Unit 12 _ The Aían Games_ Listening

NAMES OF PARTICIPANTS NAMES OF SPORTS NATIONALITY 2.. Lee Bong–Ju Women’s swimming Korea 4.. Yuko won the gold medal in women’s swimming.. Which of the following sports events was NOT me

Lesson 3: Listening

VOCABULARY:

cụ

 gymnast (n.) vận động viên TDDC

 record (n.) kỷ lục

 (to) crash into sth: va vào cái gì đó

NAMES OF

PARTICIPANTS

NAMES OF SPORTS NATIONALITY

2 Lee Bong–Ju Women’s swimming Korea

4 Vichai gymnastics Chinese

1 Yuko won the gold medal in women’s swimming She set a new world record time of _

A 200 seconds B 1 minute 38 seconds

C 1 minute 58 seconds D 1 minute 48 seconds

2 Lily got an average of _ points in her gymnastics event

A 9.5 B 5.9 C 15 D 5

3 Lee Bong-Ju jumped _ and he won the gold medal in men’s long jump

A 8.5 m B 8.9 m C 9.8 m D 18 m

4 The bar that Vichai had to jump over was at _

A 3.2 m B 2.3 m C 2.0 m D 2.5 m

5 Which of the following sports events was NOT mentioned in the report?

A swimming B gymnastics

C long and high jumps D weightlifting

1 Yuko won the gold medal in women’s swimming She set a new

world record time of _.

A 200 seconds B 1 minute 38 seconds

C 1 minute 58 seconds D 1 minute 48 seconds

2 Lily got an average of _ points in her gymnastics event.

A 9.5 B 5.9 C 15 D 5

3 Lee Bong-Ju jumped _ and he won the gold medal in men’s long jump.

A 8.5 m B 8.9 m C 9.8 m D 18 m

4 The bar that Vichai had to jump over was at _.

A 3.2 m B 2.3 m C 2.0 m D 2.5 m

5 Which of the following sports events was NOT mentioned in the

report?

A swimming B gymnastics

C long and high jumps D weightlifting

1 How many gold medals have the Japanese athletes won

in the first three days?

 Six

2 How many times has Lee Bong-Ju competed in the long

jump?

 Two times

3 What was the last sports event mentioned in the report?

 High Jump

4 How was Vichai after he finished his performance?

 Disappointed

Name: Lý Đức

Age: 44

Name of sport: bodybuilding

 Records:

+ The 4th at World

Bodybuilding in 1999

+ Champion of Asian Games (1997-2001)

+ 4 Gold Medals at

Southeast Asia Games

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