Munich (慕尼黑), September 1972. It is past midnight. The Olympic basketball final between the United States and the Soviet Union is about to finish. There are six minutes left. The American team has never lost a match in the Olympics, but now America is losing by six points.

The Americans make one last effort. The lead is now only one point. The clock shows thirty seconds left. The Russians carefully defend their lead. Then the American Doug Collins gets the ball and seems certain to score. He is fouled. America has two free shots. The clock shows three seconds left. It is the most exciting match the crowd has ever seen.Collins scores both shots and America takes the lead. The game is over, and America has the gold. Then something unexpected happens. The timer(計(jì)時員) says there are still three seconds left to play. The game starts again, and Russia scores in the last second. Nobody can believe it. The Russian players jump for joy.

The 1972 basketball final was one of the most exciting moments in the long history of the Olympic sports.

60. When there were six minutes left for the match ________.

A. the Russians' score was six points

B. the Americans' score was six points

C. the Americans' score was higher than that of the Russians'

D. the Russians' score was higher than that of the Americans'

61. When there was half a minute left the Russians ________ .

A. lost one point

B. scored another point

C. was one point ahead

D. was one point behind

62. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A. At last America won the match.

B. At last Russia won the match.

C. The match was very boring.

D. Nobody liked this basketball match.

63. The writer thought that the match was one of the most exciting moments in the long history of the Olympic sports mainly because ________.

A. both teams were strong and the scores were very high

B. Doug Collins scored two surprising points within three seconds

C. the winner and loser kept changing places unexpectedly within the last seconds

D. the team that had never lost a match in former Olympics was finally beaten

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