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What is this article mainly about? |
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| A. | a much−beloved football coach | | B. | a team of individuals willing toface challenges | | C. | a handicapped football player | | D. | an important preseasonconference game |
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Read the sentence from paragraph 3 in thebox below.
| But one game in particularappeared to cry out for mercy:Wofford College at Maryland. |
Which of the following does the sentencemost likelymean?
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| A. | The schools probably wanted a morecompetitive game. | | B. | Maryland was probably upset by thethought of playing Wofford. | | C. | The game was probably going to bea close one. | | D. | Wofford was probably going to bebadly beaten by Maryland. |
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According to the article, why wasWofford on Maryland's schedule? |
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| A. | Wofford was the typical early−seasonnonconference mismatch. | | B. | The teams had a tradition of playingone another. | | C. | Maryland needed a guaranteed victory. | | D. | Maryland's coach and Wofford'sathletic director knew each other. |
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Based on the article, which of thefollowing best explains why Dr. JoeLesesne, the former college president,works as a coach? |
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| A. | He earns more as a coach than asa president. | | B. | He wanted to work in a job thathe loved. | | C. | He volunteers his time ascommunity service. | | D. | He lost his job as college president. |
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According to the article, why is IsaacGoodpaster a good receiver? |
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| A. | His height and weight make himone of the largest players in theSouthern Conference. | | B. | He is good at spotting the ball as soonas it leaves the quarterback's hands. | | C. | He studies tapes to learn how toavoid defenders. | | D. | His hands and arms are unusually large. |
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