Question

i-readyinferences about informational text — quiz — level ewould participate. in 1894,de coubertin founded agroup called theinternational olympiccommittee (ioc), to planthe athletics contests. inhonor of the ancientgreeks, the ioc decided tohold the first modernolympics in athens,greece.pierre de coubertinorganized the first modernolympics, held in 1896.it took two years to organize the first modern olympics.even with all that time spent planning, some parts of thecompetition were thrown together at the last minute.some tourists who were visiting greece stumbled upon theevents. even though they hadnt signed up to compete inthe games, they were allowed to take part. still, the firstolympics were small. there were only 13 countriesparticipating, and all 280 athletes were men.read the underlined sentences.what do they help you understandabout the first modern olympics?the games were just for greeks.the games were for new athletes.the games were very popular.the games were easy to get into.

Explanation:

The underlined sentences state that visiting tourists who hadn't signed up were allowed to compete. This shows that the first modern Olympics had low barriers to entry, meaning they were easy to get into. The other options are incorrect: the games had participants from 13 countries (not just Greeks), the tourists were not new athletes specifically, and the small number of athletes does not indicate high popularity.

Answer:

The games were easy to get into.