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Many people earn their living with their hands. Ed earns his living with his feet! And a very good living it is, too.

Ed’s story began in a very small town in Brazil. His father and mother were very poor. Seven people lived in their tiny house. Ed’s father often played football. Little Ed wanted to play football too. So his father made a soft ball for him to kick. It was a sock filled with soft materials. The little boy kicked it every day.

At last Ed learned to kick a real football. By the time he was 11, he played football very well.

One day Ed was playing with some men. A man passing by saw how fast the boy ran. He stopped to watch. How well Ed kicked the ball!

After the game, the man called Ed to him. “My name is Mr. Dee,” he said. “I used to play football for a living. Will you let me teach you what I know?”

“Oh, yes!” Ed answered.

In the next four years, Mr. Dee trained Ed to be a fine player. The boy worked hard. At last Mr. Dee talked to Ed’s father. “This boy is ready to play with the big teams,” he said. “Let me take him to a city that has a good team.”

Mr. Dee took Ed to Santos, Brazil. There, the boy joined the Santos Football Club.

In his first big game, Ed helped his team win by seven points. He made four of the seven points!

Many people thought he was the best football player in the world. He was “The King of Football”

1.What is said about Ed’s family when he was a little child?

A. There were seven people in his family.

B. His father made soft balls for a living.

C. His parents liked playing football.

D. His parents bought him a football.

2.When he first saw Ed playing football, Mr. Dee was attracted by .

A. his young age

B. his running speed

C. his love for football

D. his playing with men

3.What can we know about Mr. Dee from the text?

A. He joined the Santos Football Club.

B. He and Ed used to live in the same town.

C. He had been the best football player in Brazil.

D. He happened to find a very good football player.

 

1.A

2.B

3.D

【解析】

试题分析: 本文讲述了Ed成为著名球星的经历

1.细节理解题。由第二段中Seven people lived in their tiny house.在这座小房子里住了7个人,因此选A项。

2.】B细节理解题。由第四段A man passing by saw how fast the boy ran. He stopped to watch. 一个路过的人看见这孩子跑得很快,于是停下来观看,因此选B项。

3.】D推理判断题。由One day Ed was playing with some men. A man passing by saw how fast the boy ran. He stopped to watch. How well Ed kicked the ball!以及下文在Mr.Dee的帮助下Ed成为球星的经历可知选D项

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