Olympics
Olympics
History
Geography
What & Where
100
- During Olympic opening ceremonies, the processional of athletes marching behind their flags is known as what?
Answer: The Parade of Nations
100
In what year did Calgary host the Winter Olympics?
1988
100
Which nation dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945?
Answer: United States
100
- Question: What is the name of the bridge that connects New Brunswick to PEI, which was the longest in the world over ice-covered water when it opened
- Answer: The Confederation Bridge.
100
What and where is it?
Kinkakuji, buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan.
200
- What is the oldest Winter Olympic sport?
Answer: Figure skating
200
Which Canadian female athlete won gold in freeski big air in 2026?
A: Megan Oldham.
200
What was the name of the ancient trade route connecting the East and West?
A: The Silk Road
200
Which country is both a continent and a country?.
Answer: Australia
200
what and where is it?
Notre Dame, cathedral in Paris, France
300
- Which country has hosted the Summer Olympic Games the most?
Answer: The United States (St. Louis 1904, Los Angeles 1932 and 1984, and Atlanta 1996).
300
Which Canadian athlete was highlighted for winning a silver medal in speed skating in 2026?
A: Courtney Sarault
300
Which river is famous worldwide for salmon fishing?
The Miramichi River.
300
Which South American country is the only one in the world to be named after a tree?
- Answer: Brazil (named after the brazilwood tree).
300
Name this city
St., Basil's cathedral, Moscow,Russia
400
- How many sports were represented in the 2024 Summer Olympic Games?
Answer: 32
400
How many medals Canada won in Winter Olympics 2026? Gold, Sliver, Bronze
Gold- 5
Silver- 7
Bronze- 9
400
What is the provincial bird of New Brunswick?
Black-capped Chickadee
400
- What is the only city in the world that sits on two different continents?
- Answer: Istanbul (Turkey), which spans Europe and Asia.
400
what are where is this
Trevi fountain, Italy
500
How many times Canada hosted olympic games?
3
500
How many countries participated in Olympics 2026
93
500
Where can you find the world's largest lobster statue?
- Answer: Shediac, which is known as the "Lobster Capital of the World"
500
- The Question: Which country has the most islands in the world? (Hint: It’s not Greece, Indonesia, or the Philippines).
The Answer: Sweden. It has an incredible 267,570 islands. Most are tiny and uninhabited, but they count! Norway comes in second with about 240,000.
500
what and where is it
Its Brandenburg gate in berlin, Germany. It is a famous 18th century neoclassical monument and major landmark of Berlin.