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• Match the highlighted words in the text with the definitions below:

competitors, compete, course, champion, a world record, tournament


1) to take part in a competition)
2) a sports competition
3) the winner of a competition or event
4) the best time (distance, score, etc.) ever
5) the route of a race
6) people who take part in an event​

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Answer:

competitors= people who take part in an event

compete= to take part in a competition

course= the route of a race

champion= the winner of a competition or event

a world record= the best time (distance, score,etc.) ever

tournament= a sports competition

Competitive games are played against different teams/individuals to win. Competitors are the people competing with each other in games.

What are competitive games?

The games in which two different team players compete against each other, to win the game.

Few terminologies related to sports are:

  1. competitors= people participating in an event and competing against each other.
  2. compete= participate in a competition
  3. champion= the winner of a competition or event
  4. course= the race route
  5. a world record= of the best time (distance, score, etc.) ever
  6. tournament= a sports competition.

Therefore, the above statement gives an explanation of various sports terminologies.

Learn more about competitive games here:

https://brainly.com/question/21896870

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