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Olympics Trivia!
Olympics Trivia!
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1
Paris has hosted the Olympics 4 times since 1900, including this year.
True
False
2
For which event has France won its most gold medals?
Sailing
Football (Soccer for you heathens)
Fencing
Equestrian jumping
3
The games were banned in 393 CE because they were considered Pagan. When did Athens host the first modern Olympics?
1904
1642
1868
1896
4
The Paris 2024 medals contain metal from what iconic landmark?
The Atomium
The Tokyo Tower
The Statue of Liberty
The Eiffel Tower
5
Across 32 sports, how many events will be at this year's 2024 Olympics?
329
249
163
32
6
What's the order of Triathlon
Run, swim, bike
Run, bike, swim
Bike, swim, run
Swim, bike, run
7
What's the Olympics' official motto?
Together We Thrive
Carpe Diem
Everything You Lose Is A Step You Take
Faster, Higher, Stronger - Together
8
In which position did Felix Carvajal end in the 1904 marathon after taking a nap mid-race?
4th
10th
Last
2nd
9
Who donated enough money for the Lithuanian basket ball team to compete in 1992?
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Pink Floyd
Grateful Dead
The Rolling Stones
10
How many medals does Michael Phelps have?
26
28
19
22
11
Which one is not a sport featured in the 2024 Olympics?
Tampolining
Breaking
Surfing
Curling
12
Tug of war used to be an Olympic sport
True
False
13
Surf made its Olympic debut in Japan 2020. Who won gold? (There are two gold medallists here, so select both!)
Kanoa Igarashi
Cody Maverick
Kelly Slater
Italo Ferreira
Bianca Buitendag
Carissa Moore
14
Phelps is not the only one with more medals than many countries. Which Paralympian blows his record out of the water?
Trischa Zorn-Hudson
Colleen Young
Brad Snyder
David Abrahams
15
What's the length of a marathon?
25.7 miles (41.360 kilometers)
26.2 miles (42.195 kilometers)
24.4 miles (39.267 Kilometers)
23.6 miles (37.980 kilometers)
