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| Q | r | In the early days of baseball, players caught the ball with their bare hands. Back then, gloves were for beginners. But broken bones have a way of changing people's minds. In 1875, Charlie Waite shocked spectators when he wore a leather mitt, playing first base for the St. Louis Brown Stockings. And so the baseball glove was born. In the decades, athletes have become stronger, bats hit harder and balls fly faster, so the glove has had to evolve to prevent fractured fingers. |
| o | ○ | |
| v | d | ╳ |
| d | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | a | According to the video about gloves, what does the narrator mean when he says “A baseball in flight can be a lethal weapon.”? |
| v | y | The velocity is very fast and prone to injury. |
| e | The gloves are not thick enough. | |
| y | The pitcher may miss and cause the batter to be injured. | |
| e | The baseball is too solid. | |
| . | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | r | According to the video about baseball gloves, which description is incorrect? |
| o | The lining and felt fingers will protect your palms when you catch the ball, so they won't hit the palm really hard. | |
| d | Softening the leather with steam can make it easier to turn. | |
| d | Catching in baseball had always been two-handed, but webbing changed the game, allowing spectacular one-handed catches. | |
| v | a | Using 8mm thick steel pins to connect the fingers of the glove to the leather laces can’t avoid the ball from slipping through the fingers. |
| y | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | e | Computer modeling allows Joseph to predict exactly how the pole will react when a 79 kg athlete plants it into the ground at nearly 40 km an hour. The design is constructed out of layers of glass and carbon fiber that start out on rolls. Our process starts with an engineering drawing. This outlines the specs of the pole such as the length and the materials used. Now that we have all the dimensions we need, we can come over here and have our material ready.The word “dimensions” in this sentence is close in meaning to… |
| v | y | sizes |
| e | scopes | |
| . | ranges | |
| r | extensions | |
| o | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | d | After watching the video, Sandra is sorting out relevant information. However, she cannot recall this part. Please help her fill in the blank.People have been playing around with poles for thousands of years. The idea of using them to jump over a bar started in 1850 in Germany, and from there the only way was up. Everything changed in the 1950s when _____ enabled athletes to jump higher than ever before. By 2018 the world record for men's pole vault was 6.16 m and for women 5.06. |
| d | silk | |
| v | a | glassfiber |
| y | rubber | |
| e | mineral | |
| y | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | e | After watching the video about poles, what is the main function of this product in the picture ? |
| . | It assists the athlete to find the most suitable time to jump. | |
| r | It assists in reducing wind resistance. | |
| o | It determines how high an athlete can jump. | |
| v | d | It determines the bend profile of the pole. |
| d | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | a | The trickiest part of the design is making sure the pole bends properly. Where and how much it bends is down to a central section known as the sail. As the vaulter runs, they build up kinetic energy. The pole deforms when it's planted into the ground, briefly storing this energy. The pole then releases the stored energy, converting it into maximum height. |
| v | y | ○ |
| e | ╳ | |
| y | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | e | After watching the video about baseball gloves, which step is not necessary during the process? |
| . | Stamp out the palm. | |
| v | r | Clean the cowhide surface. |
| o | Sew on leather strips. | |
| d | Add a webbed pocket. | |
| d | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | a | After you watched the video about gloves, which description is NOT correct? |
| y | The basic material is 0.2 mm thick cow leather, and it takes some work to cut. | |
| e | The basic material is 2.2 mm thick cow leather, and the cutting process is not that easy. | |
| y | The basic material is 0.2 mm thick cow leather, and it cannot be cut by hand. | |
| v | e | The basic material is 2.2 mm thick cow leather, and it can be cut by hand. |
| . | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
| Q | r | Fort Worth, Texas. Once upon a time, it was a sleepy town at the end of the cowboy trail. Today it's the center for the high-tech industry, and amongst all the microchip makers you'll find the ESSX factory where they produce vaulting poles used by athletes across America. World champion Sam Kendricks stakes his medal hopes on them.The word “stakes” in this sentence is not close in meaning to… |
| o | bets on | |
| v | d | plans on |
| d | banks on | |
| a | reckons on | |
| y | r.o.d.d.a.y.e.y.e. | |
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