Calum Muskett

A professional climber, mountain instructor and writer, 22-year-old Calum Muskett has climbed big walls and mountains across the world. He grew up on the very edge of the Carneddau mountain range, which hugely influenced his development as a climber and his love of mountain sports. Since his first outings, Calum has travelled all over the world free climbing, only using simple ropes for protection. He is a well published outdoor writer with feature articles published by the biggest climbing magazines. Calum is also a British Mountain Guide and holds the UK’s Winter Mountaineering and Climbing Instructor qualification – the two highest mountaineering qualifications in the UK.

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Agnes Plesner Skårup

Aged 27, Agnes Plesner Skårup is an adventurer from Denmark, whose incredible journeys have taken her across some of the most rugged and remote landscapes in the world. Aged 18, she decided to drop out of high school to hike 2,800 kilometres of America’s Pacific Crest Trail. Agnes did go back to school and upon finishing it at 21 she spontaneously bought a motorcycle and rode 25,000 kilometres around Australia. When her motorcycle got stolen, the story made national news, and a kind local gifted her his bike to finish her epic trip.

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Alex Mostert

Aged 30, Alex Mostert from the Netherlands has travelled to over 60 countries across nearly every continent, making him a true global adventurer. His adventures include surviving five days in Borneo in a native tribe. His experiences with wild orangutans and deadly snakes in the jungle sharpened his survival instincts. Aside from jungle survival, Alex is also an entrepreneur, combining his love of travel with his keen business insight. Fluent in five languages and constantly learning, he has fostered connections with people from all walks of life, hosting travellers in Amsterdam and exchanging cultural experiences along the way.

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Task 4

Why Do We Like to Watch Sports Competitions?

Why do we like to watch sports competitions? Even people (17) __________ often find themselves in front of the TV, watching football and tennis, basketball and rugby. Sports fans around the world watch with excitement their favourite team play (18) __________. One of the main reasons people like to watch competitions is because they tend to identify themselves with the winners. When they watch the precise moves of Rafael Nadal or Elina Svitolina, see the winning game of the Champions League, they feel (19) __________ and brought a victory to their team. Winners get attention from the media and the public, they are interviewed, they appear on TV – the public enjoys watching the known faces. A fan, (20) _________, likes to see the UEFA Cup, because he can identify himself with the top professionals. Another reason is the unpredictability of sports games. You can never know (21) _________, which forces you to sit tightly and wait for the crucial moment, which designates all the twists and turns of the game. The course of a sports game is always unpredictable: although you can make bets and try to guess today’s winner, it is never certain, which makes the game interesting to watch. A different, but also important reason for watching sports has to do with national identity. When the British watch Liverpool and Chelsea groups, they tend to identify themselves with the players and see all the failures and winnings as if they were their own. Sports games are nowadays considered to be one of the most important factors (22) __________.

Why Do We Like to Watch Sports Competitions?

Why do we like to watch sports competitions? Even people (17) __________ often find themselves in front of the TV, watching football and tennis, basketball and rugby. Sports fans around the world watch with excitement their favourite team play (18) __________. One of the main reasons people like to watch competitions is because they tend to identify themselves with the winners. When they watch the precise moves of Rafael Nadal or Elina Svitolina, see the winning game of the Champions League, they feel (19) __________ and brought a victory to their team. Winners get attention from the media and the public, they are interviewed, they appear on TV – the public enjoys watching the known faces. A fan, (20) _________, likes to see the UEFA Cup, because he can identify himself with the top professionals. Another reason is the unpredictability of sports games. You can never know (21) _________, which forces you to sit tightly and wait for the crucial moment, which designates all the twists and turns of the game. The course of a sports game is always unpredictable: although you can make bets and try to guess today’s winner, it is never certain, which makes the game interesting to watch. A different, but also important reason for watching sports has to do with national identity. When the British watch Liverpool and Chelsea groups, they tend to identify themselves with the players and see all the failures and winnings as if they were their own. Sports games are nowadays considered to be one of the most important factors (22) __________.

Why Do We Like to Watch Sports Competitions?

