Running en España: 6 palabras clave
Vocabulario del running en 6 palabras + 3 preguntas de emparejar.
DannisEmpareja las palabras con su definición: 1) dorsal 2) meta 3) avituallamiento → A) línea final B) número del corredor C) punto para beber/comer
Escribe la combinación correcta.
Correct: 0/8
Hints for this Quiz
Think about the logic of a race: first your number, on the way you get water, at the end you reach the finish.
Escribe la combinación correcta.
Correcto: 1-B, 2-A, 3-C. dorsal = runner’s bib number; meta = finish line; avituallamiento = water/food station. Matching tasks like this are typical for levels A2–B1 (see quiz ideas with “emparejar”).
Think: on Strava you see min/km → that’s el ritmo; your best ever time → tu marca personal.
Elige la opción correcta.
Correcto: 1-C, 2-A, 3-B. ritmo = pace (minutes per km); marca personal = best personal result; medio maratón = about 21 km. Running is very popular in Spain, so this vocabulary appears a lot in everyday conversation.
Key words: agua → avituallamiento; final → meta; número → dorsal.
¿Cuál es la combinación correcta?
Correcto: 1-C (avituallamiento), 2-B (meta), 3-A (dorsal).
You see tables with water for runners.
In the photo you see a water/food station for runners: avituallamiento. In Spain, these stations are common in city races (carreras populares, medios maratones).
21 km ≈ half the marathon distance.
Correcto: medio maratón. In Spain, half marathons are very popular in cities, just like other carreras populares (mass-participation races).
It’s the end of the race.
This is the finish line — meta. Mass races in Spain often finish under an arch at the end, with spectators and music.
Think of the sticker or sheet of paper with numbers on it.
Correcto: dorsal — the participant’s bib number.
Your personal record.
Correcto: marca personal — your best personal result.
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