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Read the paragraph and tell your opinion about the statement. Answer the questions. The toost important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win bui to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought wel1. The good sportsmanship, sense of faii’ play, and iespect for fellow athletes are de^veloped through parlicipation in sports.

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  The ›i ovt•.!',s or the result.’* Why’?
  

Answer: I can say that whether the process or the rmult is more important depends on the context and the individual's goals and values. In sports, for example, some may value the Qlocess of training ä13d iiuproving their sLi11s more than winning. while others may prioi itize winning as the ultimate goal. Similarly, in lif“e, some may prioritize the journey and the lessons leanied along the way, while others way focus on achieving specific goals or outcoines. Ultimately, it's up to each pei son tO deterlnine what is most important for them.

3. Speak on the topic “Motivation”.

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Answer: You may not hear the teur “motivation” every single day. But we connect with ii tor the whole life. For instance, when you were small, you waiited something and started crying. and after that your parents bought it for you. 1 think such as situation happens with all of us. And you iiiay ask: “Where is here motivation?” Your goal was to get u'hat you wanted. What could I do to get it‘/ Right! Started crying. Wheli you gr ow up and situaiions change. But the ^{systems is the same. Thll3k it} o^{ver. And you will realize what 1 ann talkirig about. M}o^{tivation is} the activation of goal-or iented behavior. Motivation may be inti irlSlC 0£ Cxtriiisic. Firstly, intrinsic ivotivation comes fro^m rewards inherent to a task or activity itself - the enjoymelit of a puzzle or the love or” playing.