In ancient China，children didn't use electronic devices like smartphones，iPads，or computers for entertainment.（1）I

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，they managed to have fun by coming up with interesting games to play.
    In ancient times，watching shadow plays was the （2）c

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thing to watching a film or television for entertainment.Folk artists controlled puppets（木偶）（3）b

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a screen while telling stories and singing with music.During the Qing Dynasty，shadow play art reached its peak.In 2006，shadow play was considered as a national intangible cultural heritage（非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)），and it was （4）a

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to the UNESCO intangible cultural heritage list in 2011.
    During the Qing Dynasty，which lasted from 1644 to 1911，kicking a stone ball around was a popular （5）s

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in the northern part of China.This game was often played in winter to keep （6）w

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.Small stones were carved（雕刻） into balls and kicked around with feet.In 1999，this game （7）e

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became a part of a national competition in Beijing.
    According to the folk tale，firecrackers were （8）f

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used to drive away a beast named Nian in ancient China.People would burn bamboo joints to make them blast（爆炸）.Later，gunpowder was invented，and it replaced the bamboo joint cracker.Today，firecrackers are still set off during the Spring Festival to （9）b

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hope and good luck.
    Hide-and-seek is a traditional game for children that is popular all over China.There are two ways to play：covering a child's eyes （10）w

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other kids run around to tease him or more commonly，participants hide and one child must try to find them.
    Why not put away your electronic devices and give these traditional games a try？