Corrigé sport et société : anglais 4e

1. tennis : d. a court
2. ice hockey : f. a rink
3. football : b. a pitch
4. athletics : e. a track
5. boxing : a. a ring
6. golf : c. a course

1. I go swimming (go + -ing)
2. They play rugby (sport de balle)
3. My sister does judo (do + art martial, -es à la 3e personne)
4. many people play cricket
5. We go skiing
6. Do you do gymnastics?
7. Let’s play basketball

1. the referee
2. the coach
3. the fans (ou the supporters)
4. the opponent (ou the opponents)
5. the umpire
6. a student-athlete (ou a college athlete)

1. Liverpool beat Chelsea 3-1 (on bat une équipe)
2. We won the final (on gagne un match)
3. The crowd cheered
4. The captain scored two goals
5. the two teams drew
6. They played badly and lost the match.

1. 2-0 : two-nil
2. 1-1 : one all (ou one-one)
3. 3-2 : three-two
4. 0-0 : nil-nil (ou a goalless draw)
5. 15-0 : fifteen-love

1. True : « competitions organised by the NCAA ».
2. False : « The best players often receive a scholarship » (seulement les meilleurs, et pas toujours).
3. False : « College football games can attract more than 100,000 fans ».
4. False : « the basketball tournament called March Madness ».
5. False : « they must also attend classes and pass their exams ».
6. True : « Some of them later become professional players ».

1. There are eleven players in a cricket team.
2. They play ice hockey on a rink.
3. Aussie Rules has the most players on the field: eighteen.
4. The Stanley Cup is the most famous ice hockey competition.
5. Cricket is very popular in England, India and Australia.
6. A Test match can last up to five days.

1. I do judo every Wednesday.
2. We beat Manchester United last Sunday.
3. The referee gave the player a red card.
4. The tennis players are on the court.
5. The score was two-nil.
6. The referee blew the whistle at the end of the football match. (umpire au tennis ou au cricket seulement)

1. The fans cheered their team on. (ou The supporters cheered for their team.)
2. The referee blew the final whistle.
3. We beat Leeds two-nil.
4. My brother goes swimming.
5. The coach is very demanding. (ou very strict)
6. The match ended in a draw.

1. La foule a applaudi quand elle a franchi la ligne d’arrivée. (ou a acclamé)
2. Il a obtenu une bourse grâce au basket.
3. L’esprit sportif est plus important que la victoire. (ou que le fait de gagner)
4. Le hockey sur glace est le sport national d’hiver du Canada.
5. L’arbitre a arrêté le match à cause de la pluie.

Exemple de présentation modèle sur le hockey sur glace :

1. Ice hockey is very popular in Canada and in the northern United States.
2. People play it on a rink, with six players on the ice for each team.
3. The players use a stick to hit a small black puck into the goal.
4. The most famous competition is the Stanley Cup.
5. In my opinion, hockey brings Canadians together: whole towns cheer for their local team.