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1.

A. It is an old sport in the world. People play it with their feet in a team. There are two teams in a game. There are two teams in a game. There are 11 people in each team. The ball is always black and white.

2.

B. It is the national ball（國球）in China. Two or four people can play it. Each one has a bat in his hand. There is a net（網(wǎng)）in his hand. There is a net(網(wǎng)) in the middle of the court. It sounds like “ping-pong” when people play it.

3.

C. It comes from America. People play it with their hands. But you can't run with balls in your hands. There are 2 teams with 10 players on the court(場地). Yao Ming plays it well. He is my favorite star.

4.

D. It comes from Scotland. It means green grassland(草地), fresh air and relaxing time. People play it on a grassland with a stick（棍子）. The ball is always white.

5.

E. There is a net in the middle. People can play it on the beach(沙灘). There are 6 people in the team. They hit(擊打) the ball with their arms and hands.

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