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Under the Gregorian rule, a century year is a leap year only if it divides by:

A400
B100
C200
D300
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 400
1. Three out of four century years were made common years. 2. Only those passing one test stay leap years. 3. That test is division by 400. _Source: OpenStax Astronomy 2e, Chapter 4, Earth, Moon, and Sky._
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