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Use the definitions to complete the sentences.

1. An annual celebration in US high schools and colleges that usually includes a football game.

2. A person or an animal that represents a school or a sports team.

3. A cool boy or girl who skates.

4. A formal dance of high school students.

5. A school athlete.

6. Someone who is an expert in technology (or other subjects) and is usually shy.

7. A large public procession, usually including a marching band, similar to a festival.

8. A group of students who sing together.

Match the opposite verbs.

Use a dictionary to help.

1. gather
2. encourage
3. create
4. be involved
5. be absent
6. give up

destroy
separate
be persevere
dissuade
be apart
attend

Use the verbs from activity a to complete the text about American schools.

American high schools often creativity. They want students toin many projects and tothings like artistic or technological inventions. Studentsregular classes but they also join different clubs. In these clubs, they learn to never and always, even when it gets difficult.

Complete the table with the different forms of each word.

VERBS	ADJETIVES	NOUNS
to respect
	encouraging
		a supporter
	x

Match each word with the correct definition.

1. Spirit week
2. a pal
3. a cheerleader
4. a bully
5. an artist
6. a prom
7. a jock

to be creative
to play sports
to get along with somebody
to tease somebody
to support the football team
to promote school cohesion
to dance

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