Q1. Some games prepare children for:
Explanation
The question refers to the passage's idea that some games act as preparation for later stages of life. 'Adolescence and adulthood' fits that meaning because play can train children in roles, responsibilities, cooperation, and social behaviour needed as they grow older. 'Competition' is only one possible element of games and is too narrow. 'Good health' may be a benefit of physical play, but it does not match the stated preparation in the passage. 'Academics' concerns classroom study, which is not the focus of this statement.
