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The document provides a vocabulary list related to the Olympics and world records, along with a brief history of the Olympic Games from their ancient origins in Greece to the modern era. It highlights key events, changes such as the inclusion of women, and challenges faced by the Olympics, including drug use and high costs. Additionally, it includes comprehension questions and vocabulary exercises related to the content.
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G 7 Revision Worksheet U9

The document provides a vocabulary list related to the Olympics and world records, along with a brief history of the Olympic Games from their ancient origins in Greece to the modern era. It highlights key events, changes such as the inclusion of women, and challenges faced by the Olympics, including drug use and high costs. Additionally, it includes comprehension questions and vocabulary exercises related to the content.
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Unit 9 Revision worksheet

Unit 9 – World Records


Word meaning Word meaning
L1 ancient Olympic ‫ األلعاب األولمبية القديم ة‬L5 Paralympics ‫اللعاب البارالمبي ة‬
Games
prize ‫جائزة‬ para-athlete ‫شبه رياض ي‬
long jump ‫ الوثب الطوي‬-‫القفز الطويل‬ disabled ‫معاق‬
‫ل‬
boxing ‫مالكمة‬ stadium ‫ملعب‬
spectator ‫المشاهد‬ inspiration ‫إلهام‬
chariot ‫عرب ة‬ world record ‫الرقم القياسي العالمي‬
javelin ‫رمي الرمح‬ jump ‫يقف ز‬
athlete ‫رياض ي‬ cheer ‫يشجع‬
champion ‫بطل‬ tears ‫دموع‬
wrestling ‫مصارعة‬ wheelchair ‫كرسي متحرك‬
discus ‫قرص رياض ة‬ brilliant ‫ رائ ع‬-‫متألق‬
Greece ‫اليونان‬ amazing ‫رائعة حق ا‬
L2 medal ‫ميدالي ة‬ incredible ‫ال يصدق‬
competitor ‫ منافس‬L6 amputate ‫بت ر‬
match ‫مباراة‬ knee ‫ركب ة‬
opponent ‫الخصم‬ wooden leg ‫ساق خشبية‬
race ‫سباق‬ sprinter ‫عداء‬
training ‫تدري ب‬ sprinting ‫الركض‬
halfway ‫في منتصف الطري ق‬ notice ‫يالحظ‬
track ‫مسار‬ carbon fibre blades ‫شفرات ألياف الكربون‬
L3 rowing ‫ تجدي ف‬L8 sporting event ‫حدث رياضي‬
sailing ‫إبحار‬ take the lead ‫يتولى القيادة‬
weightlifting ‫رفع االثقا ل‬ finish line ‫خط النهاية‬
swimming ‫سباحة‬ organised ‫منظم‬
shooting ‫ اطالق‬- ‫الرماية‬ fantastic ‫رائ ع‬
‫الرصاص‬
take place ‫يحدث‬ opening ‫افتتا ح‬
train (verb) ‫يتدر ب‬ ceremony ‫مراسم‬
L4 wrestling ‫مصارعة‬ souvenir ‫هدية تذكاري ة‬
cycling ‫ركوب الدراجات‬ wheelchair ‫كرسي متحرك‬
boxing ‫مالكمة‬ quiz ‫لغز‬
dinghy ‫قارب‬ expert ‫خبي ر‬
shotgun ‫ بندقية الصيد‬L9 football ‫كرة القدم‬
clay target ‫الهدف الطيني‬ tennis ‫تنس‬
event ‫حدث‬ match ‫مباراة‬
compete ‫يتناف س‬ player ‫العب‬
course ‫ دورة‬- ‫ حلبة‬-‫مضمار‬ referee ‫حكم‬
shooter ‫مسدس؛ مطلق النار‬ nil ‫ال شيء‬- ‫صفر‬
double trap ‫نوع من أنواع الرماية‬ draw
gloves ‫قفازا ت‬ atmosphere ‫الغالف الجوي‬
oar ‫مجذاف‬ penalty ‫ضربة جزا ء‬
disc ‫القرص‬ decision ‫قرا ر‬
metal bar ‫قضيب معدني‬ score ‫يسجل هدفا‬
goggles ‫نظارات واقي ة‬ exciting ‫مثي ر‬
underwater ‫تحت الماء‬ fantastic
L10 pentathlon ‫المباراة الخماسية‬ pronghorn ‫ذوات القرون‬
shot putt ‫طلقة ناري ة‬ antelope ‫ظب ي‬
hammer ‫شاكوش‬ similar ‫مماثل‬
sound ‫صوت‬ several ‫العديد من‬
light ‫ضوء‬ average speed ‫متوسط السرعة‬
paper plane ‫طائرة ورقي ة‬ strength ‫قوة‬
helium balloon ‫بالون الهيليوم‬ body weight ‫وزن الجسم‬
L11 koala ‫الكوال دب أسترالي‬ creature ‫مخلوق‬
blue whale ‫الحوت األزرق‬ impressive ‫محرج‬
cheetah ‫الفهد‬ leaf-cutter ant ‫ورقة النمل القاط ع‬
tortoise ‫سلحفاة‬ rhinoceros ‫وحيد القرن‬
killer whale ‫الحوت القاتل‬ beetle ‫خنفساء‬
mynah bird ‫طائر المين ه‬ L13 sprinter, cheetah ‫ الفهد‬، ‫العداء‬
pentathlon ‫المباراة الخماسية‬ short/long distance ‫ طويلة‬/ ‫مسافة قصيرة‬
L12 animal ‫مملكة الحيوان‬ marathon ‫الماراثون‬
kingdom
sprinter ‫عداء‬ imagine ‫تخيل‬
brown hare ‫األرنب البن ي‬ bus stop ‫موقف باص‬

