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Football Greats: Players, Practice, and Passion!

Questions: 5

Grade: 2

Words: 57

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Football is a fun game. Players run around and kick a ball. Two great players are Tom Brady and Mia Hamm. They work hard and train every day. They love their teams and always play fair. Mia kicks the ball into a net, and Tom throws the ball to his friends. Remember, practice makes perfect in football!

Question 1

What do the players do in football?

They swim

They run and kick a ball

Explanation. In the text, it is mentioned that players run around and kick a ball in football.

They play video games

They juggle

They dance

Question 2

Who are the two great players mentioned in the text?

Michael Jordan and Serena Williams

Usain Bolt and Michael Phelps

LeBron James and Tiger Woods

Tom Brady and Mia Hamm

Explanation. The text specifically mentions Tom Brady and Mia Hamm as two great players.

Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo

Question 3

What does Mia Hamm do in the game?

She catches the ball

She bats the ball

She kicks the ball into a net

Explanation. The text mentions that Mia kicks the ball into a net in the game of football.

She serves the ball

She tackles opponents

Question 4

What is a good practice for becoming a better football player?

Eating junk food

Sleeping all day

Watching TV

Playing video games

Training everyday

Explanation. The text mentions that Tom Brady and Mia Hamm, who are great players, train every day.

Question 5

What does the phrase 'practice makes perfect' mean?

You need to have perfect practice

You need to practice only once to be perfect

It's perfect not to practice

You get better at something with practice

Explanation. The phrase 'practice makes perfect' means that the more you practice something, the better you get at it. This is mentioned in the text in relation to playing football.

You need perfect conditions to practice

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