do this with their parents’ 10 ___ . A spokesman for the Department of Health said that it was very unusual.

Smoking in British Schools

Smoking at school is absolutely 6 ___ . If a student is 7 ___ in the act, his parents will be informed 8 ___ . Until now, there is one school in Britain 9 ___ lets its students smoke. They are allowed to do this with their parents’ 10 ___ . A spokesman for the Department of Health said that it was very unusual.

Teaching and Learning English

I’m very curious how it came to be that teaching students a foreign language 11 ___ the status it has in the U.S. My oldest daughter is a college freshman, and not only 12 ___ for her to study Spanish for the last four or more years – but her college 13 ___ her to study even more! In a day and age where schools at every level are complaining about 14 ___ resources, why on earth do we continue to force these kids to study a foreign language that 15 ___ will ever use, and virtually all do not retain?

Teaching and Learning English

I’m very curious how it came to be that teaching students a foreign language 11 ___ the status it has in the U.S. My oldest daughter is a college freshman, and not only 12 ___ for her to study Spanish for the last four or more years – but her college 13 ___ her to study even more! In a day and age where schools at every level are complaining about 14 ___ resources, why on earth do we continue to force these kids to study a foreign language that 15 ___ will ever use, and virtually all do not retain?

Teaching and Learning English

I’m very curious how it came to be that teaching students a foreign language 11 ___ the status it has in the U.S. My oldest daughter is a college freshman, and not only 12 ___ for her to study Spanish for the last four or more years – but her college 13 ___ her to study even more! In a day and age where schools at every level are complaining about 14 ___ resources, why on earth do we continue to force these kids to study a foreign language that 15 ___ will ever use, and virtually all do not retain?

Teaching and Learning English

I’m very curious how it came to be that teaching students a foreign language 11 ___ the status it has in the U.S. My oldest daughter is a college freshman, and not only 12 ___ for her to study Spanish for the last four or more years – but her college 13 ___ her to study even more! In a day and age where schools at every level are complaining about 14 ___ resources, why on earth do we continue to force these kids to study a foreign language that 15 ___ will ever use, and virtually all do not retain?

Teaching and Learning English

I’m very curious how it came to be that teaching students a foreign language 11 ___ the status it has in the U.S. My oldest daughter is a college freshman, and not only 12 ___ for her to study Spanish for the last four or more years – but her college 13 ___ her to study even more! In a day and age where schools at every level are complaining about 14 ___ resources, why on earth do we continue to force these kids to study a foreign language that 15 ___ will ever use, and virtually all do not retain?