Why do we like to watch sports competitions? Even people (17) __________ often find themselves in front of the TV, watching football and tennis, basketball and rugby. Sports fans around the world watch with excitement their favourite team play (18) __________. One of the main reasons people like to watch competitions is because they tend to identify themselves with the winners. When they watch the precise moves of Rafael Nadal or Elina Svitolina, see the winning game of the Champions League, they feel (19) __________ and brought a victory to their team. Winners get attention from the media and the public, they are interviewed, they appear on TV – the public enjoys watching the known faces. A fan, (20) _________, likes to see the UEFA Cup, because he can identify himself with the top professionals. Another reason is the unpredictability of sports games. You can never know (21) _________, which forces you to sit tightly and wait for the crucial moment, which designates all the twists and turns of the game. The course of a sports game is always unpredictable: although you can make bets and try to guess today’s winner, it is never certain, which makes the game interesting to watch. A different, but also important reason for watching sports has to do with national identity. When the British watch Liverpool and Chelsea groups, they tend to identify themselves with the players and see all the failures and winnings as if they were their own. Sports games are nowadays considered to be one of the most important factors (22) __________.

Why Do We Like to Watch Sports Competitions?

Why do we like to watch sports competitions? Even people (17) __________ often find themselves in front of the TV, watching football and tennis, basketball and rugby. Sports fans around the world watch with excitement their favourite team play (18) __________. One of the main reasons people like to watch competitions is because they tend to identify themselves with the winners. When they watch the precise moves of Rafael Nadal or Elina Svitolina, see the winning game of the Champions League, they feel (19) __________ and brought a victory to their team. Winners get attention from the media and the public, they are interviewed, they appear on TV – the public enjoys watching the known faces. A fan, (20) _________, likes to see the UEFA Cup, because he can identify himself with the top professionals. Another reason is the unpredictability of sports games. You can never know (21) _________, which forces you to sit tightly and wait for the crucial moment, which designates all the twists and turns of the game. The course of a sports game is always unpredictable: although you can make bets and try to guess today’s winner, it is never certain, which makes the game interesting to watch. A different, but also important reason for watching sports has to do with national identity. When the British watch Liverpool and Chelsea groups, they tend to identify themselves with the players and see all the failures and winnings as if they were their own. Sports games are nowadays considered to be one of the most important factors (22) __________.

Why Do We Like to Watch Sports Competitions?

Why do we like to watch sports competitions? Even people (17) __________ often find themselves in front of the TV, watching football and tennis, basketball and rugby. Sports fans around the world watch with excitement their favourite team play (18) __________. One of the main reasons people like to watch competitions is because they tend to identify themselves with the winners. When they watch the precise moves of Rafael Nadal or Elina Svitolina, see the winning game of the Champions League, they feel (19) __________ and brought a victory to their team. Winners get attention from the media and the public, they are interviewed, they appear on TV – the public enjoys watching the known faces. A fan, (20) _________, likes to see the UEFA Cup, because he can identify himself with the top professionals. Another reason is the unpredictability of sports games. You can never know (21) _________, which forces you to sit tightly and wait for the crucial moment, which designates all the twists and turns of the game. The course of a sports game is always unpredictable: although you can make bets and try to guess today’s winner, it is never certain, which makes the game interesting to watch. A different, but also important reason for watching sports has to do with national identity. When the British watch Liverpool and Chelsea groups, they tend to identify themselves with the players and see all the failures and winnings as if they were their own. Sports games are nowadays considered to be one of the most important factors (22) __________.

Why Do We Like to Watch Sports Competitions?

Why do we like to watch sports competitions? Even people (17) __________ often find themselves in front of the TV, watching football and tennis, basketball and rugby. Sports fans around the world watch with excitement their favourite team play (18) __________. One of the main reasons people like to watch competitions is because they tend to identify themselves with the winners. When they watch the precise moves of Rafael Nadal or Elina Svitolina, see the winning game of the Champions League, they feel (19) __________ and brought a victory to their team. Winners get attention from the media and the public, they are interviewed, they appear on TV – the public enjoys watching the known faces. A fan, (20) _________, likes to see the UEFA Cup, because he can identify himself with the top professionals. Another reason is the unpredictability of sports games. You can never know (21) _________, which forces you to sit tightly and wait for the crucial moment, which designates all the twists and turns of the game. The course of a sports game is always unpredictable: although you can make bets and try to guess today’s winner, it is never certain, which makes the game interesting to watch. A different, but also important reason for watching sports has to do with national identity. When the British watch Liverpool and Chelsea groups, they tend to identify themselves with the players and see all the failures and winnings as if they were their own. Sports games are nowadays considered to be one of the most important factors (22) __________.