II. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions. (1.0 point) I'm 18 years old and have never played on a sport team before, so never received lessons or training of any kind. I wish my parents had signed me up for soccer when I was younger because I discovered that I wanted to play sports. I just have no skills. There is a soccer team at my high school, but I definitely won't make it Most people on the team have probably been playing for years. I feel like I missed my chance and that I'll never be as good as them. Is it too late for me to learn to play from scratch? I just figure that by the time I become "good", I'll be too old anyway. I tried teaching myself in the past, but it seemed too unorganized and didn't know what I was doing. Is there some place that teaches people of any age how to play soccer? Question 36. Why does the writer write this passage? A. he wants to study how people play soccer. B. He is trying to apply for a soccer team. C. He needs advice on whether he should start learning soccer. D. he has received a sport award for playing in a soccer team. Question 37. What can be inferred from the passage about the writer? A. His parents forgot to sign up the write for a soccer team. B. He has never played on a soccer team before. C. His friends have all participated in some sports teams. D. He envies those who can play soccer well.. Question 38. line 5, the word "figure" is closet in meaning A. think B. want C.trust Đ.choose Question 39. In line 5, the word "it" refers to A. being too old to learn. B.teaching himself how to play soccer C. playing for many years. D.looking for a good coach Question 40. What will the writer probably do? A. Teach himself again to play soccer. B. Find a job instead of play soccer. C. Ask his friends to teach him soccer. D. Look for a place that teaches adults soccer.