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UNIDAD 3

DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR? The effect of loud music on teenagers' hearing Studies indicate that youngsters [who / that]
have constant ear infections could encounter hearing loss after using earphones. According to researchers, children whom
[who / that] listen to loud music risk facing additional damage. Those [who] listen for extended periods also endanger
themselves. Furthermore, research shows an individual who [whose] hearing has been affected can have problems with
balance. Dr. Graham Allison, [who] is heading up the project, urged parents to get involved. "If you run a household [in]
which a teenager lives, you must monitor listening time." Allison, that [who] has worked on hearing impairment for years,
plans to study young men that they attend rock concerts.
(Sample Paragraph) Professional athletes often suffer serious injuries. Australian rugby player Ben Czislowski visited the
doctor after enduring a headache for four months. Upon inspection, the doctor discovered another player's tooth lodged
inside Ben's forehead! American speed skater J. R. Celski incurred a horrible injury when he cut his thigh with his own skate
blade. Baseball can also be dangerous. The average pitcher throws a ball at 70 to 80 miles per hour, so if a batter is struck, it
can cause severe damage. Mike Piazza, who played for the New York Mets, was hit in the head by a pitch so strong that it
shattered his helmet! It pays to use caution when playing competitive sports.

(Sample Answers) United States – Baseball The National Association of Base Ball Players was started in 1857. It is
America's favorite sport. Ever since the National Association of Base Ball Players was founded in 1857, baseball has been a
beloved pastime in America. (ever since, found, pastime) Canada – Ice Hockey Hockey began in Canada, but unfortunately,
no one knows which city it began in. While hockey definitely originated in Canada, the city of its birth remains a mystery.
(originate, birth, mystery) Scotland – Golf Golf began in Scotland. Now Edinburgh has 21 golf courses. The game of golf
hails from Scotland, and modern-day Edinburgh boasts 21 golf courses. (hail from, modern-day, boast) Japan – Sumo
Wrestling A sumo wrestler weighs about 400 pounds. That is very heavy! With an average weight of 400 pounds, sumo
wrestlers are no lightweights! (average weight, lightweight)

(United States – Baseball, Canada – Ice Hockey, Scotland – Golf, Japan – Sumo Wrestling) (Sample Essay)
Cherished National Pastimes Sports have been uniting citizens in playful rivalry for hundreds of years! Many countries
have their own signature sport. In fact, the game of golf hails from Scotland, and modern-day Edinburgh boasts 21 golf
courses. Just as Scots are obsessed with golf, the Japanese love sumo wrestling. Japan is the only country in the world
where sumo wrestling is practiced professionally. Training requires serious eating. With an average weight of 400 pounds,
sumo wrestlers are no lightweights! Hockey doesn't technically include wrestling, but players who think they have been
offended often wind up fighting. While hockey definitely originated in Canada, the city of its birth remains a mystery.
Canadian hockey teams, who have clinched 18 Olympic medals, are more successful in the competitive game than any
other country. Perhaps the most well-known national pastime is American baseball. Ever since the National Association of
Base Ball Players was founded in 1857, baseball has been a beloved game. National sports are an exciting way to bring
people together!

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