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Study the information about the Olympic Games given opposite. 2a. Discuss the bar chart with a partner....

1. Study the information about the Olympic Games given opposite.
2a. Discuss the bar chart with a partner. What general trends can you see, e.g. numbers over the years? ratio of males to females?
2b. Write a paragraph summarising the information given in the graph.
3a. Discuss the information in the table.
- Which sports were included in the first Olympic Games?
- How many different water sports are there? What are they?
- What is the most recent sport to be introduced to the Olympic Games?
- Which sports are individual sports? Which are team sports?

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1. Study the information about the Olympic Games given opposite. (No specific answer required, as this is an instruction to study.)

2a. The bar chart shows a general increase in the number of competitors in the Olympic Games over the years. The ratio of males to females has become more balanced over time, with a noticeable increase in female participation.

2b. The graph illustrates the growth in the number of competitors in the Olympic Games since the Second World War. Initially, the number of male competitors was significantly higher than females, but over the years, female participation has increased, leading to a more balanced gender ratio in recent games.

3a.

  1. Which sports were included in the first Olympic Games? Athletics and Gymnastics were included in the first Olympic Games.
  2. How many different water sports are there? What are they? There are two water sports listed: Canoeing and Swimming.
  3. What is the most recent sport to be introduced to the Olympic Games? The most recent sport introduced is Badminton in 1992.
  4. Which sports are individual sports? Which are team sports? Individual sports include Archery, Athletics, Badminton, Boxing, and Gymnastics. Team sports include Hockey, Baseball, and Sailing.

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