M4 Grammar

1. When did football become legal and grow in popularity in England?

• In the 1600s
• In the 1800s
• In the 700s
• In the 1300s

2. What is the name of the early form of football in China?

• Tsu Chu
• Cambridge Rules
• Parker's Piece
• Edward II Football

3. What was the reason for Edward II banning football in the 1300s?

• It was too violent
• People preferred archery
• Scotland was preparing for war
• It was not popular among women

4. When was the ban on women playing football lifted in the UK?

• In 1848
• During the First World War
• In 1971
• In 1991

5. What significant events related to women's football are mentioned in the passage?

• The first Women's World Cup in 1991 and the first women's football event at the Olympics in 1996
• The ban on women playing football during the First World War and its lifting in 1971
• The development of Cambridge Rules in 1848 and the ban on women's football in the 1300s
• The violence in early football games and Edward II's ban on football in the 1300s

6. In what countries were ball games played thousands of years ago according to the passage?

• China, Egypt, Japan, and Greece
• England, France, Italy, and Spain
• India, Russia, Brazil, and Mexico
• Australia, Canada, South Africa, and Argentina

7. What material was used to make the early English equivalent of a football in the 700s?

• Animal bladder
• Leather
• Rubber
• Wood

8. Which set of rules was used by all schools, colleges, and universities in the 1800s?

• Cambridge Rules
• Edward II Rules
• Tsu Chu Rules
• Parker's Piece Rules

9. Why did Edward II ban football in the 1300s?

• People were playing football rather than practicing archery
• Football was too boring
• Football was only played by women
• Football caused injuries to the players

10. What event in 1971 is mentioned regarding football in the UK?

• The first Women's World Cup
• The lifting of the ban on women playing football
• The development of Cambridge Rules
• The introduction of referees in football