This video discusses the special significance of the current Olympic Games for women, highlighting the inclusion of women in ski jumping after overcoming historical barriers. It introduces new events for both men and women, such as snowboard and skiing competitions featuring acrobatics and obstacles. The video concludes with an overview of the competition, which includes 3,000 athletes competing for 98 medals across 12 disciplines.

Why was the inclusion of women in ski jumping significant in this edition of the Olympic Games?

• It was the only event where women could compete against men.

• The event was newly introduced for both men and women.

• Women had previously been excluded due to a lack of participants and perceived lack of strength.

• It was the first time women were allowed to compete in any Olympic sport.

What was the main reason the International Olympic Committee initially did not allow women to compete in ski jumping?

• Belief that women were not strong enough.

• Lack of interest from female athletes.

• Concerns about safety and injury.

• Insufficient funding for women's events.

What is unique about the new snowboard and ski competition introduced in the Olympics?

• It is held indoors.

• It is only for male athletes.

• It is a team event.

• It involves performing stunts and navigating obstacles.

How many athletes are competing in this edition of the Olympic Games?

• 1,000

• 2,000

• 3,000

• 4,000

How many disciplines are included in the Olympic Games program?

• 12

• 10

• 20

• 15