How long does a game of water polo usually last.. How long does a game of water polo usually last2[r]
(1)Good morning !
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(2)(3)(4)SCUBA DIVING
(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)Reading:
Water polo
Water polo
UNIT 12
UNIT 12
WATER SPORTS
goalie
white cap
white cap blue cap
(10)Task 1
Work in pairs Match the words in column A with their meanings in column BA B
1 advance /a:/
2 opponent / ±U/
3 penalize /i:/
4 eject /e/
5 foul /aU/
6 tie /ai/ to move (something) forwardto move (something) forward
someone who tries to defeat
someone who tries to defeat
another person in a competition
another person in a competition
to punish a team or player who
to punish a team or player who
breaks the rules
breaks the rules
to make someone leave a game
to make someone leave a game
an action in sports that is against
an action in sports that is against
the rules
the rules
a situation in a game when two
a situation in a game when two
teams have the same scores
teams have the same scores
(11)1 The ball can be advanced by passing with one hand or swimming with the head above the water and the ball between the arms.
2 Defensive players are not allowed to interfere with the
opponent’s movements unless the player is holding the ball.
3 Major fouls are penalized by one minute in the penalty box and a player is ejected after committing five personal fouls. 4 After a tie, there are two overtime periods of three
minutes each. f.forwardf.forward to move (something) to move (something) d.
d someone who tries to someone who tries to defeat another person in a
defeat another person in a
competition
competition
a.
a to punish a team or player to punish a team or player who breaks the rules
who breaks the rules
c.
c to make someone leave a to make someone leave a game
game
b.
b an action in sports that is an action in sports that is against the rules
against the rules
e.
e a situation in a game when a situation in a game when two teams have the same
two teams have the same
scores scores advance advance opponent opponent foul
foul penalizepenalize
eject
eject
tie
(12)Task 1
Work in pairs Match the words in column A with their meanings in column BA B
1 advance /a:/
2 opponent / ±U/
3 penalize /i:/
4 eject /e/
5 foul /aU/
6 tie /ai/ to move (something) forwardto move (something) forward
someone who tries to defeat
someone who tries to defeat
another person in a competition
another person in a competition
to punish a team or player who
to punish a team or player who
breaks the rules
breaks the rules
to make someone leave a game
to make someone leave a game
an action in sports that is against
an action in sports that is against
the rules
the rules
a situation in a game when two
a situation in a game when two
teams have the same scores
teams have the same scores
(13)Task 1
Work in pairs Match the words in column A with their meanings in column BA B
to move (something) forward
to move (something) forward
someone who tries to defeat
someone who tries to defeat
another person in a competition
another person in a competition
to punish a team or player who
to punish a team or player who
breaks the rules
breaks the rules
to make someone leave a game
to make someone leave a game
an action in sports that is against
an action in sports that is against
the rules
the rules
a situation in a game when two
a situation in a game when two
teams have the same scores
teams have the same scores
a b c d e f advance /a:/ opponent / ±U/
penalize /i:/
(14)Task 2.
Complete the following sentences, using
the information from the passage.
1 Water polo is played in a pool _ metres
deep, _ long and _ wide. 2 The home team wears _ ,the visiting
team wears and the goalies wear _.
3 Both teams sprint for the ball from _
4 A free throw is awarded for minor fouls, such as
5 A game is divided into quarters ranging from in length
1.8
30 metres 20 metres
white caps blue caps
red caps with the number in white
5 to minutes
holding or punching the ball
(15)Task 3.
Work in pairs Ask and answer the following questions.1 Where can people play water polo? Where can people play water polo?
3 How can the ball be advanced?
3 How can the ball be advanced?
2 Where is the ball when the game starts?
2 Where is the ball when the game starts?
4 Which players are allowed to hold the ball with both hands?
4 Which players are allowed to hold the ball with both hands?
5 What happens to the player who commits five personal fouls?
5 What happens to the player who commits five personal fouls?
6 How long does a game of water polo usually last?
6 How long does a game of water polo usually last?
(16)(17)2 Where is the ball when the
game starts?
(18)3 How can the ball be advanced?
(19)4 Which players are allowed to
hold the ball with both hands?
(20)(21)6 How long does a game of water polo usually last?
It is divided into quarters ranging
from to minutes in length,
(22)Congratutions!
(23)Congratutions
(24)Congratutions
(25)(26)Task
Work in pairs Ask and answer the following questions.1 Where can people play water polo?
In a pool
3 How can the ball be advanced?
2 Where is the ball when the game starts?
4 Which players are allowed to hold the ball with both hands?
5 What happens to the player who commits five personal fouls? 6 How long does a game of water polo usually last?
In the centre of the pool
By passing with one hand or swimming with the head above the water or the ball between the arms so it rides on the wave created by the swimmer’s head.
Only the goalie. He is ejected.
(27)Task Work in groups Make a comparison between football and water polo.
Football Water polo
Places to play
Number of players Main rules
Length of game
(28)Task Work in groups Make a comparison between football and water polo.
Football Water polo
Places to play
Number of players Main rules
Length of game
-on the ground/pitch - In a pool - 11
- By foot
- Only the goalie can hold the ball with both hands
- 7
- Fouls:
+ touching the ball by hand.
+ interfere with the offensive player’s
body
- Only the goalie can touch the ball by hand
- Fouls:
+ holding the ball with two hands
+ punching the ball + interfere with the offensive player’s body
- By hand
- halves, 45 minutes
- halves, 45 minutes
each
each - 8 minutes each8 minutes each4 quarters,4 from to from to
- a player receiving a
(29)Important Rules:
1 Players can touch the ball with only ONE HAND
2 Players cannot stand on the bottom of the pool (This is not entirely true, but it is the way we will play)
3 Players are allowed only TWO major fouls during a game On the third, the player is ejected
(30)Examples of Major Fouls:
1 If the offensive player intentionally comes in contact with the defensive player:
(31)Examples of Major Fouls:
3 Interfering with a free throw:
(32)Examples of Major Fouls:
5 Sinking a player:
(33)Examples of Referee Signals:
Ball
(34)Ejections - Single and Double
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