Community health
1. From a lot of sources you can learn about healthful and responsible … . 2. When you think about relationships, you most likely think … … … you know well or see often. 3. Their physical presence or contact with you keeps you informed of what is going on in their lives and what … … they have. 4. All people have … health needs. 5. To meet these needs, government and … … have been formed to make decisions about how the health needs of people can and must be met. 6. This is a difficult and expensive … . 7. You should … about organizations that try to meet the health needs of all persons.
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Health promotion (become) a major focus in many communities in the
United States. 2. Health promotion (involve) the motivating of people to choose healthful behaviors that will improve the quality of their lives. 3. In your community, there (be) health professionals who inform people about healthful lifestyle choices. 4. At both the state and national level, thousands of workers (involve) in making sure you remain as healthy as possible. 5. You (should, become) familiar with different kinds of health services available to you. 6. Some of these services (can, find) in your community. 7. Some are available at the state or national level.
3.7. Insert prepositions if necessary.
Jim thorpe
1
.
Jim
Thorpe was perhaps the greatest athlete … the United States
has ever had. 2. James
Francis Thorpe was an American Indian. 3. He was born … May
28,1888 … Oklahoma. 4. First
he went to a public school … Indians near his home. . 5. … 1904,
he
entered … the Carlisle Indian School. 6. He did not have enough
money
to study … full-time and had to interrupt his education several
times
as he had to earn his living. 7. The
director … athletics … Carlisle was Glenn Warner, a
famous athletic coach. 8. Warner began to train Thorpe … football
and
track. 9. Jim became the best … American football player. 10. He
also competed
… baseball, basketball, tennis and swimming.
11. … 1912 the Olympic Games were held … Stockholm. 12. Never
before … the history … the modern Olympics had one man competed …
both the pentathlon and decathlon … one meeting … the
Olympic Games. 13. Thorpe did this and he won … two gold medals.
14. According
to the rules only amateur athletes can take part
… the Olympic Games. 15. One … the reporters discovered that
Thorpe
had earned $ 25 … a month playing baseball during two summer
vacations
some years before. 16. He was not therefore an amateur athlete and
he had to return … his gold medals. 17. The men who came second in
the pentathlon and decathlon refused to take them saying they really
belonged
… Thorpe. 18. Thorpe
decided to give … amateur athletics. 19. He became a professional
baseball and … football player. 20. He continued to play
professional football
and baseball … 1929. 21. Since
1929 Thorpe had odd jobs: he worked as a laborer … California,
sometimes he played the part … an Indian in movies
about the old West. 22. …
March 28, 1953 Thorpe died … the town … Lomita, California,
a poor lonely man not quite 65 years old.
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