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What is meant by the term 'court' in a sports context?
What is meant by the term 'court' in a sports context?
- A type of ball used in games
- A setting for playing various sports (correct)
- A group of players competing together
- A format for scoring points
What does the action 'to injure' specifically refer to?
What does the action 'to injure' specifically refer to?
- To hurt oneself or others in an accident (correct)
- To become physically fit
- To exercise a muscle gently
- To warm up before a sport
Which activity could potentially cause someone to 'pull a muscle'?
Which activity could potentially cause someone to 'pull a muscle'?
- Sitting at a desk
- Reading a book
- Strenuous physical activity (correct)
- Walking slowly
What does 'scrape a knee' imply?
What does 'scrape a knee' imply?
What is a common consequence of falling during sports activities?
What is a common consequence of falling during sports activities?
In which situation might one typically choose to go to a 'pool'?
In which situation might one typically choose to go to a 'pool'?
What does it mean to 'injure' your leg while playing football?
What does it mean to 'injure' your leg while playing football?
Which of the following best describes the term 'pool'?
Which of the following best describes the term 'pool'?
What is a rink primarily used for?
What is a rink primarily used for?
Which of the following sports is NOT typically played on a pitch or field?
Which of the following sports is NOT typically played on a pitch or field?
What kind of recreational area is referred to as a course?
What kind of recreational area is referred to as a course?
What does a track refer to in the context of athletics?
What does a track refer to in the context of athletics?
Where might you find a rink during winter?
Where might you find a rink during winter?
What issue did football players face according to the example provided?
What issue did football players face according to the example provided?
Which of the following statements best describes a field?
Which of the following statements best describes a field?
What is true about the course mentioned in the content?
What is true about the course mentioned in the content?
What does it mean to 'trip over' something?
What does it mean to 'trip over' something?
What action describes 'treating' someone?
What action describes 'treating' someone?
Which term describes the process of recovering from an illness?
Which term describes the process of recovering from an illness?
What does it mean to 'twist your ankle'?
What does it mean to 'twist your ankle'?
What is the meaning of 'heal' in a medical context?
What is the meaning of 'heal' in a medical context?
If someone has scraped their knee, what kind of care might they need?
If someone has scraped their knee, what kind of care might they need?
What is indicated by the term 'recovery'?
What is indicated by the term 'recovery'?
What action might a doctor take when treating a patient?
What action might a doctor take when treating a patient?
Flashcards
What is a rink?
What is a rink?
A large flat area with ice used for skating.
What is a pitch/field?
What is a pitch/field?
An open area specifically designed for playing sports like football, rugby, cricket, or hockey.
What is a golf course?
What is a golf course?
An outdoor area specifically designed for playing golf, typically with 18 holes.
What is a track?
What is a track?
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Twist your ankle
Twist your ankle
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Treat
Treat
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Recover
Recover
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Heal
Heal
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Trip over
Trip over
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Scrape your knee
Scrape your knee
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Court
Court
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Pool
Pool
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Injure
Injure
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Pull a muscle
Pull a muscle
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Scrape a knee
Scrape a knee
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What is a 'court' in sports?
What is a 'court' in sports?
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Where do you go for a swim?
Where do you go for a swim?
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What does 'injure' mean?
What does 'injure' mean?
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Study Notes
Sports and Recreation Areas
- rink: A large, flat area with ice, used for skating. Example: Ice rinks are common in Times Square, New York City, during the winter.
- pitch/field: An open area for sports like football, rugby, cricket, hockey. Example: Football players struggled to run on the field due to heavy rain.
- course: An area used for golf, often with holes. Example: A hotel installed an 18-hole golf course for guests.
- track: A narrow path in stadiums or clubs for running. Example: Runners were very tired from running five laps around the track.
- court: An area for sports like basketball, volleyball, tennis, squash. Example: A new tennis court was built in the neighborhood, allowing for more frequent playing.
- pool: An area filled with water, used for swimming. Example: Do you want to swim in the pool?
Injuries and Treatment
- injure: To hurt oneself or someone else, often in accidents. Example: He hurt his leg while playing football.
- pull a muscle: To strain a muscle. Example: The football player pulled a leg muscle and couldn't play.
- scrape a knee: To graze or hurt the knee, usually by rubbing against something. Example: Keith scraped his knee when falling off his bike.
- trip over: To stumble and fall, caused by hitting one's foot against something. Example: He tripped over toys on the floor.
- twist my ankle: To injure the ankle joint. Example: I twisted my ankle so I cannot bike.
- treating: Providing medical care. Example: The doctor is treating Beth for pneumonia.
- recover: To get well after an illness. Example: It took him a while to recover from the flu.
- heal: To become healthy again. Example: Leave a cut to heal on its own and apply a plaster.
- bandage: A cloth used to cover a wound. Example: A bandage is used to cover a burn on a finger.
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