Which post-event benefit involves public use of facilities?

Which post-event benefit involves public use of facilities?

• A. Increased sports participation (during/after event)
• B. Introduction and growth of sports (during/after event)
• C. Minority sports platform (during event)
• D. Facilities can be used by the public (after event)

Answer: (D)

This item is about the post-event benefit that directly involves public access to venues. The statement that facilities can be used by the public after the event best fits this idea because it shows the ongoing, shared use of the sports infrastructure beyond the competition itself. Opening venues to the community after a major event can boost participation, support local clubs, and encourage people to stay active. The other options describe benefits related to participation levels or sport development during or after the event, or showcasing minority sports, but they don’t specifically capture the ongoing public use of facilities after the event.

This item is about the post-event benefit that directly involves public access to venues. The statement that facilities can be used by the public after the event best fits this idea because it shows the ongoing, shared use of the sports infrastructure beyond the competition itself. Opening venues to the community after a major event can boost participation, support local clubs, and encourage people to stay active.

The other options describe benefits related to participation levels or sport development during or after the event, or showcasing minority sports, but they don’t specifically capture the ongoing public use of facilities after the event.