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Time Measurement: Some competitive events can take minutes and others hours.
The table below lists many winter sporting events and the time it may take to win these competitive activities.
Sport Number of Athletes Approximate Time
to Win This
Competitive EventCompetitors (M/F) Course Length
if ApplicableBiathlon 1 23.08 minutes female 15 kilometers Biathlon 1 27.16 minutes male 20 kilometers Skiing-Downhill 1 1.28 minutes female na Skiing-Downhill 1 1.50 minutes male na Skiing-Slalom 1 1.32 minutes female na Skiing-Slalom 1 1.49 minutes male na Skiing-Combined 1 2.40 minutes female na Skiing-Combined 1 3.08 minutes male na Moguls 1 0.250 minutes female na Moguls 1 0.269 minutes male na Speed Skating 1 1.16 minutes
1.36 minutesfemale 1000 meters long track
1000 meters short trackSpeed Skating 1 1.10 minutes
1.30 minutesmale 1000 meters long track
1000 meters short trackSpeed Skating 1 13.15 minutes male 10,000 meters - a long race! Bobsled 2 3.37 minutes male Steep, curvy drop Bobsled 4 2.39 minutes male Steep, curvy, FAST drop Luge - Singles 1 3.23 minutes female 1 person sled ride! Cross Country 1 17.37 minutes female 5k classic Cross Country 1 27.24 minutes male 10k classic Cross Country 1 1 hour & 22 min. female 30k freestyle Cross Country 1 2 hours & 5 min. male 50k freestyle
a 2 hour race!!!Ice Hockey 6 60 minutes
playing time25 players on team
male & femalena
Four "Difficult Adjectives" to improve your SAT-ACT vocabulary.

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2. Suggest individuals who, in your opinion, participate in sporting events that typify the qualities. Why?
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