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7. international sports events promote: competitive excellence cultural…

Question

  1. international sports events promote:

competitive excellence
cultural exchange and understanding
analytical thinking
athletic prowess

  1. which is not a sports cauterization?

team sports
individual sports
water sports
land sports
adventure and extreme sports

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  • For question 7: International sports events bring together athletes and spectators from different cultures. Athletes compete at a high level (competitive excellence and athletic prowess are part of sports nature). But the key aspect among the options that is a major promotion is cultural exchange as people interact, learn about each other's cultures. Analytical thinking is more related to academic or problem - solving scenarios not directly to international sports events' main promotion.
  • For question 8: Sports are typically categorized based on the nature of participation (team vs individual) and the environment (water, land, adventure/extreme). There is no standard "cauterization" (assuming it's a mis - spelling, maybe "categorization") of sports as "cauterization" which is a medical term (burning tissue, not related to sports types).

Answer:

  1. Cultural exchange and understanding
  2. (Assuming it's a mis - spell of "categorization" in the question) All the options (Team Sports, Individual Sports, Water Sports, Land Sports, Adventure and Extreme Sports) are valid sports categorizations. If the question is about a non - existent or mis - named category (due to "cauterization" which is not a sports category term), but based on the given options and a wrong term in the question, there is an error in the question's wording. If we assume it's a typo for "categorization", then all the listed options (Team Sports, Individual Sports, Water Sports, Land Sports, Adventure and Extreme Sports) are correct sports categorizations. But if we take "cauterization" as is (a medical term), then the question is flawed. However, if we consider it as a typo for "categorization", there is no incorrect option among the given ones as they are all common sports categorization types.