A Short History of the Olympics


Athletes competed in the first Olympic Games in Greece almost three thousand
years ago in 776 BC. Every four years, people from Greek city-states traveled to a
place called Olympia to watch the games, which continued until 393 AD. They
lasted from between one and five days, and only men were allowed to compete in
the games. Many of the sports events were similar to those found in today’s
modern games where athletes run, jump and throw.
The modern Olympic Games began with the creation of the International Olympic
Committee (the IOC) in 1894 and Greece was the first country to hold the games,
in the city of Athens, in 1896. Fourteen countries with 241 athletes competed in
forty three events. Although some people wanted to have the games in Athens
every four years, the IOC decided to have them in different countries and cities.
In 1900, they were held in Paris and women were allowed to compete in the
games for the first time. The first Winter Olympic Games were held in 1924 and
athletes competed in events such as skating and ice hockey. Over 200 countries
now compete in the Summer Olympic Games. The number of events has
increased to 300 events and instead of five days of competition, the games now
last for seventeen days.
There are some problems, however. There were no Olympic games held in 1916,
1940 and 1944 because of war. Also, some athletes use drugs to help them win.
In addition, the games are very expensive. The 2014 Winter Games in Sochi, for
example, cost $US50 billion. Nevertheless, the Olympic Games continue to be
extremely popular all over the world.
 READING COMPREHENSION

1. What is the main idea of the article?


(a) The Olympics have always been popular.
(b) There are many problems with the Olympics.
(c) The Olympics began a long time ago and continue today.
2. Where did the Olympic Games first began?
(a) Athens (b) Rome (c) Olympia

3. Men like to watch the Olympic Games more than women.


(a)True (b) False (c) It doesn’t say.

4. After the first Olympic Games in 776 BC, how long did they
continue in Greece?

(a) about one thousand years (b) about two thousand years
(c) about three thousand years
5. In Paragraph 1, what does ‘They’ refer to?

(a) men (b) the Olympic Games (c) Greek city-states

6. Where were the first modern Olympic Games held?

(a) Athens (b) the IOC (c) in fourteen different countries

7. According to the article, what couldn’t women do in the first


Olympic Games?
(a) compete in the Olympics (b)play hockey
(c)travel to different countries and cities

8. What was most special about the 1900 Olympics?


(a) Some people wanted the games to be in different places.
(b) Women competed in the games.
(c) They were held in Paris.

9. What does the article say about the use of drugs in the
Olympics?

(a) It’s a good thing. (b) It’s a bad thing.


(c)The article doesn’t say.

10. In Paragraph 3, what does ‘them’ refer to?


(a) drugs (b) the games (c) athletes

Vocabulary:
1. Last year my uncle had a bad car accident and his leg had to
be……………………..
a. career b. award c. amputated

2. I like to make ……………………in my free time and fly them up high in the
air.
a. paper planes b. opponents c. scores

3. A ………………….. is a sport that includes 5 athletics, running, swimming ,


jumping, and other two sports.
a. player b. penalty c. pentathlon

4. Some old people can’t walk for a long distance , they need
a…………………………..
a. wheel chair b. paralympic c. wooden leg

5. The ………………….. is the laziest animal in the forest.


a. brown hare b. spectator c. sloth

6. She won the first ………………..in the drawing competition.


a. sports day b. prize c. tears

7. All spectators ………………… when Christiano Ronaldo scored his goal.


a. cheered b. chariot c. light

8. I liked the way of her acting in that movie. It was very ……………………….
a. jump b. favourite c. impressive

9. He always keeps his bedroom tidy, clean and well…………………………..


a. exciting b. organized c. match

Maze
The 1896 Olympics (were are was) the first Olympic Games
since (new modern ancient) times. They were held in Athens,
Greece ( on at in) April 1896. At that time, it was the (large
larger largest) international sporting event ever held. There were
nine categories of events of the 1896 Olympics. They (include
included including) athletics, which was similar to track and field
events, cycling, fencing and wrestling. Other athletes competed in
swimming, weightlifting, tennis and gymnastics. (Win Won
Winners) of the events won medals, although first place medals were
silver and second place medals were copper. Today, (first second
third) place medals (are was were) gold, second place medals
are silver and third place are bronze. Winners also received an olive
branch and a diploma.
Only male athletes were allowed to (participate participated
participating) in the 1896 Olympics. The Greece won ( the more
most the most) medals overall. The 1896 Olympics were very
popular. Over 80,000 people attended the (open opening opens)
ceremony.

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