CLEAN : New Zealand Rugby team ready for Olympic debut

The transcript discusses the challenges and aspirations of athletes preparing for the Olympics, emphasizing the hard work and pressure involved. It highlights the excitement and unknowns of participating in the Olympics, especially for newcomers like Simmons. The discussion also touches on how the Olympics could change the landscape of rugby, inspiring future generations to become rugby Olympians.

What does the speaker emphasize about the nature of the game?

• It's a relaxing game.

• It's a slow-paced game.

• It's an unpredictable game.

• It's a fast-paced game.

What is the speaker's attitude towards the Olympic Games?

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Fearful

• Uninterested

What is the speaker's view on the pressure of the Olympic Games?

• The pressure is overwhelming.

• There is no pressure.

• There is added pressure.

• The pressure is minimal.

How does the speaker suggest the Olympics might change rugby in New Zealand?

• It will inspire more kids to become rugby Olympians.

• It will decrease interest in rugby.

• It will have no impact.

• It will make rugby less popular.

What future trend does the speaker predict for rugby after the Olympics?

• Rugby will remain unchanged.

• More kids will aspire to be rugby Olympians.

• Rugby will become less competitive.

• Rugby will lose its popularity.