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Andreas93 [3]
3 years ago
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write an essay about Paralympic and Special Olympic Essay 100 points please i spent 400 points on 4 questions asking to write an

essay about Paralympic and Special Olympic Essay with 100 points this is my 5th question asking someone to help me write an Paralympic and Special Olympic Essay i only need 6-7 sentences and 2 paragraphs 100 pt
Physics
1 answer:
Vadim26 [7]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: Qualifying as an Olympian is an extremely difficult feat for anyone to accomplish and is regarded as a very prestigious title. To qualify as a Paralympian is an even tougher challenge. ForParalympic athletes, the sports in which Olympians compete are harder to do, harder to train for, and pose challenges that would prove nearly impossible for a fully able-bodied person to overcome. The disparity in level of difficulty between the same sports in Olympics and Paralympics was evident to me when watching the events. Whether skiing down a mountain, swimming, or playing on ice, Paralympic athletes must demonstrate a higher level of skill in order to succeed in their respective event.

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