Although the Nordic countries did not like the idea of organizing the Winter Olympic Games, winter sports returned to the Olympics for the 1920 Games in Antwerp, Belgium, where medals were awarded in figure skating and ice hockey. Swedish skaters won the women's and men's singles competitions, while skaters from Finland won the pairs. Another Swedish skater won the silver in women's singles, while Norwegians got silver medals in the men's and pairs events, as well as the bronze in the men's singles. Only the British team and American Theresa Weld, who won the bronze medals in pairs and womenis singles, respectively were not from Scandinavia. Canada won the gold medal in ice hockey, with the United States winning silver and Czechoslovakia finishing with the bronze. From 1928 to 1992 the Winter Games were held every four years in the same calendar year as the Summer Games. Only two years separated the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, France, and the 1994 Winter Games in Lillehammer, Norway. Since then, the Winter and Summer Games have been each held at four-year intervals, alternating in even-numbered years. The next Summer Olympics Games will be in 2028 in the USA and the next Winter Olympic Games will be held in 2026 in Italy In 1920 the medals in ice hockey were awarded... 1) only to Scandinavian countries. 2) to countries from both Europe and North America. 3) only to European countries. 4) only to two counties. E. Which sentence is TRUE according to the last paragraph? 1) In 1992 there were both the Summer and Winter Olympic Games. 2) In 1992 there were only the Summer Olympic Games. 3) In 1928 there were only the Winter Olympic Games. 4) In 1994 there were only the Summer Olympic Games. впр