I'm Silvia. I joined an archery class when I was at elemary shcool. I practiced every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. It was hard. Besides, I didn't have much time to play with my friends. At first, I just wanted to play sports that not many kids like to do it. I practiced hard and my skills improved fast. My coach and parents were happy. It was November 2015 when I attended an archery competition for the fist time. My coach and parents motivated and supported me to do my best. They gave me high objective in the competition. I practiced the whole week because I didn't want to disappoint them. On the D-day, I prayed to God and stepped on the arena with confidence. I was sure that the best way to succeed was defeating my fear of losing the competition. Then, I stood firmly and held the bow and the arrow strongly. I took a deep breath, pulled the bow, watched the target clearly, and released the arrow. At last, I finished the competition as the bronze medallist. It was an amazing achievement for a new comer. Everyone congratulated me, including my teachers and schoolmates. The fist competition changed my mind, I want to be a professional archer. I want to complete in the higher levels. " At last . I finished the competition as the bronze medalist." (Paragraph 4) The underlined word is closest in meaning to...

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I'm Silvia. I joined an archery class when I was at elemary shcool. I practiced every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. It was hard. Besides, I didn't have much time to play with my friends.

At first, I just wanted to play sports that not many kids like to do it. I practiced hard and my skills improved fast. My coach and parents were happy.

It was November 2015 when I attended an archery competition for the fist time. My coach and parents motivated and supported me to do my best. They gave me high objective in the competition. I practiced the whole week because I didn't want to disappoint them.

On the D-day, I prayed to God and stepped on the arena with confidence. I was sure that the best way to succeed was defeating my fear of losing the competition. Then, I stood firmly and held the bow and the arrow strongly. I took a deep breath, pulled the bow, watched the target clearly, and released the arrow. At last, I finished the competition as the bronze medallist. It was an amazing achievement for a new comer. Everyone congratulated me, including my teachers and schoolmates.

The fist competition changed my mind, I want to be a professional archer. I want to complete in the higher levels.

"At last. I finished the competition as the bronze medalist." (Paragraph 4)
The underlined word is closest in meaning to...