All about USA 4, Unit 20, All-American Football, MAKING INFERENCES AND CONCLUDING
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is in the reading. The answers to these questions are not directly stated in the passage. Choose the letter of the best answer.
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1. From the passage, we can conclude that
a. football will eventually lose its popularity in America.
b. modern football is as much a form of entertainment as it is a sports event.
c. football is more popular as a college sport than as a professional sport.
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2. We can infer from the passage that
a. the use of protective equipment makes the modern game of football more interesting to watch.
b. the game of modern football is not much different from the rugby played by American college students many years ago.
c. soccer, football, and rugby have several common elements.
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3. The writer seems to say that
a. football often brings Americans together in social situations.
b. if it weren't for professional teams, football wouldn't be popular in America.
c. football games are usually watched by people who are athletes themselves.