The document provides information about the 32 countries participating in the 2014 Brazil World Cup, including Germany, Algeria, Brazil, Uruguay, and more. It also includes details about the history and format of the World Cup including that it has been held every 4 years since 1930 and alternates between host countries, with Brazil having won a total of 5 titles so far. Additionally, it shares facts about the host country Brazil and preparations for the 2014 tournament.

3. How many Countries
are in the Brazil
World Cup?
Do you know all of
them?

7. Germany (Alemanha)

9. Algeria (Argélia)

11. Brazil (Brasil)

15. Uruguay (Uruguai)

17. Cameroon (Camarões)

19. Ivory Coast (Costa do Marfim)

21. South Korea (Coreia do Sul)

23. Spain (Espanha)

25. United States of America - The U.S.A

27. France (França)

29. Ghana (Gana)

31. Greece (Grécia)

33. Netherlands/ Holland (Holanda)

37. Switzerland (Suiça)

43. Japan (Japão)

45. Italy (Itália)

51. Belgium (Bélgica)

53. Bosnia and Herzegovina

55. Croatia (Croácia)

57. Colombia

59. Islamic Republic of Iran (Irã)

61. Costa Rica

63. England (Inglaterra)

65. Ecuador (Equador)

67. Russian Federation (Rússia)

70. Football Stadium

71. Football Field
Corner Penalty AreaTouch Line
Halfway
line
Penalty
mark/
spot
Box
Goal Line
Penalty
area
marking

72. Flagpost
Lawn/ grass

73. Net
Post/
Goalpos
t
Crossbar
Soccer Ball
Goalkeeper
Soccer Player

74. Soccer Player - Uniform
Short
Soccer T-shirt Team Crest
Sock
Cleated Shoes/
Soccer Cleats

75. Goalkeeper Uniform
Goalkeeper Gloves

76. Soccer Team
Atacante – Forward
Centroavante – Center
Forward, Striker
Goleador – Hat-Trick
Goleiro – Goalkeeper
Lateral Direito – Right Back
Líbero – Sweeper
Meio-Campista – Midfield,
Midfielder
Ponta-Direita – Right Wing
Ponta-Esquerda – Left Wing
Quarto Zagueiro – Left Back
Zagueiro – Defender, Back

77. the Bench
Substitute
Coach/
manager

78. Soccer Actions
Throw in
Corner Kick

79. Handball
Score
Wall

80. Shoot/ kick
Chest Trap Save

81. Cruzamento – Cross
Impedimento – Offside
Passar – Pass
Tiro Livre – Free Kick

82. Whistle
Referee
Red card
Yellow
Card

83. Send Off
Linesman
Referee
Assistant Referee

84. Stand/ Geral Stand
Crowd
Fan/
Supporter
Support/
Root for
(torcer)
Cheer on, cheer for
(torcer dando gritos de incentivo)

85. Commentador/
football commentador
Amistoso – Friendly Game Descontos – Injury Time
Contra – Against, Versus, “V” Empate – Draw/ Tie
Gol Contra – Own Goal Intervalo – Half Time
Gol de Empate – Equaliser Partida, Jogo – Match, Game
Gol – Goal Prorrogação – Extra Time
Morte Súbita, Gol de Ouro – Golden Goal
Perder – Lose
Vencer – Win

86. 2 X 0
0 X 0
3 X 1
A B
Two Nill
- Team A win
Nil Nil
- Tie/ Draw
Three One
- Team B lose

87. Brazil Team
Brazil’s Uniform

88. GoalKeeper (Goleiro)
Defender/Back (Zagueiro)
Right/Left back (Laterais)
Call Up

89. Center Forward/ Striker (volantes)
Midfield/ Midfielder (Meias)
Forward (Atacante)

90. Word Search
Game

92. World Cup: a brief history
The competition was created by Frenchman Jules Rimet
in 1928, after having taken control of the most important
institution in world football: FIFA (Federation
International Football Association). Since 1930, when it
first took place in Uruguay, the tournament happens
every four years.
The first World Cup had the participation of only 13
teams that were invited by FIFA without preliminary
match, as it happens at present. The Brazil reached the
final against Uruguay and a draw would give the title to
our country, but the Uruguayan national team beat Brazil
2-1 and became champion.

93. The break from tradition happened only between the
years 1942 and 1946 due to the Second World War. With
Europe in reconstruction, the 5th World Cup in 1950 took
place in Brazil, but the champion was Uruguay.
Brazil won its first title in the World Cup eight years
later, in 1958, in Sweden where appeared to the world,
playing for the Brazilian team, Edson Arantes do
Nascimento, Pelé.
In 1962, in Chile, the Brazilian team won the cup for the
second time. In 1970, in Mexico, Brazil became, for the
third time, world champion by beating Italy 4-1. When it
becomes a three-times champion, Brazil was in definitive
possession of Jules Rimet trophy. After 1970, Brazil stayed
24 years without a title. The victory recurred in 1994
World Cup in the United States.

94. Our national team beat Italy in an exciting penalty
match. Four years later, Brazil reaches the final again, but
lost the title to the host country: France. Today, the
country is proud to be a five-time winner, the most
successful World Cup team.
So far, 19 World Cup editions have taken place. In 2010,
for the first time in history, the World Cup was held in
Africa continent, in South Africa.
In this 20th edition, 32 teams will compete in 12 host
cities.

95. Checking Text
Comprehension

96. The Champions of all World Cups
• Uruguay = 1930 - 1950
• Italy = 1934 - 1938 - 1982 - 2006
• Germany = 1954 - 1974 - 1990
• Brazil = 1958 - 1962 - 1970 - 1994 - 2002
• England = 1966
• Argentina = 1978 - 1986
• France = 1998
• Spain = 2010

97. World Cups Trophies
Jules Rimet

98. 12 Host
Cities

100. Beira-Rio Stadium

102. Arena da Baixada Stadium

104. Itaquerão Stadium

106. Maracanã Stadium

108. Mané Garrincha Stadium

110. Mineirão Stadium

112. Arena Pantanal Stadium

114. Arena Pernambuco Stadium

116. Arena das Dunas Stadium

118. Fonte Nova Stadium

120. Castelão Stadium

122. Arena Amazônia Stadium

123. Curiosities about World Cup
•The record for goals in a single World Cup is
Frenchman Fontaine with 13 goals (scored in the
1958 World Cup). But the overall record of the
history of all World Cups is Brazil's Ronaldo with 15
ones;
•Brazil is the only country that participated in all
World Cups;
•The World Cup is the second largest sporting event
on the planet.

124. Date
Between the 12nd of June ( 13th opening match )
and July 13 ( final match ).
Slogan
All in one rhythm. It symbolizes the idea of unity of
all around football , beyond happiness that the
biggest football event represents.
Ball
Its name is Brazuca. It was chosen through a poll.
Adidas will be responsible for making it .

125. The use of technology
For the first time in the history of World Cup
Football will use technology so that the referee can
Know whether or not the ball entered the goal.
Tickets
On July 19, 2013, FIFA announced that the 2014
World Cup tickets would be sold from August 20th.
Values are between R$ 30.00 and R$ 1,980.00.
Tickets will be less valuable for students, elderly
people and those who are part of the Bolsa Familia
program.

126. Match Activity

128. Listening Activity:
Song: We are one (Ole Ola)
(Feat. Jennifer Lopez & Claudia Leite)