a 12-question multiple-choice test based on proverbs and sayings about sports, designed to test knowledge of popular idioms and expressions related to sports.

It's your turn to take action.

 You lost the game.

Someone else is responsible.

The game is over.

Success requires effort and hard work.

Exercise is always painful.

Sports should not be difficult.

 Winning is everything.

Focus on what's important.

Play the game carefully.

 Avoid distractions when playing sports.

Don't let the ball hit you.

A field that is flat and even.

 Fair and equal competition.

A sports team with good players.

The start of a new game.

To fail in an attempt.

To achieve great success.

To miss a chance.

 To leave the game early.

They are in a risky situation.

They are playing ice hockey.

They are moving quickly.

They are doing something fun.

To finish the game.

To give up or surrender.

To clean up after playing.

 To win a fight.

Take responsibility or face a challenge.

Join a sports team.

Get ready to eat.

Practice your skills.

To start too early.

To win a race.

To run very fast.

To give up easily.

 They barely won.

 They won by a huge margin.

 They lost badly.

They played in bad weather.

Being alert and aware.

 Playing soccer.

Running fast.

Kicking a ball.

Put in more effort than expected.

 Run an extra distance.

Travel for a sports event.

Take a longer route.