How do you feel about dangerous and extreme sports? complete the writing that is closer to youopinion. give some reasons to defend your point of view (some phrases from the box can help you1. i don't like cruel and dangerous sports. i can never understand people who like boxing orkickboxing bekause------------ ----- ----- ----it's rude and disgusting to look at peoplekicking each other• any sport should bring positive emotions. athletes should be beautiful to look at1 . it's not a fight – it's a competition• the sportsmen follow the rules and it'sprohibited to break them• most sports can cause pain• you can break all your bones doing figure1 skating or gymnastics1 . it teaches you to be brave and patient---- --------- , заранее ​

ответ:

это творческое .

объяснение:

повводи всё в переводчик, в моем случае если отвечать на вопрос про кикбоксинг.

i don't like cruel and dangerous sports. i can never understand people who like boxing or

kickboxing because: any sport should bring positive emotions

в остальном вообще не понятно, всё написано в разброс, напиши нормально, после уже и ответ нормальный получишь.

"torment  omairy"  november 13, 1985.  eruption of the volcano  nevado  del ruiz(colombia).  mountain  snow melts, and  the mass  of  mud, earth and water  of 50  feet  literallyrazed  everything in its path.  the death toll  has exceeded  23,000 people.  the disasterreceived  tremendous response from  all over the world,  thanks in part to  photograph  a little girl  named  omaira  sanchaz.  she  was trapped  -  in  the neck  thinner, her legs  were  trappedin the concrete  construction of the house.  rescue workers  tried to  pump out the  mud  and the release  of the child, but in vain.  the girl  was kept  for three days,  then  infected  by severalviruses.  as a  journalist,  says  christina  echandia, is located near  all the time,  omaira  sang and  talked  with others.  she was afraid  and  she  always  wanted  to drink,  but  kept  verybravely.  on the third night  she began  hallucinating.  the photo was taken  a few hours beforedeath.  photographer  - frank fournier.