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【正文】 ill drive the van his mom and dad Question 3: How long does Terry think the crosscountry run will take? 30 days until the fall 5 6 months Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope The Marathon of Hope begins April 12, 1980 1 min 30 sec[Announcer] This afternoon in St. John’s Newfoundland a young man named Terry Fox started running and he says he won’t stop till he reaches British Columbia. John McQuaker has the story. John McQuaker] This afternoon at 2:45 in St. John’s harbour, Terry Fox dipped his foot into the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The beginning of a cross country run. Many people have run or walked across Canada, but Fox hopes to be the first to do it with an artificial leg. He lost his right leg to cancer three years ago and decided he wasn’t going to allow the loss to affect his outlook on life. To demonstrate that cancer can be beaten and to give hope to others, as well as raise money for the Cancer Society, he’s convinced he can make it on one good and one artificial leg from here to Vancouver Island.[Terry Fox] Whatever you do you’ve got to do the....the best you can possibly do and I’m going to...I’m going to give it everything I… I possibly can. It’s just going to be… if I don’t make it… it’s going to be something that ahh… nobody would make it.[John McQuaker] After making his way from the harbour to city hall, Fox, wearing the Mayor’s cloak of office raised the flag of the Cancer Society. And after being given greetings from the Mayor for the people of British Columbia, he finally got on his way out of the has got a supply of 8 pairs of running shoes and three extra legs as well as spare parts and a van. A friend from Port Coquitlam, his home town, is driving all the way with him. At 30 miles a day, roughly, they hope to hit the west coast by next fall in 5 or 6 months. John McQuaker, CBC News, St. John’s Queen We Are The I39。ve paid my dues Time after time I39。ve done my sentence But mitted no crime And bad mistakes I39。ve made a few I39。ve had my share of sand kicked in my face But I39。ve e through my friends And we39。ll keep on fighting till the end We are the champions We are the champions No time for losers 39。Cause we are the champions of the world I39。ve taken my bows And my curtain calls You brought me fame and fortuen and everything that goes with it I thank you all But it39。s been no bed of roses No pleasure cruise I consider it a challenge before the whole human race And I ain39。t gonna lose We are the champions my friends And we39。ll keep on fighting till the end We are the champions We are the champions No time for losers 39。Cause we are the champions of the world A kind of leap that rhymes with pump: A medal that rhymes with old: A very fast run that rhymes with print: A petition that rhymes with ace: A jump into the water that rhymes with hive: A place where runners run that rhymes with back: Jump Gold Sprint Race Dive track What a tennis player uses that rhymes with packet: Someone who plays sports and rhymes with feet: An Olympic symbol that rhymes with porch: Something you throw that rhymes with bus: Something you relay that rhymes with on Racket Athlete Scorch marathon A very long race that rhymes with dawn: A medal that rhymes with river: What you do with a paddle that rhymes with know: The fastest time that rhymes with word: Marathon Silver Row Record