Sports and phrasal verbs connected with sports

John decided to .............. a new sport. It's footbal and he has already bought a pair of really expensive sports shoes.

• take up

• warm up

• knock out

• join in

Before you start doing physical exercises you have to ..............

• warm up

• take up

• work out

• go for

If you want to be a good footbal player you have to have a lot of stamina and never ........................... .

• warm up

• knock out

• give in

• go for

We started a new basketball team. Would you like to ............?

• take up

• warm up

• give in

• join in

I ................. in the gym twice a week.

• take up

• work out

• join in

• knock out

To defeat someone means the same as to ........................... .

• join in

• warm up

• take up

• knock out

A sport from Japan in which two people try to throw each other to the ground:

• judo

• sailing

• diving

• weightlifting

A sport using boats with sails

• gymnastics

• sailing

• ice hockey

• volleyball

a game in which two teams use their hands to hit a ball over a net without allowing it to touch the ground

• boxing

• golf

• basketball

• volleyball

the activity of lifting heavy objects either as a sport or for exercise

• boxing

• weightlifting

• snowboarding

• table tennis