Instructions: Match the Word to the Correct Definition by Filling in the Correct Letter

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Instructions: Match the Word to the Correct Definition by Filling in the Correct Letter

Word Builder Exercise: CLB 3

Instructions: Match the word to the correct definition by filling in the correct letter.

Word Answer Definition A) hockey played usually without nets, referees, or shinny equipment except for skates, sticks, and a ball or puck. B) a long narrow sled without blades, bent or curled ice skates upwards at the front, which may be drawn by a rope over snow or ice or used to coast down hills. C) a hanging piece of ice, made by the freezing of dripping Zamboni water.

NHL D) a hard rubber disk used in hockey.

E) a knitted or crocheted piece of clothing covering the ice rink upper half of the body.

F) a tractor-like machine used to make a clean smooth snowflake surface on an ice rink. snowball G) National Hockey League

H) snow packed together or rolled into a ball, especially for icicle throwing. snowdrift I) a machine to sharpen ice skates.

J) a type of ice skating in which the skater performs steps, skate sharpener jumps and turns.

K) a stick with a flat, slightly curved blade at the lower hockey stick end, used to control, pass and shoot the puck in hockey.

L) each of the small collections of crystals in which snow hockey puck falls. toboggan M) a pile of snow built by the wind.

N) an area of ice for skating, a building containing a rink wool sweater for skating.

O) a pair of boots with steel blades attached to the bottom figure skating for skating on ice

From The Canadian Oxford Dictionary, 2nd edition, edited by Katherine Barber. © 2004 Oxford University Press. Reprinted by permission of the publisher.

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Answer Key

1 (A) 2. (O) 3. (F) 4. (G) 5. (N) 6. (L) 7. (H) 8. (C) 9. (M) 10. (I) 11. (K) 12. (D) 13. (B) 14. (E) 15. (J)

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