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Rugby ICFES - Parte 5

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Preguntas sobre rugby para el examen ICFES.

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Rugby ICFES - Parte 5
 

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Preguntas sobre rugby para el examen ICFES.

by Vicky Motta
1

Where was Rugby first played?

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The sport is called rugby Because it was

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In most rugby games, how many players are there on each team?

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what's the best type of Rugby for a new player?

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Players of tag rugby must move

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Rugby sevens is difficult because

Choose one or more answers

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In beach rugby, the balls are different from those in tag rugby and rugby sevens in

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From the text, we can infer that Rugby is

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“Rugby is played by two teams, usually of 15 players each…”

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“...on a full-sized grass area with half the number of players, so… players run a lot, which makes the game hard.”

“...the ball is smaller.”

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