rival, someone you compete against, competitor, a person who takes part in a competition, athlete, a person trained in sports, Olympic Games, an international sports competition held every four years, racial superiority, the false belief that one racial group is better than another, qualifying round, an early stage of a competition in which athletes try to reach the next stage, foul, an action that breaks the rules of a sport, elimination, removal from a competition after failing to qualify or advance, take-off point, the place from which an athlete jumps, advice, a suggestion about what someone should do, sportsmanship, fair, respectful, and honest behaviour in sports, medal, an award given to someone who achieves a high position in a competition, congratulate, to express pleasure or praise for someone's success, respect, to treat someone as valuable and deserving of consideration, discrimination, unfair treatment of people because of their background or identity, friendship, a close and caring relationship between people, achievement, something successfully accomplished through effort or ability, opposing, being on different or competing sides, fairness, treating people honestly and equally, background, a person's history, experiences, or circumstances

LESSON 53 CHARACTER CODE B

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