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How often are the Olympics held?

every 4 years

100

What do athletes receive for first place?

a gold medal

100

Which country held the first Olympics?

Greece

100

Modern Game winners take home what three medals?

gold, silver, bronze medals
100

The Greek games were part of a festival for which Greek god?

Zeus
200

What year were the first Modern Olympic games held?

1896

200

What did the Greek Olympians take home as their trophy?

a crown of olive leaves

200
During the 1900 Olympic games in Paris, what happened for the first time?

women allowed to compete in the games

200

Where is the Olympic torch lit?

Olympia, Greece

200

What colors are the Olympic rings?

red, green, yellow, black and blue

300

How long did ancient games last?

4 days

300

Where were the 2026 Winter Olympics held?

Milan, Italy

300
How long are modern-day games held?

over two weeks

300

True or False: The word stadium gets it name from the stade race.

True - Greek unit of measurement

300

Are the medals today solid gold?

No- they are silver covered in a thin layer of gold.
400

Which seasons are Olympics held?

Winter and Summer

400

What are some sports that were held in ancient and modern-day Olympics?

boxing, running, wrestling, long jump

400

In the past, Olympians competed against cities or states. Who do they compete against today?

They compete against other countries.
400

Were the first games international?

No -only city and state.

400

What do athletes wear during opening ceremonies?

Uniforms with their country's colors

500

What is a "sacred truce"?

It is agreeing not to fight for one month before the games.

500
During the ancient Olympics, what were the prizes for winning?

free meals, laurel wreaths, parties, marriage to beautiful women

500

What city will hold the 2028 Summer Olympics?

Los Angeles, California

500

What do the Olympic rings stand for?

5 continents: North America, South America, Asia, Africa, and Australia

500

What is the Olympic motto?

Swifter, higher, stronger.

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