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The Olympics, Explained
The Olympics, Explained
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1
Each ring is supposed to symbolize an inhabited continent.
True
False
2
Who protested against racial violence in America?
Will Smith and John Carlos protested against racial violence in America.
Sam Smith and John Lennon protested against racial violence in America.
Tommie Smith and Juan Carlos protested against racial violence in America.
Tommie Smith and John Carlos protested against racial violence in America.
3
Until what century were the Olympics essentially dead?
The Olympics were essentially dead until XX century.
The Olympics were essentially dead until XVII century.
The Olympics were essentially dead until IX century.
The Olympics were essentially dead until XIX century.
4
The Paralympics were created in 1960.
False
True
5
Why are the colors chosen?
Because they represent Inside Out's emotions.
Because they represent peace and love around the world.
Because every flag in the world had at least one color represented in.
Because every country loves that colors.
6
Who won four medal for his running?
Jesse Owens won four medals for his running.
Jesse Huerta won four medals for his running.
Jesse Plemons won four medals for his running.
Jesse Spencer won four medals for his running.
7
People would perform in the nude, they would fight to the death and it was all done in the name of the pagan gods.
False
True
8
When and where did the Olympics start?
It started in 776 B.C. in Greece.
It started in 753 B.C. in Rome.
It started in 323 B.C. in Greece.
It started in 44 B.C. in Rome.
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The International Olympic Committe was founded in 1894.
False
True
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What did they have to set aside to come together to do these games?
They had to set aside food and political strife.
They had to set aside war and parties.
They had to set aside war and political strife.
They had to set aside pagan gods and religion.