Question

8. Coaches of kids' sports teams are increasingly concerned about the behavior of parents at games.

Parents are screaming and cursing at coaches, officials, players, and other parents. Physical fights have
even broken out at games. Parents need to be reminded that coaches are volunteers, giving up their
time and energy to help kids develop in their chosen sport. The goal of kids' sports teams is to learn and
develop skills, but it's also to have fun. When parents are out of control at games and practices, it takes
Lhe fun out of the sport.
From this passage, it can be concluded that:
a. Coaches are modeling good behavior for kids.
b. Organized sports are not good for kids.
C. Parents' behavior at their kids' games needs to change.
d. Parents and coaches need to work together.

Answer 1

C. Parents' behavior at their kids' games needs to change.

Step-by-step explanation:

The passage is about how parents aren't behaving well at their kids' games, and how the parents need to remember that coaches are volunteers and only trying to help the players develop their skills, etc.