Question

– What's common about the following sports? (Motor - racing, climbing, scuba - diving, gliding, mountaineering, windsurfing) – Which of the groups do you think is the riskiest? Write as many activities as you can in each group.Adventure sports ,Ordinary sports, Everyday activities​

Answer 1

Ответ:

– What's common about the following sports? (Motor - racing, climbing, scuba-diving, gliding, mountaineering, windsurfing)

Those are extreme (adventure) sports.

- Which of the groups do you think is the riskiest? Write as many activities as you can in each group.  Adventure sports, Ordinary sports, Everyday activities​.

Adventure sports are the riskiest.

Adventure sports: surfing, kiteboarding, extreme skiing, snowboarding, parachuting, wingsuit, sailing, horse surfing, skateboarding, mountain biking, mountain boarding, BMX racing, freestyle scootering, freestyle BMX.

Ordinary sports: soccer, basketball, volleyball, archery, fencing, athletics, boxing, judo, golf, hockey, triathlon, badminton, tennis, karate, swimming.

Everyday activities: walking, jogging, light swimming, stair climbing, cycling, sprinting.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

The common aspect among the mentioned sports (motor racing, climbing, scuba diving, gliding, mountaineering, and windsurfing) is that they are all considered adventurous or extreme sports. These activities often involve an element of risk, excitement, and physical exertion.

Now, let's categorize the activities into three groups based on their level of risk:

1. Adventure sports (potentially riskiest):

   • Motor racing
   • Climbing (rock climbing, ice climbing)
   • Scuba diving (deep diving, cave diving)
   • Gliding (paragliding, hang gliding)
   • Mountaineering (high-altitude mountaineering, ice climbing)
   • Windsurfing (in challenging conditions)

2. Ordinary sports (moderate risk):

   • Football (soccer)
   • Basketball
   • Tennis
   • Golf
   • Swimming (in controlled environments)
   • Cycling (on designated paths or roads)

3. Everyday activities (low risk):

   • Walking
   • Jogging
   • Yoga
   • Gardening
   • Cooking
   • Swimming (in a pool with lifeguards)

Please note that the level of risk associated with these activities can vary depending on factors such as skill level, experience, preparation, and adherence to safety guidelines. Additionally, this categorization is subjective and may vary based on individual perspectives.