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Which of these is the official motto of the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Beijing 2022?
Faster, higher, stronger - together
Toward our common destiny
Together for a shared future
Harmony in unity
2
Which Russian figure-skater has performed five quads in free skating for the first time ever?
Alexandra Trusova
Alina Zagitova
Anna Shcherbakova
Kamila Valieva
3
Where is the International Olympic Committee based?
Spain
USA
France
Switzerland
4
Which Russian sportsman has won a big amount of medals at the Beijing 2022 Olympics?
Alexander Bolshunov
Natalia Nepryaeva
Julia Stupak
Alexander Terentiev
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What country has won most medals in 2022 Olympics?
USA
China
Germany
Norway
6
When did the first Winter Olympics take place?
1904
1908
1924
1916
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Bing Dwen Dwen is the official mascot for the Beijing'22. Bing ("ice") is purity and strength. What does Dwen Dwen mean?
Olympics
Panda
Children
Speed
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How many medals has Russia won in 2022 Olympics?
40
37
30
32
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The Russian athletes of what sport have won most medals to the Russian team?
skiers
biathlonist
figure-skaters
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How often do Olympic Games take place?
every 5 years
every 4 years
every year
every 2 years
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When and where did the Olympics begin?
in 777 BC in Greece
in 777 BC in Italy
in 777 BC in Egypt
in 777 BC in China
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What do these rings represent?
countries of the world
continents of the world
cities of the world
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How many different sports are there at the Beijing 2022 Olympics?
15
20
10
14
What was the name of the French nobleman who decided to bring the Olympic Games back to life?
Pierre de Coubertin
Thomas Arnold
William Alan Shatner
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How many rings are there in the Olympic Games symbol?
six
five
seven
four
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"Faster, Higher, Stronger" is the motto for the modern "what"?
Olympic Games
Football Championship
Figure-skating Championship
