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Поставить в нужную форму. 98б How many teenage girls 1. ______ you ______ who will be interested in the Olympics? Chances are it 2. ________ many. That’s bad news for the future of Team GB but even 3. ____________ news for girls’ health, according to new research from the 4. _____________ Sport and Fitness Foundation. The study shows that most teenage girls 5. _______________ enough exercise at present. That’s a big worry, since being a couch potato 6. ______________to a variety of concerns including obesity, low self-esteem and poor exam results. Girls think that traditional sport is too competitive, they 7._________ to look sweaty and ‘unfeminine’. Another problem is that the fun factor is missing from school sport. Parents can help solve this problem. Some of them 8. ________ already _____________ their children to join gyms, sport clubs or dance classes. Nowadays more and more Physical Education teachers are thinking about how to give school sport more girl appeal. ‘Boys will try things,’ they say, ‘but girls are more interested in 9. ____________ appearance and 10. ________________ confident about their bodies than boys.’ They offer all sorts of activities that girls might like. 1.KNOW 2.NOT BE 3.BAD 4.WOMAN 5.NOT GET 6.LINK 7.NOT WANT 8.ENCOURAGE 9.THEY 10.LITTLE

Answer 1

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Answer 2

How many teenage girls 1. do you know who will be interested in the Olympics? Chances are it 2. won't be many. That’s bad news for the future of Team GB but even 3. worse news for girls' health, according to new research from the 4. Women's Sport and Fitness Foundation. The study shows that most teenage girls 5. do not get enough exercise at present. That’s a big worry, since being a couch potato 6. links to a variety of concerns including obesity, low self-esteem, and poor exam results. Girls think that traditional sport is too competitive; they 7. do not want to look sweaty and ‘unfeminine’. Another problem is that the fun factor is missing from school sport. Parents can help solve this problem. Some of them 8. have already encouraged their children to join gyms, sport clubs, or dance classes. Nowadays more and more Physical Education teachers are thinking about how to give school sport more girl appeal. ‘Boys will try things,’ they say, ‘but girls are more interested in 9. their appearance and 10. are little confident about their bodies than boys.’ They offer all sorts of activities that girls might like.