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Appreciate
[“A” and “B” shakes hand at the net]
A: thank you for playing with me today
[Picks up all the balls on the court]

Responsible
[B leaves the court with out his racket]
[the next day B can’t find his racket.]
B: Oh no,i can’t find my racket !
[ B looks at the CCTV camera and finds out that some students took it away]
[ B finds the students who took away his racket and demand that they give it back]
Sorry B, we thought the racket was trash and we threw it in to the garbage can.
(pointing at students) B:These little brats broke my racket, they should pay!
Teacher: B,the students are not accountable for the racket you lost.Next time make sure
to be responsible.

Enjoy
Pictures or videos of the people playing tennis

Humble

Self Belief
[ D is going to play a match against E, even though D is much weaker than E, D is still
very confidence he doesn’t show that he is scared and doesn’t complain.]

Honest
[E hit the ball in but the ref calls out]
E: Ref I believe that the ball was in.
Ref: the ball I saw
(cuts in ) F: actually ref the ball I believe the ball was actually out
Ref: Sorry my mistake .Thank you F for your honesty

Respectful

Be encouraging to other teams

Long and Owen At the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin, long jumper Lutz Long set an
Olympic record during the preliminary round to qualify for the finals. American Jesse
Owens fouled on his first two attempts and faced disqualification if he fouled again.
Before Owens made his final attempt, Long, a German, advised him to adjust his take-off
point—to several inches behind the foul line—to ensure that he would advance to the
next round. Owens heeded Long's advice, qualified for the finals, and set a new world
record to win the gold medal. Long took the silver. "It took a lot of courage for him to
befriend me in front of Hitler," Owens later said. "You can melt down all the medals and
cups I have and they wouldn't be a plating on the 24-carat friendship that I felt for Lutz
Long at that moment."