Name of Article: "Okay Not to Be Okay": Mental Health takes top role at Olympics Question: A central idea from the article is the International Olympic Committee is trying to address mental health by increasing resources for its athletes. Which two details best support this idea?

Answers: A: 1 and 2
B: 1 and 3
C: 2 and 3
D: 3 and 4

1. The 24-hour hotline is a free service that offers in more than 70 languages clinical support, structured short-term counseling, practical support and, if needed, guidance to the appropriate IOC reporting mechanisms in the case of harassment and/or abuse.

2. Content was created for various social media platforms to feature current Olympians championing mental health causes. And the Olympic State of Mind series on Olympics. com shares compilations of mental health stories and podcasts about mental health and uplifting the athletes' voices.

3. Naoko Imoto, a swimmer at the 1996 Atlanta Games, is a consultant on gender equity for the Tokyo Olympic Committee. She said Osaka's admission in early June about mental health struggles represented an opening for a discussion largely avoided.

4. In an analysis of more than 18,000 data points from print, online, broadcast, and social media sources covering track and field, swimming, tennis, gymnastics, and soccer, 69%