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WorksheetsEsports
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Esports is also known as _______
emotional sports
electronic sports
electric sports
eSports
Games played via computer program on a television screen or other display screen.
A multiplayer game played competitively for spectators, typically by professional gamers.
A competitive sport played by athletes who work alone.
Can Esports be played individually?
YES
NO
Is it possible to obtain a college degree in Esports?
Yes
No
What is the common characteristic of esports?
Playing video games with many other players
Playing video games alone
Esports is only for amateur players.
YES
NO
South Korea had professional players since 2000.
YES
NO
People usually watch esports on _____________.
Twitch
Twinkl
Some football teams have esports players.
YES
NO
Professional gamers practice 2 hours a day.
YES
NO
Professional gamers exercise by typing faster.
YES
NO
Professional gamers study videos of other players.
YES
NO
Competitive
Played for fun
Difficult
Played by professionals
Played to beat others
Mainstream
The ideas, attitudes, or activities that are seen as normal; the dominant trend in opinion, fashion, or the arts.
A state that makes everything something worse or boring.
The stream of information that allows us to watch live videos.
Revenue
A type of digital road
A place where gamers can play together
An old game that's been re-released (from the Latin 'Re', to do something again and the French 'nue', meaning new.)
The amount of money generated by something.
Gender Diversity
A popular Korean eSports team
An upcoming game played by mostly girls.
Having a more even mix of both genders
The new song from BTS
Toxicity
A very bad, unpleasant or harmful situation, relationship or environment
The city that first hosted an eSports competition
The gamertag of the biggest female gamer of all time
Inclusive
Games that have free DLC
Not leaving out any part of society
Games that allow you to play local multiplayer
Sponsors
An individual or organization that pays some or all of the costs involved in an event or supporting a group of people
An individual or organization that takes money from an event
Companies that give out free gaming gear
To rank
to be better or greater than someone or something else
to become larger
to increase or improve something
to have a particular position in a list of quality or importance
