what is Mark Chan’s main goal?, To become an aerospace engineer, To coach the Singapore national team, To climb for Singapore in the next Olympics, To move permanently to the U.K., When did Mark start climbing?, When he was ten, When he was fourteen, When he was eighteen, When he started college, Why did Mark join the Singapore national team?, His parents asked him to join., He won a competition at college., His school coach introduced him to the team., He wanted to train in the U.K., What does Mark study at college?, Sports science, Engineering, Business, Physical education, Why is it difficult for Mark to balance school and climbing?, He doesn't enjoy studying., He doesn't have enough money for training., He has to study hard and also spend a lot of time training., His coach doesn't allow him to train during the week., What does Mark do to achieve his goal?, He trains every day and participates in competitions., He only trains on weekends., He stopped going to college., He practices only when he has a competition., What does the phrase “he never gives up” tell us about Mark?, He is sometimes afraid of competitions, He continues even when things are difficult., He doesn't want to listen to his coach, He doesn't have a clear goal., Why does Mark practice the same climbing move many times?, Because he wants to teach other climbers, Because his coach makes him do it, Because he believes practice helps him improve, Because competitions require the same moves, Who is Ian Dunn?, Mark's college professor, Mark's school coach, Mark's climbing coach, Mark's teammate, . What does Ian think Mark needs to improve?, His strength and speed, His concentration and confidence, His English and communication skills, His academic performance, What will Mark do next year?, Stop climbing and focus on college, Move to Singapore's national training center, Move to the U.K. to train with his coac, Start working as an aerospace engineer, 12. What can we infer about Mark from the reading?, He is willing to work hard to achieve his dream., He doesn't really enjoy climbing anymore., He finds it easy to balance school and training., He has already achieved his Olympic goal.
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