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請你以第十六屆廣州亞運會為例向到你校來訪的美國友人介紹亞運會。要點如下：

1. 概況：于2010年11月12日在廣州舉辦，45個國家和地區參加了比賽；

2. 吉祥物：五只名叫樂洋洋（Leyangyang)的羊，它們不但代表了廣州這座城市，而且也表達了對亞運會的美好祝愿。

3. 參賽者：達到亞運會標準的亞洲運動員。女運動員和男運動員一樣，在運動會中扮演著重要的作用，她們為國家榮譽和其他運動員進行競賽。

4. 意義:成功舉辦亞運會是中國的責任。它的成功舉辦不僅讓我國人民與國外友人增進了交流和了解，并且增強了中國在亞洲的影響。

5. 詞數120左右。

standard標準the host city主辦城市host主辦mascot吉祥物responsibility責任promote ±曾進 strengthen增強 communication (n.)/communicate ( v.)交流 influence影響

On Nov. 12th, 2010, the 16th Asian Games were held in Guangzhou. 45 countries and areas took part in the Games. The mascots of the Games are five sheep called " Leyangyang" ，which not only stand for the host city―Guangzhou, but show the best wishes to the Games. Only Asian athletes who have reached the standard for the Games can be admitted to the competitions. Women can not only participate, but also play an important role in the Games together with men. They compete with other competitors for their countries.

As a matter of fact,it's a great responsibility for China to host the Games. The 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou are so successful that they have promoted better communication and under?standing between Chinese and people from other countries. They have strengthened China's influ?ence in the world as well.

題目來源：丟分題每周一練高中英語高一上 > Unit 2 The Olympic Games

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