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In 1998, World Cup Football Match held in France took up a new rule. Instead of the usual black and white ball, a colorful ball was used in the game. The new ball was made up of 32 pieces of three colors: red, blue and white. Interestingly enough, the French national flag happened to be in three colors, too. Besides, 32 teams took part in the coming World Cup. But early football was made up of eight pieces of leather. As time went by, more pieces of leather were used, from 12 pieces to 18 to 26 and then to 32 now.
About three million such new footballs were made. And then some players were playing the new ball in their training. The makers have warned the goalkeeper that the new ball flies in a direct line at a fast speed.
After trying the ball for some time, a footballer said that the ball was quite different from the traditional black and white one, and that the goalkeeper would find it harder to catch them. Another footballer said that there would be more goals. "For the player on the ground, the new ball is easier to control as it flies. A good player can shoot in more goals." he said.
小題1:What was the new rule in the 1998 World Cup Football Match?
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小題2:What’s the color of the French national flag?
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小題3:Why is it not easy for the goalkeepers to catch the new footballs?
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小題4:What’s the best title for this passage?
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小題5:Which kind of balls was used in the past?
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小題1:The new ball made up of 32 pieces of three colors was used.
小題2:Red, blue and white.
小題3:Because they fly at a fast speed.
小題4:Football of New Kind.
小題5:Black and white balls.

試題分析:本文敘述了1998年在法國舉行的世界杯足球賽實(shí)行了新的規(guī)則。比賽中使用紅、白、黃三色相間的球。這種球由32塊皮革縫制而成,十分湊巧的是,當(dāng)時(shí)正好有32支球隊(duì)參賽。足球制造商在此之前提醒守門員,說這種球沿直線飛行,速度極快。試用一段時(shí)間之后,球員發(fā)現(xiàn)這種球與傳統(tǒng)的黑白相間的二色球有很大不同。這種球更容易控制,但守門員很難抓到,在一場球賽中有可能進(jìn)更多的球。
小題1:根據(jù)The new ball was made up of 32 pieces of three colors: red, blue and white.可知答案 The new ball made up of 32 pieces of three colors was used.
小題2:根據(jù)The new ball was made up of 32 pieces of three colors: red, blue and white. 和the French national flag happened to be in three colors, too.可知 Red, blue and white.
小題3:根據(jù)The makers have warned the goalkeeper that the new ball flies in a direct line at a fast speed.和the goalkeeper would find it harder to catch them.可知Because they fly at a fast speed.
小題4:全文圍繞這種由32塊皮制成的紅、白、藍(lán)相間的新式足球作了詳細(xì)的介紹,故用Football of New Kind.
小題5:根據(jù)Instead of the usual black and white ball. 可知Black and white balls.
點(diǎn)評(píng):提醒考生注意句子的語言通順,能夠使用正確的單詞、短語、句式及句子的時(shí)態(tài)語態(tài)等,這需要考生有扎實(shí)的基礎(chǔ)知識(shí)。
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