Team GB's Gymnast Beth Tweddle on her Bronze

The speaker reflects on their gymnastics routine, expressing a mix of hope and anxiety about the results. Despite a mistake, they hope to secure at least a bronze medal. They analyze the potential of their competitors and wait nervously for the final scores, recalling past experiences and the unpredictability of gymnastics finals.

What does the speaker imply about their routine when they say they wouldn't take the opportunity to go again?

• They are afraid of competing again.

• They want to improve their score.

• They are content with their routine.

• They are dissatisfied with their performance.

What was the speaker's main concern while waiting for the results?

• Having the highest score.

• Being the last to perform.

• Avoiding a repeat of a past disappointment.

• Winning a gold medal.

How many gymnasts were yet to perform after the speaker?

• Two

• Five

• Three

• Four

What does the speaker say about the nature of gymnastics finals?

• They are always fair.

• They are predictable.

• They can be unpredictable.

• They are easy to win.

What can competitors do in a gymnastics final that adds to the unpredictability?

• Choose their judges.

• Change their costumes.

• Alter their start times.

• Modify their routines.