Understanding Social Dynamics in Sports

Eric, a new boy in town, is practicing basketball alone when a group of bikers, led by Griffin, approaches him. Tension builds as the bikers circle Eric, and Griffin confronts him, taking his basketball. Eric learns about Griffin's group and faces a dilemma, feeling outnumbered and pressured.

What is Eric doing alone on the court?

• Playing a game with friends

• Practicing foul shooting

• Cleaning the court

• Watching a basketball match

How do the kids on bicycles approach Eric?

• Aggressively

• In a hurry

• With caution

• Without urgency

What is notable about the leader of the group?

• He is carrying a basketball

• He is very tall

• He has soft features

• He is wearing a uniform

What does the group do as they circle Eric?

• They ask Eric to join them

• They start playing basketball

• They leave the court

• They create a tense atmosphere

What does Griffin ask Eric about?

• His favorite sport

• His family

• His school grades

• His background

What does the group imply about Eric's basketball?

• They might take it

• They want to buy it

• They want to play with it

• They want to borrow it