Unit 9

A healthy mind in a
healthy body
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Tennis – Court – Racket

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Soccer – Field – Cleats

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Golf – Course - Clubs

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Volleyball – Court – Net

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Baseball – Field – Mitt

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Water polo – Pool – Swimming cap

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 Chess player

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 Smooth = Soft

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Archery range - Bow and Arrow

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 Losing battle

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 Active lifestyle

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Rink - Helmet - Stick - Puck

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Oars
Rowers

Cox

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 Slope

Goggles
Pole

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 Coach

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Look out = be vigilant and take notice.

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 Pace = Step

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 Wrestling

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Badminton - Shuttlecock

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 Figure skating

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 Kindergarten

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Strokes: An act of hitting or striking
someone or something

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 Heels apart

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 Pole Vault

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 Hurdles

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Discus = a heavy thick-centred
disc thrown by an athlete.

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 Long Jump

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 Javelin

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 Bowling Alley

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Take After = To look or act like
somebody

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Take in = 1) To understand sth. 2) To give
shelter to sb or sth.

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Take on = 1) To employ sb. 2) To accept a
task or responsibility. 3) To challenge.

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Take out = 1) To remove sth. 2) To treat sb
to a meal at a restaurant.

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Take off = To leave the ground

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Take over = To gain control of sth.

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Take up = 1) To begin a new hobby or
sport. 2) To occupy (time, space).

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Put your backs into it: To use a lot of physical effort
to try to do it.

Spread out: Expand

Upright: Vertical, Erect

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Tuition: Registration, Teaching.

Leisure: Free time