Yes, it is A and D. Nobles in gardens and a bull leaping.
Here's an excerpt from my textbook to back it up:
Minoan Frescoes Show Palace Life
The walls of the palace at Knossos were covered with colorful frescoes, paintings in watercolor done on wet plaster. These frescoes provide evidence of Minoan life. Leaping dolphins suggest the importance of the sea. Some frescoes show young nobles, both men and women, strolling through gardens outside the palace. These images suggest that women appeared freely in public and may have enjoyed more rights than women in most other ancient civilizations.
A startling fresco depicts men and women in a dangerous athletic contest, jumping through the horns of a charging bull. Minoan sculptors also created works showing bull leapers. Scholars think that bull leaping was part of a religious activity.
