Sports actions
Sports & fitness equipments
Healthy Habits
Much/many
Tracking progress
100

What verb do we use for basketball, football, and badminton?

play

100

What do you wear on your feet for running?

trainers

100

What drink is oftem recommended as a healthy choice in the morning?

a green smoothie

100

Choose the correct option: “There aren’t (much / many) basketball courts in our town.”

Many

100

What can you use to write down your fitness progress?

journal or an app

200

What verb do we use for jogging, hiking, and cycling?

go

200

What machine do people use to run indoors?

a treadmill

200

What verb means to start and improve a habit over time?

develop

200

Correct the mistake: “I don’t have many patience when learning new sports.”

Much patience

200

What does "keep track" mean?

monitor your progress

300

What verb do we use for press-ups, warm-ups, and exercises?

do

300

What do cyclists wear on their heads for protection?

a helmet

300

Complete the sentence: "To stay healthy, I try to __ more vegetables"

eat

300

“Only _ players arrived early, so we started the warm-up late.”

A few

300

What fitness goal involves walking a specific number if steps daily?

walking 10 000 steps

400

Complete the sentence: "You can __  football, but you __ jogging"

play , go

400

What do you use to track how many steps you walk daily?

fitness app

400

What daily activity helps people stay active and is often measured in steps?

walking

400

Choose the correct option: “There’s (a few / a little) milk left for my protein shake.”

a little

400

Why is checking your progress daily helpful?

helps to stay motivated and focused

500

Which of these sports uses "do" instead of "play" or "go": karate, tennis, volleyball.

karate

500

What piece of equipment helps with weightlifting?

dumbells

500

What should you do in advance to make sure you follow a new habit?

plan (make a plan)

500

“I drink _ water after exercising.”

much / a lot of

500

What is one way to stay consistent with a new habit?

setting reminders

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