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    冬春交替，气温多变，很多人染上流感。为此，你班举行了“预防疾病以及防止病毒传播”为主题的班会。请根据下表内容，谈谈预防疾病以及防止病毒传播的简单方法，并阐述理由。

    方法

    1. 勤洗手

    2. 少外出

    理由

    有效预防各种疾病；病毒颗粒存在于桌面、电话和其他物体的表面并通过手传播。

    尽量少用公共交通工具，尽量少接触流感患者，有症状者（高烧咳嗽肌肉酸痛等）及时就医。

    注意：1. 词数100左右； 2. 可根据内容要点适当增加细节，使行文连贯；

    3. 参考词汇：颗粒病毒：virus particles

    Hello， everybody！It’s true that many people are infected with flu virus when the weather changes frequently.

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