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1
What are the 5 Olympic rings?
They represent the union of the five continents
They represent the different races in the world
They represent the colours of the athletes in different continents.
2
In this sport, you wear a safety harness and move up a rope.
BMX racing
rock climbing
rafting
parkour
3
Who designed the Olympic symbol?
Pierre de Coubertin
The presidents of the five continents
A group of athletes
The Olympic committee
4
Which of these games did the Greek Olympics play?
wrestling and horse racing.
pankration, basket throwing and running.
pankration, football and javelin.
jump racing and tennis.
5
In this sport, you bounce up and down on a long elastic rope.
rock climbing
bungee jumping
puenting
bridge jumping
6
When and where did the modern Olympic games take place?
Athens, 1896
Olympia, Greece , in 1896
Athens, 1956
Olympia, Greece, in 1896 BC
7
In this sport, you jump out of an aeroplane
rafting
pilot
scuba diving
parachuting
8
Which object do you need to go cycling?
goggles
torch
helmet
shin pads
9
Which objects do you need to go caving?
board and torch
helmet and torch
paddle and helmet
wet suit and helmet
10
Which object do you need to go swimming?
goggles
shuttlecock
helmet
raquet
11
Which objects do you need to play tennis?
raquet and ball
racquet , ball and net
racquet, shin pads and ball
racquet , ball and board
12
For this sport, you need a board and a wetsuit.
kitesurfing
surfing
board surfing
parachuting
13
Why are Olympics every 4 years?
To respect the ancient origins of the Olympic Games
It takes so long to prepare them.
To respect the origins of the Games, which were held at Athens
To have summer and winter games at the same time.
14
The running race known as stadion or stade is the oldest Olympic Sport in the world.
False
True