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假設(shè)你是林波，上周五你們學校舉辦了一場運動會。請根據(jù)提示及要求，以“ Our school sports meeting ”為題寫一篇短文，簡單介紹一下你們班參加運動會的情況。

提示：

① 班里大部分同學都參加了運動會，有的擅長跑步，有的擅長跳高、跳遠；

② 好朋友Alice在跳遠比賽中奪冠，并打破了校紀錄；

③ Jack在400米賽跑比賽中得了第二名，比冠軍只慢了三秒。

要求：

① 字跡工整，層次清晰；

② 語句通順，語法正確；

③ 不少于70詞(開頭已給出，不計入總詞數(shù))。

Our school sports meeting

Hi! My name is Lin Bo. Last Friday, our school held a sports meeting. _____________________

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