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1.A ) AFTER WATCHING THE VIDEO IN THE FIRST POST ANSWER THE QUESTIONS

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1- What is the name of the Mascot  of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016?

2- What does the yellow sector on the top of the Olimpic torch represent?

3- What do the first three coloured lines drawn in the Olympic torch represent?

4- How many times were the Olympic Games held in the South America?

5- How long did the torch rely before reaching Rio?

6- How many venues were there in Rio?

7- How many districts were there in Rio?

8- Where were the opening and closing  held?

9- How many athletes competed in the Olympic Games?

10- How many countries were present in the Olympic Games in Rio 2016?

11- How many competitions were held in the Olympic Games in Rio?

12- How many different sports were practiced?

13- How may days  did the Olympic Games in Rio last?

14- What sports were included for the first this year in the Olympic Games in Rio?

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athletics and track and field sports - synonyms and related words | Macmillan Dictionary

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Comprehensive list of synonyms for athletics and track and field sports, by Macmillan Dictionary and Thesaurus

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BROWSE THE FOLLOWING WEB PAGE,  CHOOSE A SPORT AND WRITE ABOUT IT ANSWERING THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.

When did the sport you have chosen make its debut in the Olympic Games?

Who was/were the most important champions?

What is the aim of that sport in the match or in the competition? What are the most important rules?

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Discover all the Olympic Sports from our complete list at Olympics.com and read the latest news and watch videos from your favourite discipline.

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6) AND NOW LET'S LEARN SOME IDIOMS RELATED TO SPORT

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6) AND NOW LET'S LEARN SOME IDIOMS RELATED TO SPORT

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Language doesn't always have to be about grammar and reading. Sometimes, it can actually be fun, and interesting. This is definitely true if you're learning English and you're into sports. Here, we look at 10 English sports phrases. These are idioms which come from the world of sports, and have moved into common English. (Check out our travel-related idioms here too!)

Love sports or hate them - these are phrases which any advanced English speaker should know. So, let's get the ball rolling with the first of our English sports phrases...

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Language doesn't always have to be about grammar and reading. Sometimes, it can actually be fun, and interesting. This is definitely true if you're learning English and you're into sports. Here, we look at 10 English sports phrases. These are idioms which come from the world of sports, and have moved into common English.

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Sports are a part of everyday life, and many people absolutely love them.

You might prefer to watch sports on TV or listen to live games on the radio.

Perhaps you play sports as a fun way to stay healthy, or you could even compete as a serious athlete.

No matter your relationship to sports, you'll need to know some key sports-related words to participate at any level. Not to worry, as all of the main words are right here in one place, forming your essential guide to sports vocabulary.

Arena

Arena: (N) Another word for arena that you're probably more familiar with is stadium. It's a flat area that hosts (holds) sporting events like the Olympic Games, soccer and rugby games. It is circular (like a circle) in shape and surrounded by seats for fans to sit.
The arena was packed full with excited fans to watch the final of the Champion's League.

Amateur

Amateur: (N/Adj) An amateur is a person who is not a professional or does not get paid for what they do.
He's an amateur soccer player, but one day he hopes to play for his favorite team in the UK: Manchester United.

Athlete

Athlete: (N) A person who practices and competes in any sport.
Joan's brother is a professional athlete and plays tennis for a living (for money).

Athlethic

Athletic: (Adj) A person who is athletic and is good at sports.
I've never been very athletic and I don't think my gym teacher liked me very much at school because I couldn't even catch a ball.

Athletics

Athletics: (N) Athletics is the category for any track and field events, such as running (long and short distance), throwing the javelin, long jump etc.
My favorite events to watch during the Olympics are the athletics events. I love the running. I can't believe how fast some people can run!

Award

Award: (V,N) Any kind of prize, like a certificate, medal or a trophy. To be awarded something means to be given a prize.
The best three athletes at the Olympic Games are awarded medals for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.
She won the award for "Best Female Junior Snowboarder" in the city!

Beat

Beat: (V) To win against or defeat another player or team.
Andy Murray beat all the other players and won the Wimbledon tennis tournament.
Captain

Captain: (N) The captain is the team leader.
The English captain for the 2014 World Cup is John Terry.
Cheer on

Cheer on: (Phrasal V) To shout words of encouragement to your favorite team or player.
In the final five minutes of the game, the fans cheered on their teams hoping for a win.
Coach

Coach: (N) A person who is responsible for teaching and training the athletes to improve their skills.
My basketball coach told me I'm getting better at my free throws.
Compete

Compete: (V) To take part in a competition.
20 teams are competing to win the University Cup.
Court

Court: (N) The rectangle area where games like tennis, basketball and badminton are played.
When I play tennis, I prefer to play on a grass court because doctors have told me it's better for my knees.
Course

Course: (N) An area of land that is used for long running events like marathons, car racing and golf.
Before he gets married next week, he's going to go to the golf course to play a few rounds with the boys.
Defend/Defense

Defend: (V) Defense: (N) To try and stop the other team from scoring points or goals.
The coach wants us to play our best to defend against a goal. Manchester City has a strong defense and it's very difficult to score a goal against them. It was a very boring game to watch and it ended up in a draw. The score was 2-2.
Draw

Draw: (N) When two teams finish a game with the same number of points/goals. (also called a tie)
He's a huge fan of the All Blacks and he watches every game they play.
Fan

Fan: (N) A supporter of a player, team or sport.
The team ran onto the field at the beginning of the game and the fans cheered loudly.
Field

Field: (N) An area of grass that is used to play sports such as field hockey, rugby or soccer.
She's trying to lose a few kilos and has started exercising at the gym twice a week.
Gym

