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1、Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.SoccerA Reading AZ Level Q Leveled BookWord Count:972WritingChoose one famous soccer legend from the book.Write the person a letter,asking questions and expressing how important he or she is to soccer.MathResearch World Cup winners from the be
2、ginning of the competition to today.Graph the results of each team to determine which country has won the competition the most times.Share your graph with a partner.Connectionswww.readinga-Written by Louanne SilverLEVELED BOOK QLEVELED BOOK QSoccerwww.readinga-What makes soccer different from other
3、popular sports?Focus QuestionWritten by Louanne SilverSoccerSoccerSpectacular Sports Level Q Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Louanne SilverAll rights reserved.www.readinga-boundscompeteequipmentestimatesfit matchpenaltyprofessionalteamworkWords to KnowFront cover:A goalie leaps to catch the ball.
4、Title page:Thousands of fans crowd a huge stadium in Brazil to watch a World Cup match in 2014.Page 3:Professional players collide during a Ukrainian league soccer match.Photo Credits:Front cover:David Puu/Corbis;back cover:Celso Bayo/ISI/Corbis;title page:Ian Trower/JAI/Corbis;page 3:Volodymyr Vrub
5、levskyy/D;page 4:Mark Cristino/NurPhoto/Corbis;page 5:Look and Learn/Bridgeman Images;page 7:AGF s.r.l./Rex/REX USA;page 8:Tribune Content Agency LLC/Alamy;pages 9,10:Paolo De Santis/Hemera/Thinkstock;page 11:Fancy Collection/Fancy Collection/Superstock;page 12(top left):Laszlo Szirtesi/iStock Edito
6、rial/Thinkstock;page 12(top center):Tracy Allen/ISI/Corbis;page 12(right):Jose Luis Pelaez Inc/Blend Images/Thinkstock;page 12(bottom left):Fotosearch/Fotosearch/Superstock;page 12(bottom center):Mikkel Bigandt/123RF;page 13(left):Peter Robinson/PA Photos/Landov;page 13(right):natursports/123RF;page
7、 14(left):Greg Fiume/Corbis;page 14(right):Howard C.Smith/International Sports Images/Corbis;page 15:Steve Skjold/AlamyCorrelationLEVEL QN3030Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRA3Soccer Level QTable of ContentsThe Beautiful Game .4The Beginning of Soccer .5Soccer Around the World .6All Levels of Play
8、.7Playing Soccer .10Soccer Greats .13Getting Involved .15Glossary .16 4South China (in red)battled a team from the Philippines in Manila in 2015.China won the match 6-1.The Beautiful GameFor thousands of years,people around the world have enjoyed playing games.Many of these games involve kicking a b
9、all toward another teams goal.Today,soccer is by far the most popular of these games.Why is the sport so loved by people everywhere?People can play soccer outdoors in all kinds of weather.The sport is easy to learn,and it helps players stay fit.The only equipment you need is a ball.Best of all,its g
10、reat fun!3Soccer Level QTable of ContentsThe Beautiful Game .4The Beginning of Soccer .5Soccer Around the World .6All Levels of Play .7Playing Soccer .10Soccer Greats .13Getting Involved .15Glossary .16 4South China (in red)battled a team from the Philippines in Manila in 2015.China won the match 6-
11、1.The Beautiful GameFor thousands of years,people around the world have enjoyed playing games.Many of these games involve kicking a ball toward another teams goal.Today,soccer is by far the most popular of these games.Why is the sport so loved by people everywhere?People can play soccer outdoors in
12、all kinds of weather.The sport is easy to learn,and it helps players stay fit.The only equipment you need is a ball.Best of all,its great fun!5“Mob football”was played long ago.Entire villages often played against each other.Soccer Level QThe Beginning of SoccerPeople played early types of soccer in
13、 Britain starting in the eighth century.The game,which was called football,was much rougher back then,and there werent many rules.Paved school playgrounds in the early 1900s werent good for playing the rough types of soccer,so new rules were invented.Soccer became a regular part of school because of
14、 the teamwork needed to play.Modern soccer began in England in 1863 when socceralso called association footballand rugby football became two different sports.Soccer players mainly move the ball with their feet,while rugby players also use their hands.Modern soccer rules began in the late 1930s and w
15、ere updated in 1997.6ASIAAFRICANORTH AMERICASOUTH AMERICAEUROPEAUSTRALIAcall the game footballcall the game soccercall it something elseThe game is called soccer in North America and something similar in several other places.Italy calls the sport calcio,and South Korea calls it chukku.Most of the wo
16、rld calls it football.Soccer Around the WorldPeople in almost every country play soccer.The sport is popular among both adults and children.People of every background and religion love soccer.Most people think of soccer as an outdoor sport,but it can also be played indoors.Mens soccer has been part
17、of all but two Summer Olympic Games.Womens soccer was added in 1996.5“Mob football”was played long ago.Entire villages often played against each other.Soccer Level QThe Beginning of SoccerPeople played early types of soccer in Britain starting in the eighth century.The game,which was called football
18、,was much rougher back then,and there werent many rules.Paved school playgrounds in the early 1900s werent good for playing the rough types of soccer,so new rules were invented.Soccer became a regular part of school because of the teamwork needed to play.Modern soccer began in England in 1863 when s
19、occeralso called association footballand rugby football became two different sports.Soccer players mainly move the ball with their feet,while rugby players also use their hands.Modern soccer rules began in the late 1930s and were updated in 1997.6ASIAAFRICANORTH AMERICASOUTH AMERICAEUROPEAUSTRALIAca
20、ll the game footballcall the game soccercall it something elseThe game is called soccer in North America and something similar in several other places.Italy calls the sport calcio,and South Korea calls it chukku.Most of the world calls it football.Soccer Around the WorldPeople in almost every countr
21、y play soccer.The sport is popular among both adults and children.People of every background and religion love soccer.Most people think of soccer as an outdoor sport,but it can also be played indoors.Mens soccer has been part of all but two Summer Olympic Games.Womens soccer was added in 1996.7Mario
22、 Gotze of Germany scored the winning goal past Sergio Romero of Argentina in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.The final score was 1-0.Soccer Level QAll Levels of PlayAbout 240 million people in more than 300,000 clubs play soccer.Estimates place the number of fans as high as 3.5 billion.Thats half the t
23、otal number of people on Earth!FIFA(Fdration Internationale de Football Association)is in charge of professional soccer.Founded in 1904,FIFA had 209 member countries as of early 2015.The countries have teams that compete for a chance to play in the World Cup,a competition to see which team is the be
24、st in the world.Thirty-two teams play in the World Cup,which takes place every four years.8Some youth teams play internationally.A Colorado team(blue)played against the Yuwa Supergoats(red),a girls soccer team from India,in Blaine,Minnesota,on July 12,2014.In the United States,the United States Socc
25、er Federation(USSF),or U.S.Soccer,is the main soccer group.There are professional,mens,womens,and childrens soccer teams.Soccer is popular among students of all ages,and you dont even have to be on a team to enjoy the sport.As few as two people can play the game in a park or on a playground.7Mario G
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