CLEAN : Doping widespread in Australian

The transcript discusses the issue of doping in sports, highlighting how the perception of purity has led to a blind eye being turned to the problem. It suggests that doping may be a symptom of larger issues, such as the immense pressure on athletes and the lack of support for their health and safety. The conversation shifts to questioning the focus on performance and cheating, suggesting a need to address the root causes, like a lack of education on creating supportive environments. The transcript concludes with disappointment over the current trends in doping.

What has been the general attitude towards doping in sports according to the first section?

• It has been strictly monitored.

• It has been largely ignored.

• It has been completely eradicated.

• It has been celebrated.

What does the second section suggest is a major issue for athletes?

• Excessive fame.

• Insufficient health and safety support.

• Lack of talent.

• Too much free time.

According to the second section, what might be a bigger issue than doping itself?

• The popularity of sports.

• The pressure to perform.

• The cost of sports equipment.

• The length of sports seasons.

What does the final section identify as a key factor in preventing doping?

• Stricter laws.

• Better education.

• Higher salaries.

• More competitions.

How does the final section view the current approach to dealing with doping?

• It is proactive and effective.

• It is reactive and disappointing.

• It is innovative and successful.

• It is lenient and forgiving.