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2. At the first winter Olympic Games in Chamonix in 1928, 1. figure skating, 2. gender imbalance, 3. socially acceptable, 4. non-contact sports, 5. Track and field was the only discipline available to women.
3. The first half of the 20th century was marked with 1. figure skating, 2. gender imbalance, 3. socially acceptable, 4. non-contact sports, 5. Track and field at the Olympic Games, as men constituted a vast majority of contestants at almost each event.
4. Disciplines such as archery, horse riding, or golf are called 1. figure skating, 2. gender imbalance, 3. socially acceptable, 4. non-contact sports, 5. Track and field since contestants do not come into contact with one another.
5. 1. figure skating, 2. gender imbalance, 3. socially acceptable, 4. non-contact sports, 5. Track and field disciplines opened to women for the first time at the Amsterdam Olympics of 1928.
VIOLATE
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3. For many years women were allowe to poarticipate only in socially Tu uzupełnij disciplines.
ACCEPT
4. People of all genders should be given the same chances of fair Tu uzupełnij at sports events.
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5. Baron Pierre de Coubertin wanted to be Tu uzupełnij to the ancient Olympic principles.
FAITH
“The only person who can stop you from reaching your goals is you,” said Jackie Joyner Kersee, an American track and field athlete about her pursuit of sport goals. How does this quote relate to the history of women’s participation in the Olympic Games? Write your opinion in 5–6 sentences.
You have recently watched a documentary about the history of women’s participation in the Olympic Games. Write an email to your friend in which you will share your findings. In the email:
inform when the first modern era Olympics took place and explain why women were banned from them;
mention which sport disciplines women were allowed to compete in and why;
give an example of a female athlete who was a pathfinder in her discipline;
write how you feel about women’s participation in the Olympics.
Your email should be 100–150 words long.