Sportsmanship and Life Lessons

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What is one of the goals of parents, schools, and coaches mentioned in the text?

  • To ensure children become professional athletes
  • To prioritize individual success over team success
  • To win as many sports competitions as possible
  • To help develop children into productive, happy, well-adjusted members of society (correct)

How are sports related to life's challenges according to the text?

  • Sports have no relation to life's challenges
  • Sports make life's challenges more difficult
  • Life's challenges have no impact on sports
  • Sports can be a wonderful training ground for life’s challenges (correct)

What does the text suggest about failures in sports and in life?

  • Failures in sports, as in life, should not be debilitating, but a path to greater wisdom and a motivational tool to succeed (correct)
  • Failures in sports indicate a lack of talent
  • Failures in sports are irrelevant to personal development
  • Failures in life are always more significant than failures in sports

What did Thomas Edison's response about his failed attempts to create a successful light bulb indicate?

<p>He saw his failures as a learning experience and a step towards success (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why can sports be considered similar to life?

<p>Like life, sports are tough and not always fair (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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