Kate
When you get old, you become…(adjective)
forgetful
This is the final result of your progress.
outcome
What a ball does when it hits the floor and comes back up. Or how you feel when you're full of energy.
bounce
To stop something bad from happening before it does. Much easier than fixing it afterwards.
prevent
The hobby of making bread, cakes, or cookies in an oven. Smells wonderful. Kitchen looks like a disaster zone afterwards.
baking
Every year in spring people go to the gym because their body is unhealthy (adjective)
unfit
When someone wants you to do something faster, they say, "Let's do it at a waltz ---." (noun)
pace
An important quality or part of something. Or to appear in a film — usually you tell everyone about it immediately.
feature
The number of points each team has. Or the action of getting those points. Checking it every 30 seconds is normal.
score
Money that you owe to someone else. It follows you around like a very unwelcome friend until you pay it back.
debt
This is verb. People have purpose and they want to achieve it
aim
When animals perform in a circus, people say it is ---(noun)
violence
To hit something hard with your foot. In football, this is the whole point. In real life, please don't.
kick
How physically powerful you are. Or a quality you're good at — what you mention in job interviews.
strength
To get away from a place or situation. Reading, sport, and hobbies are wonderful ways to do this.
escape
When you eat something (maybe something sweet, but you shouldn't do that), and then say you didn't do it
cheat
Last month, you weighed 60 kg, and now you weigh 65 kg. You're growing. Your "progress" is... (noun)
growth
The final result of something. What you nervously wait for after a test, a match, or a difficult conversation.
outcome
To send an object through the air using your arm. Sometimes gently, sometimes not. Don't aim at people.
throw
To put something inside a container until it's full. Like a glass with water, or a bag with groceries.
fill
When you play a game and your score is the same as the opponent team's. (verb)
draw
This is your opponent in the game. (noun)
rival
How fast or slow someone is moving. 'Keep the ____!' is what coaches yell when you're moving like a sleepy tortoise
pace
Using physical force to hurt someone. Something that has absolutely no place in sport or anywhere else.
violence
To keep yourself busy with an activity — or to take up space in a place. Both are very useful.
occupy