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This document contains a series of fill-in-the-blank questions related to sports terminology and phrases. It tests knowledge on various sports, including tennis, football, and skiing, by asking for appropriate words to complete sentences. The questions cover actions, equipment, and common expressions used in sports contexts.

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6.

SPORTS

1.​ There are very few tennis players who can __________ Rafael Nadal.
​ a. beat​ b. win​ c. gain​ d. earn

2.​ One __________ four adults takes physical exercise at least once a week.
​ a. from​ b. in​ c. at​ d.​ with

3.​ I’d like to book a squash __________ for tonight.


​ a. court​ b. pitch​ c. track​ d. rink

4.​ Why don’t you __________ some kind of exercise – you’d probably quite like it.
​ a. put on​ b. take​ c. take up​ d. play

5.​ The other side __________ them in speed, skill and stamina.
​ a. outdid​ b. defeated​ c. succeeded​ d. beat

6.​ I will be disappointed if England __________ to qualify for the next World Cup.
​ a. loses​ b. misses​ c. fails​ d. stops

7.​ We __________ the match easily because we were much better than they were.
​ a. beat​ b. gained​ c. earned​ d. won

8.​ Striker Nick Martin never recovered from an early tackle and __________ a penalty in the second half.
​ a. missed​ b. failed​ c. lost​ d. did

9.​ Jack and Eddie arranged to take the measurements of the football __________.
​ a. ground​ b. field​ c. pitch​ d. court

10.​The local stadium isn’t large enough for so many __________.


​ a. audience​ b. viewers​ c. spectators​ d. fandom

11.​All ___________for the relay race should make their way to the track.
​ a. competitors​ b. opponents​ c. supporters​ d. rivals

12.​The final result was a(n) __________.


​ a. draw​ b. equal​ c. score​ d. tying

13.​Jack turned the last corner and __________ for the finishing line.
​ a. approached​ b. arrived​ c. waited​ d. headed

14.​David was trying to __________ another cyclist when he crashed.


​ a. overpass​ ​ b. overcome​
​ c. overtake ​ ​ d. overcharge

15.​You have to __________ the person with the ball until you catch them.
​ a. chase​ b. rush​ c. jump​ d. drop

16.​The fans climbed over the fence to __________ paying.


​ a. avoid​ b. prevent​ c. abandon​ d. refuse

17.​The swimmers __________ forward as they waited to begin the race.


​ a. fell​ b. crawled​ c. rolled​ d. leaned

18.​After that awful drug test he was banned __________ entering __________ the competition for five
years.
​ a. from / into​ ​ b. to / into​
​ c. from / ---​ ​ d. of / into

19.​John excelled himself and __________ second.


​ a. was​ b. came​ c. arrived​ d. got

20.​ Djokovic lobbed the ball over his __________’s head to the back of the court.
​ a. competitor​ ​ b. umpire​
​ c. opponent​ ​ d. defender

21.​You can’t row without one or two __________.


​ a. oars​ b. rods​ c. sticks​ d. clubs

22.​There were not many players on the golf __________ that day.
​ a. court​ b. field​ c. course​ d. track

23.​The team were __________ by five goals to two in a match they seldom managed to dominate.
​ a. lost​ ​ b. defeated​
​ c. overcome​ ​ d. failed

24.​I only find skiing possible when wearing a pair of __________ and quality __________ .
a.​ glasses – sticks​ b. long johns – sticks​ c. goggles – poles

25.​A regular __________ in football runs over 15 kilometres across the football pitch in a match.
a.​ umpire​ b. judge​ c. referee​ d. refugee

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