The question is asking about the interpretation of a distance-time graph that measures the performance of four people in a race.

Option 1 states that ‘A’ came first (I) and `D` ran faster in the later part (III) but they are both false, and `C` led all the way (II) which is true.

Option 2 asserts that `A` did not win (I) and `C` didn`t lead the entire time (II). Both are false. But it agrees that `D` ran faster in the later part of the race (III), so it`s true.

Option 3 suggests that both `A` came first (I) and `D` ran faster in the latter part (III) are true. However, it contradicts the claim that `C` led all the way through (II) which it considers false.

Option 4 puts forth that `A` coming first (I) is the only true statement, and that both `C` leading all the way (II) and `D` running faster later (III) are false.

The correct answer is option 2: `A` didn`t win and `C` didn`t lead throughout, but `D` did run faster