Integrity and Sportsmanship in Competitive Sports

In a cross-country race in Spain, Ivan Fernandez Anaya, a professional runner, faced a moral decision when his competitor, Abel Mutai, mistakenly stopped short of the finish line. Instead of taking advantage of Abel's error, Ivan chose to guide him to victory, demonstrating exceptional sportsmanship. This act of integrity earned Ivan widespread admiration, highlighting the true essence of sportsmanship and integrity over personal triumph.

Who was Ivan Fernandez Anaya's main competitor in the race?

• Haile Gebrselassie

• Mo Farah

• Abel Mutai

• Usain Bolt

What was the main challenge of the race course?

• Flat terrain

• Rugged terrain and varying elevation

• Short distance

• Indoor track

What mistake did Abel Mutai make near the end of the race?

• He tripped and fell

• He stopped to tie his shoe

• He thought he finished the race early

• He took a wrong turn

What choice did Ivan face as he approached the finish line?

• To take a shortcut

• To guide Abel to the finish line

• To stop running

• To sprint past Abel and win

How did the crowd react to Ivan's decision?

• They booed him

• They were indifferent

• They erupted into applause

• They left the venue

What did Ivan say about his decision after the race?

• He wished he had won

• He was confused

• He did what he had to do

• He regretted it

What did Ivan gain by not overtaking Abel?

• A sponsorship deal

• The honor of proving his integrity

• A gold medal

• A new personal record

What did Ivan's coach admit about the situation?

• He would have done the same as Ivan

• He would have overtaken Abel

• He was unsure of what to do

• He didn't watch the race

What does Ivan's act remind us about true greatness?

• It is about being the fastest

• It lies in winning at all costs

• It is about personal triumphs

• It is about upholding sportsmanship and integrity

What is the broader message of Ivan's story?

• Mistakes should be exploited

• Sportsmanship is outdated

• Winning is everything

• Integrity is more important than victory