CLEAN : Olympics: Sochi sells over 90% of tickets

The transcript features an interview with Kotsenburg, who shares his journey from watching snowboard movies to winning a gold medal. He describes life in the Olympic village, highlighting the cultural exchange and the excitement of being part of a diverse community. The discussion also covers the women's snowboarding competition, noting the impressive performances and the presence of Great Britain on the podium. Finally, the transcript addresses ticket sales and attendance, mentioning that while actual attendance was slightly lower, most stadiums were over 90% full, with ticketing managed by local authorities.

What inspired Sage Kotsenburg to pursue snowboarding competitively?

• Watching snowboard contests live

• Watching snowboard movies

• Participating in ski events

• Reading about snowboarding in magazines

What aspect of the Olympic village did Sage Kotsenburg find most exciting?

• The food options

• The cultural exchange

• The shopping centers

• The training facilities

Which snowboarder was Sage Kotsenburg particularly happy for during the competition?

• Mark McMorris

• Shaun White

• Jenny Jones

• Chloe Kim

What is a notable trend in snowboarding competitions according to the transcript?

• Only traditional snowboarding countries win medals

• New countries are emerging as medal threats

• Snowboarding is losing popularity

• Only male snowboarders are excelling

Who is responsible for managing ticket sales and attendance at events?

• The local authorities

• The International Olympic Committee

• Each participating country

• The athletes themselves