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Robert Dominguez
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By Robert Dominguez
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Vocabulary Preview
Key Words
achievement something successful you do
ultramarathon race longer than 42km
endurance ability to continue for long time
determination strong will to succeed
inspire make others want to do something
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Match
Match the following
Achievement
Ultra marathon
Endurance
determination
inspire
To complete something with success
A very long race
The ability to continue
the mind power to do something
To make other believe
To complete something with success
A very long race
The ability to continue
the mind power to do something
To make other believe
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Running Terms
pace speed of running
finish line end of the race
personal bes tyour best time ever
training practicing to get better
compete try to win against other
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Match
Match the following
finish line
personal best
pace
train
finish line
personal best
pace
train
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Sibusiso Kubheka is a famous South African runner. He loves long distances. His latest accomplishment is amazing!Last weekend, Sibusiso ran a very long race. The race was 100 kilometres. That is like running from Johannesburg to Pretoria! It is a very, very long way.
Running 100 kilometres is a big challenge. Most people cannot run this distance. But Sibusiso is a strong athlete. He trains every day. He runs in the morning and in the evening. He eats healthy food and sleeps well.
His goal was to run 100 km in under 6 hours. This is very, very fast.
On the day of the race, the weather was good. Many people came to watch and support the runners. Sibusiso started running. He felt strong and happy. He did not stop.
After 5 hours and 59 minutes, Sibusiso saw the finish line. He ran faster! He crossed the line. He completed the race! His time was 5 hours, 59 minutes, and 20 seconds. He did it! He ran 100 km in under 6 hours.
Sibusiso was very tired but very happy. His family and friends were there. They were very proud of him.
“It was very difficult, but I am happy,” Sibusiso said. “I want to show people that you can do anything if you work hard.”
Sibusiso Kubheka is a true inspiration for South Africa and for all runners.
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Multiple Choice
Sibusiso is a football player
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Sibusiso trained everyday
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False
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Multiple Choice
The race is 50 kilometers long
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False
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Multiple Choice
The goal is to finish under 6 minutes
True
False
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Multiple Choice
His family supports him
True
false
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Open Ended
What sport does Sibusiso practice?
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Open Ended
What was Sibusiso's goal?
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Open Ended
How did he feel after the race?
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Audio Response
Do you like running? Why or why not?

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Audio Response
What do you think about Sibusiso's accomplishments?

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