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Your Player's Keeper by Gordon Marino



This activity contains 10 questions.

Question 1.
According to the author, coaches should be concerned about the off-field behavior of their players because

 
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Question 2.
The author thinks that athletes are not prepared to

 
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Question 3.
Some college athletes feel and act privileged because

 
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Question 4.
The author believes the sex education most athletes get from school is

 
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Question 5.
Actions the author suggests that coaches take to improve players' behavior off the playing field are to

 
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Question 6.
The author would agree with the following statement that

 
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Question 7.
Coaches are the "gatekeepers to the field of dreams." In this context, "gatekeepers" means

 
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Question 8.
In paragraph 7, the young man was "adamant" that the woman wanted to have sex. "Adamant" means

 
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Question 9.
Athletes are often treated "deferentially." In this context, "deferentially" means

 
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Question 10.
According to the author, the first "teaching moment" to discuss the issue to off-field behavior should take place

 
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