Unit 5 Fitness and Sports Vocabulary Quiz

What does the term 'breath' refer to in the context of fitness?

• The physical power that makes someone strong

• The rate of breathing in and out

• The ability to bend and move the body

• The shape of the body

What does the term 'knitting' refer to?

• Walking casually without purpose

• Losing balance unexpectedly

• Moving at the same speed as someone

• Making things from wool

What is 'stamina' related to in fitness?

• The ability to bend and move the body

• The strength that allows you to continue doing hard exercise for a long time

• The water that comes out of your body when doing hard physical exercise

• The state of being bored

What does 'to exclude' mean?

• To hit a ball with force

• To have a very bad opinion of someone

• To deliberately stop someone from being part of a group

• To move past another vehicle when driving

What is 'tactics' related to?

• A piece of wood or metal set in the ground

• Methods used to achieve a goal, especially in a competition

• Hitting a ball with force

• Treatment for physical or mental problems

What is 'to draw with someone' in the context of sports?

• To deliberately stop someone from being part of a group

• To move past another vehicle when driving

• To hit a ball with force

• To end the game with the same number of goals as your opponent

What is 'to wander round' related to?

• Treatment for physical or mental problems

• Walking somewhere casually without purpose

• Losing balance unexpectedly

• The state of being bored

What does 'to cope with something' mean?

• To be able to carry on without something disappointing having a bad effect

• To hit a ball with force

• To do something that is not allowed by the rules

• To move past another vehicle when driving

What is 'to tackle' in the context of sports?

• To take the ball away from someone in a game

• To start the game by hitting the ball to your opponent

• To move past another vehicle when driving

• To walk somewhere casually without purpose

What is 'to overtake' related to?

• To take the ball away from someone in a game

• To walk somewhere casually without purpose

• To go past another vehicle when driving

• To start the game by hitting the ball to your opponent