WorksheetsL160 - SPORT
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 36mins
Who will ______ our school in the national football championship?
support
represent
defeat
promote
She’s very ______ about playing volleyball – she never misses a game!
passive
passionate
lazy
exhausted
Before a match, athletes should always ______ to prevent injury.
cheer on
knock out
warm up
drop out
The injured player had to ______ from the competition.
join in
pull out
take up
cool down
The fans ______ their team loudly from the stands.
gave up
supported
defeated
knocked out
He ______ from a serious ankle injury last season.
recovers
recovered
is recovering
had recovered
That boxer was ______ in the first round of the match.
given up
trained
knocked out
taken off
“Go the distance” means:
Give up early
Last till the end
Race quickly
Train harder
Who will ______ the match this evening on TV?
coach
participate
sponsor
broadcast
He’s a(n) ______ athlete – he doesn’t compete professionally.
energetic
passionate
amateur
victorious
Before every race, I always (a) to avoid pulling a muscle.
Our team’s (a) gave an inspiring talk before the game.
She never gives up; she’s truly (a) to her sport.
He twisted his (a) during practice and had to rest.
To win a marathon, you need a lot of (a) and mental strength.
The match ended in a surprising (a) for our school team.
A true athlete always plays (a) and respects the rules.
He didn’t (a) ; he fought until the end.
They developed a smart (a) to win the championship.
I (a) a swim every morning before work.
He (a) in basketball and often wins MVP awards.
The team ______ after a dramatic comeback.
She has mastered the fencing (a) after years of training.
They’re trying to (a) sports to encourage a healthy lifestyle.
The team was (a) after losing their third match.
A good referee must always be (a) and impartial.
I started playing tennis last month. I’ve recently (a) tennis.
If you’re tired, take a break and then ______.
If you’re tired, take a break and then ______.
hit below the belt
get a second wind
cheer on
join in
A level playing field means:
flat football pitch
unfair advantage
equal conditions
slow progress
He had to ______ the tournament due to a knee injury.
withdraw from
warm up for
take up
cheer on
Spectators were thrilled because the match was really ______.
strenuous
exhausting
thrilling
fair
A ______ is someone who watches and supports a team.
competitor
spectator
opponent
coach
If you don’t train regularly, you’ll lose your ______.
ankle
pitch
stamina
referee
The boxer was ______ in the third round.
called off
knocked out
warmed up
trained
He became a ______ athlete after signing with a team.
competitive
energetic
amateur
professional
Her ______ nature drives her to train harder every day.
competitive
victorious
fair
strenuous
The two runners were ______ at the finish line.
hit below the belt
neck and neck
pulled out
defeated
It’s important to ______ after a heavy workout.
take up
join in
cool down
drop out
He called the shots means:
He made the decisions
He scored many goals
He left the game
He injured a player
That was a ______ workout. I feel exhausted!
thrilling
strenuous
energetic
supportive
The referee had to (a) the final match.
Many companies (a) sports events to increase their brand exposure.
After training hard, she finally (a) for the national swim team.
The runner felt ______ after finishing the 10K marathon.
exhilarated
exhausted
Their team used a clever (a) to surprise the opponents.
It’s a good idea to (a) a short jog to start the day.
He was very (a) and never skipped a training session.
The new player has great technical (a) but lacks stamina.
Despite his (a) status, he plays better than professionals.
The gymnast suffered a serious (a) during warm-up.
You should never try to (a) your teammates.
I’m not really (a) sports, but I enjoy watching the Olympics.
We all (a) when the home team scored the winning goal.
She wants to (a) yoga to improve her flexibility.
He (a) training after a long break due to injury.
That was definitely a (a) match – one of the best I’ve seen!
Without proper (a) , athletes can’t perform well.
He has a very (a) build, perfect for sprinting.
The team didn’t make it to the finals – they were (a) early.
Good (a) is more important than winning.