Gym: (N) The place where you can go and exercise on machines or the inside area where sports lessons are done at school.
The team gathered in the changing rooms at half-time while the coach explained the strategy for the second half.
Half-time

Half-time: (N) The short break between the first and second half of the game.
Doncaster Rovers were at the top of their league last year, but this year they have been performing badly and are now positioned fifth on the table.
League

League: (N) A group of sports clubs from one area that play against each other for the season to try and win the championship.
Michael Phelps, the American swimmer broke the record when he won 6 gold medals at the Olympics.
Medal

Medal: (N) A small circle piece of metal that can be gold for 1st place, silver for 2nd place and bronze for 3rd place.
Andy Murray's biggest opponent at Wimbledon was Roger Federer, but he managed to beat him.
Opponent

Opponent: (N) The person that you compete or play against in a competition.
He passed the ball to his teammate who then went on to score the winning goal.
Pass

Pass: (V, N) To kick or throw the ball to another player in your team.
She's very small and slim. She's got the perfect physique to be a gymnast.
Physique

Physique: (N) The strength or shape of a person's body.
He pitched the ball so fast that the person batting was unable to hit the ball.
Pitch/Pitcher
The pitcher was very talented; he pitched a perfect inning!
Pitch: (V) To throw the ball to the person batting in softball or baseball.

Pitcher: (N) In baseball, the player who throws the ball from the pitcher's mound to the batter.
Our college basketball team practices three times a week.
Practice

Practice: (N, V) To continue training to improve the skill.
Many little boys dream of becoming professional sportspeople when they're younger, but only a few can achieve their dreams.
Professional

Professional: (N, Adj) To be paid money for the sport you do. Your sport is your job.
Ussain Bolt holds the world record for the fastest man in the world.
Record

Record: (N) The best performance of goals, medals, speed etc. that has ever been measured in a country or the world.
The referee signaled the players to stop and he gave the player a yellow card for kicking another player.
Referee

Referee (Ref): (N) The person who makes the decisions during a game. A referee runs up and down the field/court (soccer) with the players, but an umpire makes the decisions from one position (e.g. tennis).
When you break the rules in any game, the referee punishes the player.
Rules

Rules: (N) The laws of the game.
The final score was 1-0; it was a really close game.
Score

Score: (N) The points that each team has during the game.
Venus Williams is known for her strong serve in tennis and it's often difficult for less experienced players to return the ball.
Serve

Serve: (V) To throw the ball up and hit it at the start of play (e.g. tennis and volleyball).
Michael Jordan is famous for scoring long distance shots and taking three points for the team.
Shoot/Shot

Shoot: (V) Shot (N) To hit, throw or kick the ball to try and score a goal or point (e.g. rugby and basketball).
He's a skilled rugby player and if he keeps training, he might make it to the national team.
Skill/Skilled

Skill: (N) Skilled (Adj) To be able to do something well, to have talent.
The spectators at Wimbledon are usually very calm compared to the shouting ones at a rugby match.
Spectator

Spectator: (N) The viewer or person who watches a sporting event.
Not shaking a player's hand after losing is an example of bad sportsmanship.
Sportsmanship

Sportsmanship: (N) To have good or bad sportsmanship is your attitude and your respect for the other team or player when you win or lose a game.
He tried to tackle Messi, but Messi was too fast and continued to run with the ball.
Tackle

Tackle: (V) To try and take the ball of the other team.
After the match Amy and her teammates go down to the bar for a drink.
Teammate

Teammate: (N) A member of your team.
Christiano Ronaldo is often criticized for his lack of (not enough) teamwork. He prefers to do things alone.
Teamwork

Teamwork: (N) Working with your teammates to try and win.
The Champion League tournament in Europe is probably the most famous European soccer tournament that is held every year.
Tournament

Tournament: A number of games and competitions between a certain number of teams or players to win the championship.

Trainer/Train
Most winter sports teams train through the summer months so they can build their skills and fitness.
Trainer: (N) Another word for a coach.

Train: (V) To practice.
The team celebrated their victory with a parade in their home city.
Victory

Victory: (N) Winning a competition.
The referee blew his whistle and moved his hand to show the start of the match.
Whistle

Whistle: (N) To blow the whistle (Phrase) The small tool that makes a sound that the referee or umpire blows during a game.

These are just a few of the words in the field of sports. Build your vocabulary today so you can chat with your friends about your favorite hobby or watch your favorite team take the championship.

Oh, and One More Thing...

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The FluentU app makes it really easy to watch English videos. There are captions that are interactive. That means you can tap on any word to see an image, definition, and useful examples.

For example, when you tap on the word "brought," you see this:

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Start using FluentU on the website with your computer or tablet or, better yet, download the FluentU app from the iTunes store.

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The Essential Guide to Sports Vocabulary

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Sports are a part of everyday life, and many people absolutely love them.You might prefer to watch sports on TV or listen to live games on the radio.Perhaps you play sports as a fun way to stay healthy, or you could even compete as a serious athlete.No matter your relationship to sports,

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LEARN THE ENGLISH WORD FOR ALL THE SPORTS PRESENT IN THE OLYMPIC GAMES IN RIO 2016

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All Sports Olympic Games (All Disciplines) - Rio de Janeiro 2016 (Trailer)

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Did you know of any athlete who did a positive act towards his/her opponent?  WATCH THE VIDEO AND SAY : What do you think about such a good or bad behaviour?

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The Most Beautiful Moment of Rio 2016 | Fair Play

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WATCH THE VIDEO AND ANSWER  THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

1) Did you watch the Olympic Games this summer ?

2) What sport did you like the most  watching on tv? Which athlete or team did you enjoy the most? What was the event which gripped you?

3) Do you practice sport?
Say something about that.