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3330-984 )5.The 的)manwascharged robbingabank.Also,hewasguilty otherA.with;w B.of; C.of; D.with;【拓展訓(xùn)練】Anearlyformofgameinwhichaballwaskickedaroundafieldisrecordedin1004B.C.Japan.SomesportshistoriansbelievethatthegameofsoccerbeganinEnglandinthethirdcentury,however.TheysaythatearlyEnglishwarriors（武士）kickedaroundtheheadofakilledenemy.Thismayormaynotbetrue,hutitiscertainthatsoccerisanancientsport.Withoutdoubt,theEnglishyedsoccerduringthetimesofKingEdwardIinthe1300s.Infact,thekingpassedalawagainstyingit.Thelawsaid,"Thereisgreatnoise...causedbykickinglargeballsfromwhichmanyghostsmayappear."Anyonecaughtyingsocceratthattimewasputintoprison.Twohundredyearslater,QueenElizabethIstillhadpeopleputintoprisonforyingthis"vulgar"sport.Althoughthereweresuchlaws,soccergrewmorepopular.In1681itbecameanofficial(正式的sportinEngland.Bythe1800s,peoplethroughoutthecountryyedsoccer.Bythe18thcentury,upper-classboysyeditatschools.ItspopularitygrewamongallEnglishAtameetingheldinanEnglishschoolin1843,thefirstrulesweresuggested.In1863theheadsofEnglishsoccerteamsmetinLondontoagreeonsomeofficialrules.TheyorganizedanEnglishfootballassociation（協(xié)會(huì)）.By1871alloftheEnglishclubswerefollowingtheserules.Todayallsoccerteamsybythem.Socceriscalled"football"everywherebutintheUnitedStates.Thegameisyedmostlywithfeet.NoyersexceptthegoaliemaytouchtheballwiththeirhandsTheymaycontroltheballwithanypartofthebodyexcepttheirSoccerisbyfartheworld'smostpopularsport.Everyfouryears,nearlyeverycountryintheworldtightsfortheWorldCup.TensofbillionsofsoccerfansfromaroundtheworldwatchtheWorldCupon ）34.Accordingtothepassage,a"vulgar"sportA.appearstobe B.appearstobeC.requireslotsof D.requiresgood ）35.WhichofthefollowingshowstherightorderofthedevelopmentoftheUpper-classboystudentsyeditatAnEnglishfootballassociationwasItbecameapopularsportthroughoutTheruleswereacceptedbyallEnglishyingthegamewasconsideredtobeA.e-c-a-b- B.e-c-a-d- C.e-a-c-b- D.e-a-c- ）36.WhatcanwelearnfromtheItiscertainthatsoccerhasahistoryofoverl,800TheEnglishhadtoysoccerinsecretfortwoFootballiscalled"soccer"intheUSbecauseoftheThekingpassedthelawagainstthegameforastupid ）37.Thispassageismainlywhythegameisso B.howthegamehasC.whatthegameis D.wherethegamefirstInanationalspellingcompetition,an11-year-oldgirl,Sara,wasaskedtospellaword.Butbecauseofhersoftvoice,thejudges（裁判）werenotsure(71)i thegirlspelledthewordkiththeletterBorD.Theyaskedhertorepeatwhatshesaid.Bythen,Sararealizedshehadmadea(72) Instead linga(73) ，shetoldthemthatshesaidthewrongletter.Asaresult,(74) thecompetition.Asthegirlwentbacktoherseat,allthepeoplestoodupandcheeredfo