Which sentence expresses a key idea from the chapter objectively?

Question

Women began to try to break each other’s cycling records, some biking unbelievable and possibly unhealthy distances over long periods of time.
Critics of women cyclists used words like “disgusting” and “degrading” to describe how they felt about women cycling.
Women were strong competitors, which I believe is why they were able to excel at racing.
The opposition was right in thinking that women should not be cyclists.

Answer 1

The sentence that expresses a key idea from the chapter objectively is:

"Critics of women cyclists used words like 'disgusting' and 'degrading' to describe how they felt about women cycling."

This sentence presents an observation about the views of critics without expressing personal beliefs or biases.