CLEAN: Brazil looks to form top rugby team for Olympics

The video discusses the goal of increasing rugby participation in Brazil, a country where the sport is relatively unknown. It highlights rugby as a suitable alternative for children who may not fit the typical football player profile. The video also emphasizes the importance of training and development over the next few years to prepare for future competitions, such as the Olympics.

What is the main goal of promoting rugby in Brazil?

• To make rugby a mandatory sport in schools

• To increase the number of people involved in rugby

• To host the Rugby World Cup in Brazil

• To replace football as the national sport

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reason for promoting rugby in Brazil?

• Rugby is a lesser-known sport in Brazil

• Rugby offers a new opportunity for sports participation

• Rugby can attract those who don't fit the football physique

• Rugby is easier to learn than football

Why might rugby be appealing to some children in Brazil?

• It requires less physical activity than football

• It has fewer rules than football

• It is a sport that values size and power over speed

• It is played indoors, unlike football

How does the video suggest rugby can benefit children who are not quick enough for football?

• By offering a team environment that values size and strength

• By providing a sport that values endurance

• By focusing on individual skills rather than team play

• By having shorter game durations

What is the significance of the timeline mentioned in the video?

• It indicates the time left until the next Rugby World Cup

• It shows the period available for players to prepare for the next Olympics

• It is the duration of a typical rugby match

• It marks the deadline for rugby clubs to register new players