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Discuss how you will measure the worth of a sports event.

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Discuss how you will measure the worth of a sports event.

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A sports event provides us with different/varied experiences. It sometimes brings forth our competitive spirit. We witness joy in victory and sorrow in a loss. We learn to be humble in victory and take defeat with a smile. We learn to give our best.

The worth of a sports event can be measured by the enjoyment it provides and the lessons it imparts.

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Chapter 12: Count your Garden - Things to do [Page 28]

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Chapter 12 Count your Garden
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Chapter 12 Count your Garden
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