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【题目】Super Bowl Weekend has just ended, and I was very excited for the big game. But I’m not just a fan of the game: I’m a 13-year-old and offensive guard. I just finished playing my eighth and final season.

During the last two years, they’ve created Title IX regulations that forbid girls from playing contact sports due to safely and “touching” concerns. They claim to be acting in the best interests of young people.

During the 2015 season, the Archdiocese(大主教辖区) announced that it would be my last season because of a rule that girls were not permitted to play football in the league. Right away, I knew I needed to change this rule for not just myself, but for all girls.

So I started a change.org petition(请愿书) that received more than 108,000 signatures!I told my story on national news networks and shows. And in March 2016, the Archbishop changed the rule to make CYO football coed(男女混合的) in Philadelphia.

But in July 2016, the bishops(主教) changed their decision and made football once again for boys only. They let me in for my eighth-grade season, but shut down the opportunity of any other girl to play. I could have walked away, but I knew that I had to stay and fight this rule again for girls who want to play football. I started another petition. No girl should be banned from a game she loves.

I hope that you join me in my effort to call on the bishops of Pennsylvania to permit young people like me to learn and grow together, not separately. You can sign my petition at change.org/girl in football.

1Why did the author decide to start the first change.org petition?

A. Because she finished her final season.

B. Because she watched Super Bowl Weekend.

C. Because she was banned from the league in 2016.

D. Because she learned a lot about Title IX regulations.

2What can we learn about the author?

A. She is smart. B. She is selfless.

C. She is generous. D. She is offensive.

3What is the real purpose of writing the text?

A. To complain the policy is unfair.

B. To express her passion for football.

C. To introduce her change.org petition.

D. To appeal to people to join her in the fight.

4Where can others sign their names?

A. On the website. B. In the league.

C. On the papers. D. In the letters.

【答案】

1C

2B

3D

4A

【解析】本文作者是一位足球队的后卫,但是由于大主教辖区宣布禁止女孩在联盟队踢足球的规则而面临禁赛。为了所有女孩能参加比赛的权利,作者号召大家为请愿书签名。

1推理判断题。根据第三段During the 2015 season, the Archdiocese(大主教辖区) announced that it would be my last season because of a rule that girls were not permitted to play football in the league. Right away, I knew I needed to change this rule for not just myself, but for all girls. So I started a change.org petition(请愿书)可知,“我”因为不满禁止女孩在联盟队踢足球的规则而写了请愿书。故选C。

2推理判断题。根据第三段Right away, I knew I needed to change this rule for not just myself, but for all girls.可知,从作者发起为请愿书签名的活动可知,作者是一个无私的人。故选B。

3推理判断题。根据最后一段I hope that you join me in my effort to call on the bishops of Pennsylvania to permit young people like me to learn and grow together, not separately. You can sign my petition at change.org/girl in football.可知,通过本文作者号召大家加入到她的请愿队伍中来。故选D。

4推理判断题。根据最后一段You can sign my petition at change.org/girl in football.可知,要想签字也可以登录网站change.org。故选A。

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