Sport
Forbidding an athlete from participating in competitions.
What is banning?
Food that has been produced without the use of chemical pesticides.
What is organic (food)?
Someone who directs an orchestra.
What is a conductor?
Words shown at the bottom of a tv screen to show what is being said.
What are subtitles?
Learning to obey rules or a code of behaviour.
What is discipline?
Protective head gear worn when cycling.
What is a helmet?
Discomfort after eating certain foods like dairy products.
What is intolerant?
Musical instruments like drums are not woodwind instruments.
What are percussion instruments?
A novel that has been made into a film.
What is an adaptation?
The subjects studied at school and what each subject includes.
What is a curriculum?
Equipment to hit the ball in tennis or badminton.
What is a racket?
Tasteless, lacking flavour.
What is bland?
An interview for a role as a singer, actor or dancer.
What is an audition?
Changing the speech of a film into another language.
What is dubbing?
The money paid to attend a private school.
What is tuition / are tuition fees?
The ability to keep performing a physical activity for a long time.
What is endurance?
All you need to do is to put this ready-made meal in the microwave.
What is convenience food?
A group of four musicians who play string instruments.
What is a string quartet?
The ability to think of new and clever ways to do something.
What is ingenuity?
The length of time for which a person is able to concentrate on a particular activity.
What is attention span?
Illegal drugs that improve an athlete's performance
What are performance-enhancing drugs?
That's not the way to cut a roast chicken. You need a proper knife to...
What is carving?
An idiom: to proudly tell someone about your own successes.
Who is blowing their own trumpet?
This documentary made me reflect on the amount of clothing that is thrown away.
What is thought-provoking?
Learning information by repetition without necessarily understanding it.
What is rote learning?