Sports Vocabulary Freshmen Chapter 7
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To play
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Contra
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Ganar
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Jugar
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Parar
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The 'Sports Vocabulary Freshmen Chapter 7' quiz assesses knowledge of Spanish terms related to sports actions and objects, such as playing, stopping, and scoring. It is designed for beginners and enhances bilingual communication skills in a sports context.
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To return(something)
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Pasar
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Devolver
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Bloquear
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Encestar
Correct Answer
A. DevolverExplanation
The correct answer is "Devolver". In Spanish, "devolver" means to return something, typically to give back an item that was borrowed or to return something to its original place. This word is commonly used when talking about returning books to a library, returning a product to a store, or giving something back to its owner.Rate this question:
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Homerun
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Encestar
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Jonrón
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Platillo
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Lanzar
Correct Answer
A. JonrónExplanation
The word "Jonrón" is the correct answer because it is the Spanish translation of the term "Homerun". In baseball, a homerun refers to a hit that allows the batter to circle all the bases and score a run. "Encestar" means to score in basketball, "Platillo" means dish or plate, and "Lanzar" means to throw. Therefore, "Jonrón" is the most appropriate term related to the concept of a homerun.Rate this question:
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Goal net
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Empatado
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Ganar
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Portería
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Lanzar
Correct Answer
A. PorteríaExplanation
The correct answer is "Portería." A "portería" is a term used in soccer or football to refer to the goal net or goalposts. It is the structure where players attempt to score by kicking the ball into it. The other words listed, "Empatado" means tied or draw, "Ganar" means to win, and "Lanzar" means to throw. However, "Portería" is the only word related to the goal or scoring in soccer.Rate this question:
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To stop, to block
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Parar
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Correr
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Atrapar
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Pelota
Correct Answer
A. PararExplanation
The correct answer is "Parar" because it means "to stop" or "to block" in Spanish. The other options, "Correr" (to run), "Atrapar" (to catch), and "Pelota" (ball), do not have the same meaning as "Parar" and are not related to stopping or blocking.Rate this question:
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