Study

do or play or go

  •   0%
  •  0     0     0

  • An area of land covered by snow where you can practise.
    a slope
  • A weapon with a long metal blade and a handle used in fencing.
    sword
  • The object that players hit backwards and forwards in the game of badminton.
    shuttle-cock
  • The number 0, especially as the score in some games is called ...............
    nil
  • A small metal or plastic tube that you blow to make a sound to attract the players’ attention.
    whistle
  • The official who controls the game in some sports, e.g. football is called .............
    referee
  • The people who behave in an extremely violent way, especially at football matches.
    hooligans
  • The leader of a sports team is the ................
    captain
  • The long metal stick used for hitting the ball in golf.
    golf club
  • When a game is finished without either team winning, e.g. 1-1, the game ends in a ...............
    draw
  • The piece of wood used for hitting the ball in baseball or cricket.
    bat
  • Who trains a person or team in sport is the ................
    coach
  • The sticks used to push yourself forward while skiing.
    ski poles
  • A type of hard hat that protects the head of the players in some sports is ................
    a helmet
  • A game played on ice, in which players slide heavy flat stones towards a mark.
    curling
  • A player whose job is to stop the ball from going into his/her team’s goal is the ..................
    goalkeeper
  • The pair of glasses that fit closely to the face to protect your eyes from water in swimming.
    goggles
  • A place where games such as tennis are played.
    court