NAME: EDUARDO ANDRES OSORIO ID 1829569

1. Complete the Crossword – puzzle using the information below.

2. There are four Olympic games in it. Investigate and write information about them. Use pictures.
SPORT 1 GOLF
Golf is a precision sport, whose objective is to introduce a ball in the holes that are distributed in the field with
the least number of strokes, using for each type of stroke one of a set of clubs slightly different from each
other, since The head of the club has different angles, just as the rods have different lengths. The lower the
number of degrees of inclination, the greater the length of the rod and, therefore, the greater the distance. A
maximum of 14 clubs and at least 5 clubs can be carried. The one who practices golf is called a golfer.

SPORT 2 FOOTBALL
Sport that is practiced between two teams of eleven players that try to introduce a ball into the opponent's goal,
propelling it with the feet, the head or any part of the body except hands and arms; in each team there is a
goalkeeper, who can touch the ball with his hands, although only inside the area; The team that achieves the
most goals during the 90 minutes of the match wins.
PING PONG
A British engineer named James Gibb imported from America small celluloid balls for the practice of table tennis, and
suggested for the game the name of Ping-Pong, the sound of the ball until the impact with the racket and the table. Ping-
Pong is very popular in England, even in South Africa and Australia. In that same year, a student of 14 years of the School
of Staffs, A. T. Finney, invented a short and parchment-covered command racket, presenting in the game a network of
17.5 cm. Tall.

athletics

Running, walking, throwing and jumping are natural movements in man and, in fact, the concept of athletics
goes back to very distant times, as confirmed by some cave paintings of the Lower Paleolithic (6000 BC-5500
BC) to the Neolithic showing rivalry between several runners and launchers.1 The sources are made more
accurate in Egypt in the fifteenth century before our era, with the oldest written reference, referring to the foot
race, found in the tomb of Amenhotep II (1438-1412 BC) 1 At the same time, the Minoan civilization (Crete)
also practiced racing, as well as javelin and discus throwing.