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First Basemen (Tom Greve)

First Basemen (Tom Greve)

Learn about an important baseball position in First Basemen (Tom Greve). This book explains what the player at first base does during a game. Kids will find out how they catch fast throws and tag runners out. The short and simple sentences are perfect for students learning to read. It is a great guide for young baseball fans who want to understand the game better.

Lexile: 1000L

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Quiz

Question 1: What is the first baseman's main defensive job?
Question 2: At higher level baseball competitions, first basemen are
Question 3: Why must "any ball hit to an infielder end up in the first baseman's glove"?
Question 4: The "Fun With Impact" caption on page 4 is
Question 5: What is an "inning" in baseball?
Question 6: The word "safe" on page 5 means

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Quiz

Question 1: First basemen must be good at
Question 2: Why must first and third basemen have quick reflexes?
Question 3: What is meant by the saying"Practice makes perfect" on page 11?
Question 4: The picture on page 9 shows
Question 5: The word "stretch" on page 8 means
Question 6: Which move could improve a team's chance of scoring?

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Quiz

Question 1: First basemen are skilled at catching balls as well as
Question 2: Lou Gehrig has been honored for his achievements by
Question 3: In Little League, why is the distance from first base to home plate 60 feet instead of 90 feet?
Question 4: The "Greats of the Game" section is
Question 5: Another word for "consecutive" on page 19 is
Question 6: What is a "grand slam"?

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Quiz

Question 1: What are some basic requirements to become a first baseman?
Question 2: Can anyone be a professional first baseman?
Question 3: Why is it an advantage to be tall if you are a first baseman?
Question 4: The title of this chapter is a question. An appropriate "statement" title could be
Question 5: What is a "double play" on page 20?
Question 6: Another word for "frequently" on page 21 is

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