(to win a point in a sport, game) The famous football player has _ C _ _ E_ 12 goals so far this season.
SCORED
(someone who watches television) Millions of television V _ E _ _ _ _ tuned in to the president's speech.
VIEWERS
(the way that a story, film, etc finishes) Thankfully, the story had a happy _ N _ I _ _
ENDING
(relating to a job that needs special education and training) He was an amateur photographer before he became _ R _ _ E S _ _ O _ _ L
PROFESSIONAL
This is a baseball _ _ _
BAT
(a short period of rest between two parts of a game) The score at _ A _ _-time was 34–7.
HALF
(having the same rights, opportunities etc as everyone else) All men are _ Q _ A _
EQUAL
(a person, team, company etc that is competing with another) _ O _ P _ _ I _ _ R
COMPETITOR
(ADJ: last in a series of actions, events, etc) What was the F _ _ A _ score?
FINAL
(a circular course around which runners, cars etc race) _ R A _ _
TRACK
(a natural ability to do something well) Greg has a real T _ _ E _ _ for drawing.
TALENT
(like something) I’ve always been _ N _ E _ _ S _ E D in music.
INTERESTED
( the information and understanding you have gained through learning or experience) He did not have much K _ O _ L _ _ _ E of American history.
KNOWLEDGE
(something that people do often) I’m not a very good dancer. I haven’t had enough P _ A _ _ I _ E
PRACTICE
(to teach someone the skills of a particular job or activity) A lot of employers don't _ R A _ _ their staff properly.
TRAIN
( liked by a lot of people) The restaurant is very P_ _ U _ A _ with local people.
POPULAR
