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QUESTION 1: How is the structure of athletic talent described in the text?

A flat network without hierarchy
A random recruitment system
A circular model centered on the elite
A continuous pyramid model

QUESTION 2: What do the foundational programs at the base of the model teach?

Only advanced tactics
Basic motor skills such as jumping and coordination
Administrative management of clubs
Exclusive training for adults

QUESTION 3: What role do neighborhood clubs and unpaid associations play, according to the text?

These are exclusive centers for professionals
They act as mere spectators of the system
These are vital foundations that support the major leagues
Completely replace elite training programs

QUESTION 4: What is one consequence of the lack of funding for local training facilities?

Reliance on altruistic volunteers who donate their time
Automatic increase in government spending
Reduction in the fan base by law
Immediate transformation into profit-making institutions

QUESTION 5: What is required to ensure the survival of basic infrastructure?

Ensure that the major leagues continue to operate without changes
Elimination of recreational programs
Relying solely on volunteers for funding
An intelligent redistribution of resources generated by the elite

QUESTION 6: What effect do community recreational projects have on society?

They act as protective shields that reduce juvenile crime
Leads to an increase in gangs in vulnerable areas
Increases childhood sedentary behavior
They only seek to train professional competitors

QUESTION 7: What do the authors criticize about government administrations?

They always prioritize the amateur sports community
That invest exclusively in public health
They focus financial contributions on the international medal count and neglect neighborhood organizations
That fully subsidize neighborhood clubs

QUESTION 8: How do they rate investment in the amateur sports community?

As a recreational expense with no social impact
As the most cost-effective and transformative social prevention and public health strategy
As a measure exclusively for sports elites
As a purely private responsibility

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