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A sports vocabulary set for English language students
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1
The object you jump over in this athletics event is called a... ?
obstacle
jump
fence
hurdle
2
The pointed parts on the bottom of football boots are called...?
stods
studs
grips
grasps
3
An umpire is the person who judges correct game play in which of these sports?
Tennis
Baseball
American Football
Rugby
4
The wooden instrument you use to play hurling is called a... ?
Racquet
Hurley
Bat
Stick
5
The small plastic or wooden object used to hold a golf ball is a... ?
grip
tee
cup
mug
6
In which of these sports can you NOT score a goal?
Football
Volleyball
Water Polo
Gaelic Football
7
Athletics events such as cycling, the 100m and the hurdles take place on a...?
Course
Loop
Circuit
Track
8
The three thin sticks used to play cricket are...?
batons
wickets
bats
stumps
9
Which extreme sport is this?
Water boarding
Kayaking
Pot holing
Whitewater Rafting
10
Which of these isn't played on a court?
Tennis
Badminton
Basketball
Ice Hockey
11
Badminton is played using a...?
Shuttlecock
Satellite
Puck
Ball
12
Deliberately making physical contact with another player in football is called a/an...?
Foul
Assault
Penalty
Attack
13
The name for the area where you play baseball is a...?
field
court
pitch
diamond
14
The object used to alert players when they've broken the rules in many sports is a...?
Bird call
Tweet
Whistle
Flute
15
Which of these sports isn't played on a pitch?
football
cricket
basketball
rugby
16
To go fishing you must have a fishing...?
Stick
Rod
Baton
Branch
17
What is the name for the ball in a game of hurling?
Sliotar
Sleeter
Sliver
Shiver
18
Which of these sports isn't played with a bat?
Table Tennis
Baseball
Hockey
Cricket
19
Which of these sports isn't played with a racket?
Table Tennis
Tennis
Badminton
Squash