Olympics
True/Flase: Summer Olympics game is held every four years.
True
Explain: lose one’s cool
In anger/ to become very angry
What was her age of having polio issue?
Four
A person trained to computer in sports
Athlete
The ability to see
vision
How many medals did Wilma win?
Explain: never look back
To continue to be successful after doing something with a good result
How many sibling does Wilma have?
22
Make something certain to happen
Ensure
Make a loud noise, as of wind, water, or vehicles
Roar
Name three types of events in track-and-field.
Running, High jump, Far jump, Vault pole, Javelin, Marathon, etc.
Explain: put (one’s) shoulder to the wheel
To make a sustained, concentrated, and vigorous effort; to work very hard and diligently
Where is Wilma Rudolph’s hometown?
Tennessee, U.S.A
Provide with a balance effect for some loss or something lacking
Compensate
A serious infection often cause people not able to use their legs
Polio
Where will the next Olympics game be held?
Paris, 2024
Explain: find oneself in hot water
What did Wilma do after her retirement as an athlete?
She taught school, coached track, gave speeches to school audiences and kept inspiring others.
The highest point
Summit
Become worse
Deteriorate
Who held the records for the most gold medals of all time?
Michael Phelps
Explain: break a leg
To wish someone good luck
What’s Wilma’s major? And which university did Wilma attend? What was her award in that university?
She was awarded a full scholarship to major in education at Tennessee State University
On or near an edge or constituting an outer boundary; the outer area
Peripheral
Quality of being firmly committed to doing something
Determination