Unit 5 Vocabulary Study Guide: Sports and Competition

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Vocabulary flashcards covering sports, competition, and game-related terms from Unit 5 of Unlock Level 2 Listening & Speaking.

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<p>champion</p>

champion

Someone who wins a competition.

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<p>charge</p>

charge

To ask someone to pay for something, especially for an activity or a service.

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<p>compete</p>

compete

To do an activity with others and try to do it better than they do.

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<p>competition</p>

competition

An organized event in which people try to win by being the best, the fastest, etc.

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<p>cost</p>

cost

The amount of money that you need to buy or do something.

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<p>fan</p>

fan

Someone who likes a famous person, sport, type of music, etc.

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<p>hit</p>

hit

To touch something quickly and forcefully with the hand or an object.

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<p>intelligent</p>

intelligent

Able to understand and learn well.

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<p>kick</p>

kick

To hit someone or something with the foot.

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<p>prize</p>

prize

Something valuable that is given to someone who wins a game or has done good work.

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<p>salary</p>

salary

The amount of money that you get from your job, usually paid every month.

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<p>score</p>

score

To get points in a game or in a test.

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<p>strong</p>

strong

Physically powerful.

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<p>support</p>

support

To help someone by paying for his or her food, clothes, etc.

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<p>genius</p>

genius

Someone who is excellent at doing something; a very intelligent person.

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<p>move</p>

move

In a game like chess, a change of the position of one of the pieces, or a person's turn to play.

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<p>trick</p>

trick

To make someone believe something that is not true.

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<p>escape</p>

escape

To get away from a dangerous or bad situation.