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Test Promoting inclusion, diversity and gender parity

QUESTION 1: What example does the text mention as a discipline that imposes prohibitive costs during its training stages?

Motor racing
School athletics
Amateur soccer
Both motor racing and equestrian sports

QUESTION 2: What actions have champions and league leaders taken, according to the text, to denounce injustices and marginalization?

Promoting subsidy schemes
Sign contracts with federations
Risking lucrative contracts and sponsorships to speak out against injustices
Remain neutral

QUESTION 3: What measure does the text propose to counteract economic stratification and ensure universal access to facilities?

Organize more exclusive competitions
Implement subsidy schemes that ensure universal access to facilities
Reducing the international visibility of established figures
Increase tuition fees for training academies

QUESTION 4: What does the commercial success of the Women’s World Cup demonstrate, according to the text?

Lack of interest in women’s sports
Growing momentum in the fight for parity, evidenced by record viewership
Less media coverage than men
Decrease in sponsors

QUESTION 5: According to the summary, what must the playing field ignore in order to function as an absolute meritocracy?

Social benefits
Technical skill
Individual effort
Age and gender

QUESTION 6: According to the text, what effect does it have when an elite athlete takes a stand in favor of civil rights?

Does not change the stance of corporations
Affects only the local audience
Drives cultural transformations and forces sponsors and federations to take a stand
Leads to the withdrawal of all sponsors

QUESTION 7: What must continue to be done today to eradicate discriminatory practices within the athletic ecosystem?

Continue working hard to eradicate discrimination
Restricting access to facilities
Increasing gym membership fees
Promoting historical segregation

QUESTION 8: According to the text, what can organizations do with their influence to promote equality?

Ignore systemic injustices
Limit the visibility of women’s tournaments
Simply protect the profitability of events
Lead major social movements toward true equality

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