SPORT

Question 1

Team game

Answer 1

Playing in form of teams.

Question 2

Spectator sport

Answer 2

A spectator sport is a sport that is interesting and entertaining to watch. The most popular spectator sport is football.

Question 3

Physical activity

Answer 3

It does not matter what form of physical activity is employed to bring about this result.

Question 4

Squad

Answer 4

A squad is a group of players from which a sports team will be chosen. The American squad has pulled out of the four-day basketball tournament.
He has the most international caps, but there are better players in the squad

Question 5

Compete

Answer 5

If you compete in a contest or a game, you take part in it. He will be competing in the 100-meter race.

Question 6

Challenge

Answer 6

If you challenge someone, you invite them to fight or compete with you in some way. Marsyas thought he could play the flute better than Apollo and challenged the god to a contest. He left a note at the scene of the crime, challenging detectives to catch him.

Question 7

Get fit

Answer 7

Michael needs to get fit over the summer.

Question 8

Lose weight

Answer 8

Yet practical experience has shown that he not only fails to lose weight, but in many cases even puts it on.

Sometimes persons on changing from an ordinary flesh dietary, lose weight and strength.

If the patient really wants to lose weight, in nine cases out of ten it is a comparatively simple matter.

Question 9

Stay healthy

Answer 9

If kwil is what it takes to stay healthy down there, I’ve enough to go around.

It’s not always easy to stay healthy.

Question 10

Solo sport

Answer 10

a person who works, acts, or performs alone: He used to sing with a quartet, but now he’s a solo.

Question 11

Strenuous

Answer 11

strenuous /ˈstren.ju.əs/
adjective
needing or using a lot of physical or mental effort or energy:
A strenuous activity or action involves a lot of energy or effort. Avoid strenuous exercise in the evening. Strenuous efforts had been made to improve conditions in the jail.

Question 12

Energizing

Answer 12

We know ourselves to be energies or energizing powers which increase and do not waste by exercise.

Bananas are energizing.
It was both energizing and exhausting.

Question 13

Revitalizing

Answer 13

To revitalize something that has lost its activity or its health means to make it active or healthy again. This hair conditioner is excellent for revitalizing dry, lifeless hair.
As he had hoped, that air was revitalizing the worn-out bodies rapidly, giving them new strength and clearing their brains.

Question 14

Have a crack at

Answer 14

Had a try at

I had a crack at baseball but it was too strenuous for me.

Question 15

Get into shape

Answer 15

I’ve been trying to get into shape by going to the gym.

Question 16

Outfit

Answer 16

[ˈautfit]
♦ noun
a set of clothes, especially for a particular occasion: a wedding outfit.
لباس
Workout outfit

Question 17

Workout

Answer 17

تمرین: exercise, practice, workout, drill, rehearsal, drilling

Question 18

playoffs

finals-
(championship games)

major
(very important)

Answer 18

games played toward the end of a competition among the best teams,
used to determine which two teams are the very best and will play in the final
championship game
* They were disappointed that they couldn’t play in the final championship game,
but they were also pleased that they had made it to the national playoffs.

Question 19

to root for

Answer 19

to cheer for a particular team or player; to hope that a particular
team or player will win, usually shouting and clapping during the competition
* Are you rooting for Indiana State University or the University of Indiana?

Question 20

underdog

Answer 20

the team that is not expected to win; the team that will probably lose
* Everyone was surprised when the underdog won the game.

Question 21

victorious

Answer 21

the winning person or team; the person or team that wins
* The team was victorious because it has a lot of good players who know how to
work well together.

Question 22

to get pounded

Answer 22

to be beaten badly; to lose by a large number of points

* We were pounded at the game and lost 74-1.

Question 23

in peace

Answer 23

quietly and calmly, without interruptions or distractions
* I need to concentrate on this project. Can you please leave me in peace for a
few hours?

Question 24

testy

Answer 24

irritable; easily angered or frustrated

* Lee becomes very testy when he’s under a lot of stress.

Question 25

to back

Answer 25

to support; to root for

* Which candidate are you backing in the election?

Question 26

to run scared

Answer 26

to be frightened or worried about something, especially while
doing one’s job or daily activities
* Everyone is running scared at work, worried about whether the company will be
able to stay in business.

Question 27

to choke

to get choked

Answer 27

-to not perform well because one is nervous, stressed, and under too
much pressure
* Alberto is very intelligent, but he always chokes on exams.

• to not be able to breathe because another person’s hands are
  held tightly around one’s necks, trying to kill oneself
• She almost got choked when her necklace became caught in the fax machine.
  , “Look at that! Your best
  player just choked.” In sports, or in any competition, when you say someone
  “chokes” (chokes), you mean they do not perform well, usually because they’re
  nervous or under too much pressure, and they are not able to do what they
  would normally do. That’s to choke. “To choke” also means not to be able to
  breathe. If you eat something and it gets stuck in your throat, you could choke;
  you would perhaps pass out, even die because you were not getting oxygen into
  your lungs – into your body. But here, it’s simply means that someone is not
  performing very well.