Paired Passage Sports Science and Adventure in the City

What do these lines suggest about a DIFFERENCE between gymnastics in the excerpt from "Cool Jobs: Sports Science" and parkour in the poem "Adventure in the City"?

• They imply that parkour requires a greater amount of natural talent than gymnastics does.

• They show that unlike gymnasts, parkour athletes have regular routines for practicing.

• They communicate that unlike gymnastics, parkour requires a dedicated space to train.

• They suggest that parkour athletes do not rely on science the way gymnasts do.

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The author of the article "Cool Jobs: Sports Science" and the poet of "Adventure in the City" BOTH suggest that sports —

• require experts behind them

• require planning for safety

• can be done almost anywhere

• can be thrilling to everyone involved

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Which theme about sports is found in BOTH the excerpt from "Cool Jobs: Sports Science" and the poem "Adventure in the City"?

• Great skill is required for superb results.

• Acquired knowledge can improve performance.

• Winning requires determination.

• Recognition is the best reward.

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How do both the article "Cool Jobs: Sports Science" and the poem "Adventure in the City" portray the role of innovation in sports?

• Innovation leads to new sports being created.

• Innovation is essential for safety in sports.

• Innovation is crucial for improving performance.

• Innovation enhances the enjoyment of sports.

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In what way do the article "Cool Jobs: Sports Science" and the poem "Adventure in the City" suggest that sports can impact personal growth?

• Sports teach individuals to work as a team.

• Sports encourage individuals to take risks.

• Sports help individuals develop discipline.

• Sports inspire individuals to pursue careers in science.

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What is a shared perspective on the accessibility of sports in both the article "Cool Jobs: Sports Science" and the poem "Adventure in the City"?

• Sports are only accessible to those with formal training.

• Sports are accessible to people of all ages.

• Sports can be practiced in various environments.

• Sports require expensive equipment to participate.

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How do the article "Cool Jobs: Sports Science" and the poem "Adventure in the City" illustrate the importance of creativity in sports?

• Creativity is necessary for designing sports equipment.

• Creativity is essential for understanding sports science.

• Creativity helps in developing new training techniques.

• Creativity allows athletes to express themselves uniquely.

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What is a common viewpoint on the role of technology in sports as presented in both the article "Cool Jobs: Sports Science" and the poem "Adventure in the City"?

• Technology is primarily used for safety purposes.

• Technology can enhance the experience for all participants.

• Technology is not necessary for enjoying sports.

• Technology is only beneficial for professional athletes.

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In what way do both the article "Cool Jobs: Sports Science" and the poem "Adventure in the City" highlight the social aspects of sports?

• Sports create opportunities for community building.

• Sports are a solitary pursuit for most individuals.

• Sports events are primarily for entertainment.

• Sports require minimal social interaction.

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