Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Unit 2
Sport And Fitness
College Sports
a. Do you remember the TV interview from the computer lesson? Answer the following
questions about the interview.
A B
1. Your team was expected to win the
women’s college championship this year. a. I sure hope so!
What happened? ____
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c. What do you remember about Tina Lawrence and the team? Mark the sentences true ( )
or false ( ).
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4. The girIs on the team did not compete because they were iII.
5. None of the members of the team couId not handIe the disappointment.
d. Tina Lawrence spoke to the team after the competition. Complete her speech with the
words below.
we didn’t. l know some of you had the fIu and were (2) ___________________.
exhausted However,
winning shape. l’m sure we’re going to get to the (8) _____________________
finals next year!”
e. Match the words from column B to the words from column A to form an expression.
A B
1. come down with ____
b a. shape
2. in no condition ____
a b. the finaIs
4. make it to ____
g d. their strength
5. handIe ____
e e. to compete
6. buiId up ____
c f. an upset
7. regain ____
b g. hard
8. take it ____
h h. confidence
f. The “College Sports” host also interviewed Liz Heart, a member of the Smithtown
University team. Read the answers Liz gave and write the host’s questions.
1. Host: _________________________________________________________________?
How many years you have in the team
Liz Heart: No. I was one of the lucky ones who didn’t get sick.
3. Host: _________________________________________________________________?
What do you think about the sickness in the team?
Liz Heart: Well, right now I’m handling it by concentrating on getting in shape and
thinking of next year.
5. Host: _________________________________________________________________?
You think you could win?
1. What does the heaIth cIub manager advise as the two main ways to prevent heaIth
probIems? ______________________________________________________________
be in time with your medicines
_______________________________________________________________________
2. Give an exampIe of how heaIth cIubs are fIexibIe. _______________________________
giving the people the oportunity to leave
_______________________________________________________________________
3. What do most heaIth cIubs offer? ____________________________________________
exercise examples
_______________________________________________________________________
4. What does heart speciaIist Marvin Kane recommend? ____________________________
be healthy
_______________________________________________________________________
5. What is the doctor’s advice on how to choose a heaIth and fitness program? __________
start the thing
_______________________________________________________________________
__________________
Be healthy (club slogan)
At the ___________________
health club (name of club)
we say, “ ____________________________”
you don't need to be lazy
We offer:
• _____________________________
excersices
• _____________________________
eating plans
• _____________________________
gym
c. Read the conversation between Kevin, a new member of the health club, and Jack, a
veteran member. Complete the dialogue with the words and expressions below.
Kevin: Hi, l’m Kevin. This is my first time at the cIub. How Iong have you been
training here?
Jack: Hi, Kevin. My name’s Jack. l’ve been a member here for about three years.
l Iove using the weight-Iifting equipment. As you can see l reaIIy have
(1) _________________________
developed my muscles .
Kevin: lsn’t too much exercise (2) _________________________?
harmful
Kevin: Weight-Iifting isn’t aII l’m interested in. l’m reaIIy Iooking for a
(4) _________________________.
variety of activities
Jack: WeII, there’s a swimming pooI here and if you are ready to
(5) _________________________,
give up lunch come pIay tennis with me during
my Iunch break.
Kevin: l have a reaIIy busy scheduIe. How can l find time for everything?
Jack: No probIem. This cIub has (6) _________________________.
flexible hours You can
come and work out before you go to work.
Kevin: WeII actuaIIy, l’m starving. Perhaps l’II get a sandwich from the cafeteria.
Jack: l better warn you. They onIy serve (7) _______________________
nutritious meals here.
lt’s hard work staying fit!
d. Fill in the chart with advice on things you should or shouldn’t do in order to stay fit.
____________________________ ____________________________
____________________________ ____________________________
____________________________ ____________________________
____________________________ ____________________________
Ten Miles
a. Do you remember the dialogue “Ten Miles”? Which phrases express a reprimand?
1. ________________________________________________________________
i don't remember
2. ________________________________________________________________
b. Here are some sentences about health and fitness. Decide what each person is expressing.
Mark the correct column.
Giving advice Reprimanding
3. You shouId check with your doctor before you join the
fitness program.
6. Stop eating aII that junk food. You shouId eat nutritious
meaIs if you want to stay in shape.
c. Write a dialogue in which you ask a doctor for advice about choosing a fitness program.
Use the words and phrases from activity b. to help you.
You: Excuse me, doctor. Do you think you couId give me some advice on choosing
a fitness program?
Your doctor: _____________________________________________________________
you need to pass some test
You: _____________________________________________________________
what kind of test i have to do
You: _____________________________________________________________
okay let's do it now
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b. Look at the fourth picture. Write your own speech bubble using the Past Conditional.
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
I use so much weight and it fell in my feet please some one can help me?
___________________________________________________________
c. Heart specialist, Martin Kane, gives some of his patients some advice. Match the clauses
in column B to the clauses in column A to complete the sentences.
A B
1. lf you had watched what you ate... a. ... if you had stopped eating such fatty
foods
2. lf you had been more carefuI Iifting weights... b. ... if you had foIIowed my advice.
3. You wouId have succeeded with your diet... c. ... you wouIdn’t have had to go on a
strict diet.
4. lf you had chosen a program to match d. ... your injury couId have been avoided.
your needs...
5. You wouIdn’t have had so many problems e. ... you wouIdn’t have dropped them on
now... your feet.
1. b 2. c 3. d 4. a 5. e
d. Read what happened to these people. Complete the sentences using the Past Conditional.
1. Jim didn’t have enough money to join a heaIth cIub. He didn’t become fit.
lf he _______________________________________
coul make enough money to join a health
cIub, he ____________________________
would be fit.
2. The heaIth cIub cIosed earIy Iast night. Susan didn’ t exercise.
3. Tom didn’t take his tennis racket to work. He couIdn’ t pIay tennis during his Iunch break.
4. Dr. Kane did not give his patients enough information about exercising. His patients
injured themseIves.