To ensure that athletes perform at their best.

To promote fair play and respect among athletes.

To maximize the commercial value of sports.

To create a level playing field for all athletes.

Cheating or attempting to gain an unfair advantage.

Displaying poor sportsmanship, such as arguing with officials or opponents.

Using performance-enhancing drugs.

All of the above.

Athletes should always strive to win at all costs.

Athletes should respect the rules and regulations of the sport.

Athletes should treat their opponents with respect and dignity.

All of the above.

Congratulating your opponent after a match, even if you lost.

Refusing to shake hands with your opponent after a match.

Arguing with the referee or umpire about a call.

Taunting or belittling your opponent during a match.

It ensures that athletes are always striving to perform at their best.

It promotes fair play and respect among athletes.

It helps to maintain the credibility and reputation of sports.

All of the above.

Using performance-enhancing drugs to gain an unfair advantage.

Bribing officials or manipulating results to ensure victory.

Intentionally injuring an opponent to gain an advantage.

All of the above.

They should set a positive example for athletes by demonstrating good sportsmanship.

They should enforce the rules and regulations of the sport fairly and consistently.

They should educate athletes about the importance of fair play and respect.

All of the above.

An athlete who always plays by the rules and respects their opponents.

An athlete who uses performance-enhancing drugs to gain an unfair advantage.

An athlete who argues with officials and displays poor sportsmanship.

An athlete who intentionally injures their opponents to gain an advantage.

It helps young athletes learn the value of fair play and respect.

It creates a positive and enjoyable environment for young athletes.

It helps young athletes develop their athletic skills and abilities.

All of the above.

Encouraging teammates to play fairly and respect their opponents.

Taunting or belittling opponents during a game.

Arguing with officials about calls.

All of the above.

They should set a positive example for young athletes by demonstrating good sportsmanship.

They should encourage their children to play fairly and respect their opponents.

They should educate their children about the importance of fair play and sportsmanship.

All of the above.

A parent who always cheers for their child's team, even when they are losing.

A parent who argues with officials and coaches about calls.

A parent who encourages their child to play fairly and respect their opponents.

A parent who puts pressure on their child to win at all costs.

It helps to maintain the integrity and credibility of professional sports.

It creates a positive and enjoyable environment for athletes and fans.

It helps to promote fair play and respect among athletes.

All of the above.

An athlete using performance-enhancing drugs to gain an unfair advantage.

An athlete intentionally injuring an opponent to gain an advantage.

An athlete engaging in match-fixing or point-shaving.

All of the above.

They should establish and enforce rules and regulations that promote fair play and respect.

They should educate athletes and teams about the importance of sports ethics and sportsmanship.

They should investigate and punish violations of sports ethics and sportsmanship.

All of the above.