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The writer says that baseball ________.

• is played only in America.​

• is not popular in countries like Japan.

• started in South America.​

• is becoming more popular all over the world.

According to the text, baseball is played in more and more countries because ________.

• it is an exciting game.​

• it is included in the Olympic Games.

• Many American people live there.​

• It is easy to play.

Which sentence isn't true about baseball?

• It was first played during the 1850s.​

• It is an Olympic sport.

• The rules have changed quite a lot over the years.

• It started in New York.

Which piece of equipment is not mentioned in the text?

• bat​

• ball ​

• glove ​

• mask

In which space (marked (A), (B), (C) and (D) in the passage) will the following sentence fit? Players wear shoes with spikes to help them run, just as football players do, and a baseball cap, which is something everyone is familiar with!

• (A)​

• (B)​

• (C)​

• (D)

What is the baseball field like?

• It has an infield, an outfield and a middle field.

• There are three diamonds on the ground.

• There are three bases on the diamond.​

• It is usually in an indoor stadium.

The game is divided into ______.

• two halves.​

• nine innings.​

• three bases.

• an infield and an outfield.

The object of the game is to _________.

• catch as many balls as you can.​

• hit the ball the farthest.

• score the most runs.​

• bat as often as you can.

What is true about a baseball match?

• It’s slow.

• It often takes place on hot summer days.

• Spectators are not allowed to bring foods to the ballpark.

• The speed of the match may change suddenly.

According to the text, most American people have _______.

• childhood memory at a ballpark.

• a baseball gear.

• experience of participating in at least a baseball inning.

• all of them