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Read the Ten One-Line Poem about Sport by Ian McMillan
| Golf | That white moon in the blue sky, orbiting |
| Cricket | Long late afternoon shadows as the bowler runs |
| Basketball | The clock runs down slower than the players. |
| Swimmers’ | Moment of stillness before the start: water-mirror. |
| Snooker | The giant's necklace broke and the beads fell onto the grass. |
| Football | This net's for catching slippery goal fish! |
| Marathon | Last metre: the best and the worst. |
| Rugby | Flying Easter egg under the H. |
| High Jump | The air holds me like a hand, then lets me go. |
| Cycling | Here come the fastest paper boys and girls in the world! |
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Solution
Read the poem.
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Chapter 2: Games and Glory - Section - B [Page 14]
