"Esports are not real sports" Makeup

What is the author’s main argument about esports?

• Esports are better than traditional sports.

• Esports should be recognized as real sports.

• Esports do not qualify as real sports due to lack of physical exertion.

• Esports are more entertaining than traditional sports.

According to the text, what type of training do college football players undergo?

• Minimal training, mostly for strategy

• Intense training involving physical exertion and full-body movement

• Only theoretical training without physical activity

• Training focused on video game strategy

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True or False: The author believes that playing video games requires more physical effort than traditional sports.

• True

• False

True or False: The author compares esports to games like chess and Solitaire to emphasize the strategy involved.

• True

• False

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What is the author's definition of a sport?

• A leisure activity with no physical exertion.

• An activity involving physical exertion and skill in competition.

• A mental exercise with strategic thinking.

• A casual game played for fun.

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In what year does the author mention in relation to esports?

• 1990

• 1980

• 2000

• 1970

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Why do esports not qualify as real sports according to the author?

• Lack of strategic thinking.

• Lack of physical exertion.

• Lack of popularity.

• Lack of competition.

What type of training does the author associate with traditional sports?

• Mental exercises and puzzles.

• Intense training involving physical exertion and full-body movement.

• Relaxed and casual practice.

• Strategic planning and analysis.

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To what games does the author compare esports?

• Poker and bridge.

• Chess and Solitaire.

• Soccer and basketball.

• Tennis and golf.

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What evidence does the author use to support their argument?

• The popularity of esports.

• The rigorous training schedules of college athletes.

• The strategic nature of esports.

• The financial success of esports.

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