While "sport" and "game" are often used interchangeably, they have distinct meanings:
### **1. Sport**
A **sport** is a physical activity involving skill, competition, and structured rules, often requiring physical exertion.
- **Examples* Football, basketball, swimming, athletics.
- **Key Features*
- Physical fitness and athleticism are essential.
- Governed by official organizations (e.g., FIFA, IOC).
- Often played professionally.
### **2. Game**
A **game** is a structured form of play, which can be physical, mental, or a mix, usually for enjoyment or competition.
- **Examples* Chess, poker, video games, board games.
- **Key Features*
- Can be physical or non-physical.
- Focuses on strategy, luck, or skill.
- May or may not involve competition.
### **Key Differences*
| **Aspect** | **Sport** | **Game** |
|------------------|-----------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
| **Physical Exertion** | High (e.g., running, jumping) | Low or none (e.g., chess, cards) |
| **Competition** | Usually competitive | Can be casual or competitive |
| **Rules** | Strict, standardized | Flexible, varies by type |
| **Professionalism** | Often has pro leagues | Mostly recreational |
### **Overlap (Sport vs. Game)**
Some activities are both:
- **E-sports** (competitive video gaming) – considered a game but organized like a sport.
- **Table tennis** – a sport that can also be a casual game.
### **Conclusion*
- **Sport** = Physical + competitive + athletic.
- **Game** = Can be mental/physical + for fun or competition.
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