Question

running outside in the elements can be refreshing—and challenging. when it’s raining, for example, running on slippery roads can be tough, even for experienced runners. one way to deal with wet roads is to take shorter, quicker strides, which decreases contact with the slippery surface and reduces the risk of slipping. heavy winds can also be an obstacle when running outdoors. runners can wear form - fitting clothing to cut down on some of the wind resistance. extremely cold temperatures may be another setback for runners. when running on frigid winter days, runners should wear layers. with layers, runners stay warm at the start of the run and can also shed a layer once their bodies have warmed up.
match the problems with their solutions.
problem
cold temperatures may make running uncomfortable.
wind may increase resistance.
rain may make running conditions slippery.
solution
runners can shorten their stride.
runners can wear form - fitting clothing.
runners can wear layers.

Explanation:

Match each outdoor running problem to its corresponding solution using the provided text context:

1. For slippery running conditions from rain, the text states shorter strides reduce slipping risk.
2. For cold temperatures making running uncomfortable, layering clothing helps runners stay warm and adjust as they heat up.
3. For wind increasing resistance, form-fitting clothing cuts down on wind resistance.

Answer:

1. Rain may make running conditions slippery. → Runners can shorten their stride.
2. Cold temperatures may make running uncomfortable. → Runners can wear layers.
3. Wind may increase resistance. → Runners can wear form-fitting clothing.