Answer the questions
1.What traditional Russian games do you know
2.What sports and games are most popular in Russia now
3.What sports are new or uncommon in this country
4.What summer and winter sports do you know
5.What sports would you enjoy most? Why
6.What famous Russian and foreign athletes do you know? In what sports did they become famous
7.What sports are the most dangerous and the least dangerous
8.What water sports do you know
9.What team games do teenagers usually play in Russian schools
10.Why is it necessary for teenagers to go in for sport
11.Are there enough stadiums, gyms and swimming baths in the place where you live
12.What can local and national governments do to make sport more popular?

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Some traditional Russian games include Gorodki (similar to skittles), Bandy (similar to ice hockey), and Lapta (similar to baseball).

The most popular sports in Russia now include football (soccer), ice hockey, basketball, volleyball, and figure skating.

Some uncommon sports in Russia include lacrosse, rugby, and American football.

Some summer sports include football, tennis, swimming, and cycling. Some winter sports include ice hockey, figure skating, skiing, and snowboarding.

I would enjoy playing tennis the most because I enjoy the competitiveness and individual challenge it offers.

Some famous Russian athletes include Maria Sharapova (tennis), Alexander Ovechkin (ice hockey), and Yelena Isinbayeva (pole vaulting). Some famous foreign athletes include Michael Jordan (basketball), Serena Williams (tennis), and Usain Bolt (track and field).

The most dangerous sports are typically extreme sports such as skydiving, base jumping, and mixed martial arts. The least dangerous sports are typically low-impact sports such as swimming, cycling, and golf.

Some water sports include swimming, diving, water polo, and synchronized swimming.

Teenagers in Russian schools usually play team games such as football, basketball, volleyball, and handball.

It is necessary for teenagers to go in for sport to stay healthy, improve physical fitness, relieve stress, build teamwork skills, and develop discipline and self-confidence.

There are enough stadiums, gyms, and swimming baths in the place where I live, but access to them may vary depending on the region.

Local and national governments can make sport more popular by investing in sports facilities, promoting physical activity in schools, providing funding for sports programs, organizing sports events and competitions, and offering incentives for participation in sports.