Sport

Sport

Lessons 1 : A sporting hero

Open Ended

Who is your sporting hero?

Have you ever tried weightlifting?

Multiple Select

Choose the meaning : cross-fit training

• A sport where athletes train their muscles through exercise and diet.

• A kind of exercise that requires different body movements at high intensity

• Willing to consider new ideas; unprejudiced.

Multiple Choice

Choose the meaning of : role model

• Someone who admires and supports a person, usually someone famous.

• Willing to consider new ideas; unprejudiced.

• A person looked to by others as an example to be followed.

Multiple Choice

Choose the meaning of : a fan

• Someone who admires and supports a person, usually someone famous.

• A person looked to by others as an example to be followed

• Not arrogant or too proud of wealth or achievements.

Multiple Choice

choose the meaning of : medals

• Willing to consider new ideas; unprejudiced.

• A metal disc that looks like a big coin, usually given to winners in sports competitions.

• The sport or activity of lifting heavy weights.

Multiple Choice

Choose the meaning of : body building

• The sport or activity of lifting heavy weights.

• A kind of exercise that requires different body movements at high intensity

• A sport where athletes train their muscles through exercise and diet

Multiple Choice

Choose the meaning of : open-minded

• Willing to consider new ideas; unprejudiced

• A person looked to by others as an example to be followed

• Someone who admires and supports a person, usually someone famous.

 Listen to an interview. Choose the most appropriate title

Multiple Choice

Listen to an interview. Choose the most appropriate title

• Sports around the world

• An international athlete and their journey

• Athletes in the Olympics

Open Ended

Read the Questions first.

Listen again and answer the questions.

Not necessary to type the answers.

1. How has Sally made everyone proud?

2 Why did she start weightlifting?

3 Which sport did Sally compete in at a regional competition in 2012?

4 What competition is she currently training for?

5 In what year were women allowed to compete in weightlifting at the Olympics?

Consider these answers before listening again.

1 By being the first female weightlifter in her country to compete internationally;

2 Her decision to fight her unhealthy habits;

3 Cross-fit team;

4 The Olympics;

5 2000 

Open Ended

Listen again and answer the questions.

1. How has Sally made everyone proud?

2 Why did she start weightlifting?

3 Which sport did Sally compete in at a regional competition in 2012?

4 What competition is she currently training for?

5 In what year were women allowed to compete in weightlifting at the Olympics?

Do LMS Activity related to this Lesson

Poll

Self-Evaluation

Did I achieve lesson objectives?

Could I answer the questions well?

Did I participate in the lesson fruitfully?

Now Choose your response.

• Yes, I did well. I'm Fully Achieved.

• I'm Mostly Achieved but need some clarifications

• I'm achieving but need much support.