1. Which sentence best describes the author's opinion of women's athletic dress codes?
O A Women athletes should conform to society's fashion
expectations.
OB Sports is the one area where women should not be judged for
what they wear.
C Criticism of women's athletic fashion does not stop eventual
progress and change.
OD Men use harsh dress codes to ensure they don't have to
compete against women.
O

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