Event and Competition Terms

winner

• A person or team that wins a competition or contest.

• A person who loses a competition or contest.

• A judge in a competition.

• A spectator at a contest.

family reunion

• A gathering of family members, often held to strengthen family bonds.

• A formal meeting for business discussions.

• A celebration of a significant event in a family's history.

• A vacation taken by family members to a distant location.

fair

• An event featuring various attractions, often including games, rides, and food.

• A type of financial transaction involving stocks and bonds.

• A legal term referring to a just and equitable treatment.

• A social gathering for the purpose of discussing business matters.

folk dance

• A traditional dance that reflects the culture of a specific community or region.

• A modern dance style popular in urban areas.

• A dance performed only during festivals and celebrations.

• A dance that incorporates elements from various cultures.

score

• The number of points achieved in a game or competition.

• A type of musical note.

• A method of cooking food.

• A measure of time in a game.

wedding

• A ceremony in which two people are united in marriage.

• A celebration of a person's birthday.

• A formal meeting to discuss business matters.

• A gathering for a religious service.

player

• An individual who participates in a game or sport.

• A person who watches a game or sport.

• A coach who trains athletes.

• A referee who oversees the game.

festival

• A celebration or event, often held annually, featuring various activities.

• A type of food festival showcasing local cuisine.

• A gathering of people for a political rally or meeting.

• An exhibition of art and culture held in a gallery.

race

• A competition of speed, typically involving running, cycling, or driving.

• A type of food competition where participants cook dishes.

• A contest to see who can build the tallest structure.

• A game played on a board with pieces moving around.

team

• A group of individuals working together towards a common goal.

• A collection of unrelated individuals.

• A single person working alone.

• A group of competitors in a game.