Olympics

Which kayaker held up an eagle feather in tribute to their Mohawk heritage while accepting their medal?

The official mascots of Paris 2024 Olympic Games are Phrygian caps, a symbol of France. What are they?

The Refugee Olympics Team formed in 2016 and just won its first medal at Paris in 2024.

Ski ballet was a demonstration sport at the 1988 and 1992 Winter Olympics.

In hurdles and sprints, a false start does not automatically disqualify the athlete.

When wrestling first appeared in the Olympics, all of the competitors were actually prisoners.

In which sport has Canada won the most Olympic medals?

When and where were the first modern Olympics held?

Which country was the first to host the Olympics in South America?

What two techniques must be used in weightlifting?

Who was the first openly LGBTQ+ person to compete at the Olympic games?

In a bizarre twist in the 1904 marathon, how did Fred Lorz "win"?

Where were the ancient Olympics held?

What does the Olympic motto "Citius, altius, fortius" mean?

In the Paralympics, the balls used in blind football are filled with bells.

What do the rings of the Olympics represent?

Who designed the modern Olympic flag?

Which sport made it's debut in Paris 2024?

[Warm up] In which country did the Olympics originate?

Who was the first Canadian man to win a medal?

In what year were computers first used to tabulate Winter Olympic results?

Over 150,000 jobs were created in order to organize and host the Olympic Games

In which sport at the Paralympics, are the wheelchairs fastened to the ground?

Women were not allowed to compete in the ancient Olympics, but they had a competition at Olympia. What was its name?

Between 1921 and 1948, who else besides athletes competed at the games?

What is the fastest sport in the Olympics?

In the Ancient Olympics: Pankration, a mixture of boxing and wrestling, what were the only forbidden moves?

In the ancient Olympics, city-states signed a truce that made war forbidden during the games.

What sport was once, but no longer, part of the Olympics?

Who is the only Canadian to hold medals in both the Summer and Winter Olympics?

Which opening ceremony was the first to be televised live worldwide?

What swimsuit was banned after its medal sweeping performances in 2008?

The Eco-friendly Olympic Village in Paris used low-carbon concrete and renewable energy - and cardboard beds!

India holds the record for the most gold medals won in men's field hockey.

How many times has Paris hosted the Summer Olympics?

An Ethiopian runner won the gold medal, competing barefoot at the 1960 games in Rome?

Who was the first openly non-binary, trans athlete to win gold?

During which Olympics did the Olympic torch travel to outer space?

What happens when the torch's flame goes out?

In the canoe slalom event, an athlete may get another paddle if it breaks.

Who holds the record for the most Olympic medals won?

Which Olympics featured medals with this design?

In what year did the first Canadian woman medalist win her medal?

Divers could potentially lose two points for not being "confident" during take-off.

2024 is the first Olympic games in history with an equal number of male and female athletes competing.

During the opening ceremony, teams always enter in order of the Greek alphabet.

Which figure skating move is named after a former gold medalist?

In the ancient Olympics, what was the reward for winning?

How was the torch lit at the 1992 Barcelona games?

How is the Olympic flame traditionally lit?