Question

(From "Video Gaming Should Be Considered a Sport" and "Gamers Are Not Athletes", Illuminate)

Question: How does the author in "Video Gaming Should Be Considered a Sport" try to convince us that video gaming is a sport?

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Responses

The author says that reaction time is crucial in both video gaming and regular sports.
The author says that reaction time is crucial in both video gaming and regular sports.

The author mentions studies that suggest video gamers have better thinking skills and quicker reflexes than other pro athletes.
The author mentions studies that suggest video gamers have better thinking skills and quicker reflexes than other pro athletes.

The author talks about how video gamers can have more fans than any other sport.
The author talks about how video gamers can have more fans than any other sport.

The author argues that video games are always more physically tough than regular sports.

Answer 1

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The author argues that video games are always more physically tough than regular sports.

Answer 2

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The correct response is:

The author mentions studies that suggest video gamers have better thinking skills and quicker reflexes than other pro athletes.

Answer 3

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The correct response is:

The author mentions studies that suggest video gamers have better thinking skills and quicker reflexes than other pro athletes.

To find this answer, you need to read the article "Video Gaming Should Be Considered a Sport" and identify the points that the author uses to convince the reader that video gaming is a sport. Look for any mention of studies that emphasize the cognitive and physical abilities of video gamers compared to other athletes.