Key words

Word 1

MEDALLIST

• Shaped like a human, with a head, body, arms and legs.
• A person who has won a medal in a competition, such as the Olympics.
• A very fast short run, usually over a set distance.
• The best result ever officially measured in a sport or activity.

Word 2

MANUFACTURER

• The best result ever officially measured in a sport or activity.
• A company that makes and sells products, like phones or machines.
• A person who has won a medal in a competition, such as the Olympics.
• The field of designing and building robots.

Word 3

LAUNDRY

• A trial to check how well something works before an official event.
• A company that makes and sells products, like phones or machines.
• Shaped like a human, with a head, body, arms and legs.
• Clothes, towels or sheets that need to be washed or folded.

Word 4

RECORD

• Clothes, towels or sheets that need to be washed or folded.
• A trial to check how well something works before an official event.
• The best result ever officially measured in a sport or activity.
• A very fast short run, usually over a set distance.

Word 5

TEST

• Shaped like a human, with a head, body, arms and legs.
• The best result ever officially measured in a sport or activity.
• Clothes, towels or sheets that need to be washed or folded.
• A trial to check how well something works before an official event.

Word 6

HUMANOID

• Shaped like a human, with a head, body, arms and legs.
• A person who has won a medal in a competition, such as the Olympics.
• A company that makes and sells products, like phones or machines.
• A trial to check how well something works before an official event.

Word 7

ROBOTICS

• Shaped like a human, with a head, body, arms and legs.
• A company that makes and sells products, like phones or machines.
• The field of designing and building robots.
• A very fast short run, usually over a set distance.

Word 8

SPRINT

• A trial to check how well something works before an official event.
• The field of designing and building robots.
• A very fast short run, usually over a set distance.
• The best result ever officially measured in a sport or activity.