Sports and Wellness

Name a game and explain how you feel in both situations.

Match each word to how it is used in a game.

Prabhat focused on winning; Surya focused on enjoying the game.

Prabhat cheated because he feared losing; Surya’s enjoyment helped him rethink what sport means.

Winning at any cost spoils the game; fair play makes it enjoyable and respectful.

Find shorter words whose letters appear together in the same order.

Earlier action: had + past participle; later action: simple past.

Listen carefully and write the names and schedule details you hear.

Use a polite request, sincere apology, or specific thank-you.

Write what happened, how Prabhat feels, and what he plans to do next.

Describe the group’s activity, place, and time; then share your own routine.

The children run until tired, while the evening sky grows dark.

The children keep playing until tiredness and darkness bring the game to an end.

The poet gives the trees a human action and makes Night seem like a competitor.

Use equipment or a rule as a clue in your own riddle.

Include when, where, who, game, favourite part, and when you return.

Yoga uses movement and breathing; International Yoga Day is 21 June.

Use each word where its meaning fits the sentence.

Yoga brings body and mind together; regular practice can support health and calm.

Use practice for a thing; practise for the action.

Advice is a noun; advise is a verb.

Every word must include the central letter A.

Listen and select only statements supported by the recording.

Mention one physical benefit and one benefit for the mind.

Name two poses and one simple benefit for each.

Use the clue in each riddle to identify the answer.