Women were prohibited from participating in the Olympics until 1932.

• A. Not specified
• B. Depends on event
• C. False
• D. True

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is how gender participation in the Olympic Games has evolved over time. Women did not face a blanket ban for the entire history of the Olympics; they began competing at the Games early on. In 1900 Paris, women participated in a limited set of events, which marked the first time women were part of the Olympic program. Over the following decades, opportunities for women expanded in various sports, though growth was uneven and varied by sport and era. By 1932, there was a larger female presence, but the key point is that the claim of a universal prohibition lasting until 1932 overlooks these earlier entries and gradual expansion. So, the statement is not accurate because women did compete in the Olympics before 1932.