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1
Where will the 2024 Olympics be held?
Brisbane
Paris
Beijing
Rome
2
The Olympics must be held in every country before you can hold it again
False
True
3
How many sports feature in this years Olympics?
32
35
33
34
4
What do the five rings mean in the Olympic Rings?
The five kids that the creator of the Olympics had
Five main countries that formed the Olympics
Five continents that play in the games
Five main sports
5
There are 2 Tokyo Olympic mascots
False
True
6
Which one of these is not a sport in the Olympics?
Sport Climbing
Artistic swimming
Polo
Pistol shooting
7
Cricket is in the 2020 Olympics
True
False
8
What year was the first modern Olympics held
1896
1900
1884
1892
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How many athletics events are there?
47
49
48
50
10
What sport do the opals play
Netball
Soccer
Basketball
Hockey
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Which of the following is not in the modern pentathlon
Show jumping
Fencing
Cycling
Laser rifle
12
What was the score of the hockey match between the kookaburras (Aussies) and the Belgium national team?
2-2
1-3 to Belgium
3-1 to kookaburras
1-1
13
The oldest Australian athlete competing was 62 years old.
False
True
14
Which team knocked out the Matildas (Women’s Soccer) in the semifinals
Great Britain
USA
Sweden
Canada
15
Where is the Winter Olympics held at in 2022?
Beijing
Paris
Wellington
Liverpool
16
How many medals did Australia receive in the swimming? (Including silver and bronze)
10
14
20
19
17
How many team sports are there in the 2020 Olympics?
28
30
33
29
18
Who is Australia’s most decorated athlete ever? (the person that has won the most medals)
Ian Thorpe
Emma Mckeon
James Callagher
Leisell Jones
19
What colour is this ring in the olympic logo
( they are all black but what is the real one's colour)
Green
Orange
Black
Red
20
There are exactly 350 competitors competing for the Australian team
False
True
