Read the text, look at the images and answer the questions: Adaptive Sports for Kids (A.S.K.) is a non-profit organization, formed in December, 2011. Its goal is to give children and young adults with special needs the opportunity to play sports they are not able to play alone, all at no cost to them. Each child is Adv Sp for a partnered with a "buddy" volunteer who helps the player with whatever he needs. The "buddies" run, push the wheelchair, or just play in the dirt with the athletes they "adopted", during the games. Currently, there are "buddies" for six kinds of activities. They are: baseball, taekwondo, cheer, soccer, flag football and basketball. All sports are held at Doornbos Park in Netherlands, Texas. There is no fee to participate. A.S.K. encourages everyone to come out and watch a game.What is the meaning of A.S.K.? b) What kind of organization is it? d Who helps a child or a young adult with special needs to play? d) Are there "buddies" for many activities? E)What are the activities covered by the "buddy" volunteers? F) Where are the sports held? g) is it necessary to pay to particitate? h) Is it a good idea to integrate people?