50.- 52. sorulan, asağıdaki parcaya göre co aplan Baseball was one of the earliest sports played in America created during the mid-1800s But the Japanese have been playing baseball for nearly as long. In fact, baseball's popularity in Japan rivals its popularity in the United States. In the early 1970s Horace Wilson, an American professor living in Tokyo, Japan, introduced baseball to his students They loved it, calling the game yakyu, which means field ball. It quickly caught on with students all over the country. Japanese leaders also embraced baseball immediately because they thought that it contained elements that were already part of Japanese culture. For instance, baseball's focus on the mental competition between pitcher and nitter was similar to the one-on-one competitions of martial arts. By the early 1900s, amateur baseball leagues had been established in secondary schools and colleges throughout Japan. To this day, the enthusiasm for college baseball in Japan is equivalent to the excitement people have for college football or basketball in other parts of the world 50. According to the passage, baseball -- A) can be played only on a field with two players B) was considered a martial art in Japan upon being introduced C) is one of the oldest traditional sports in Japan D) was known in Japan before it was known in the United States E) is as popular in Japan as it is in the United States 51. We can understand from the passage that​