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The Olympic flame is traditionally lit in this ancient location.

Olympia, Greece

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This graceful skating event includes jumps like the Axel and Lutz.

 figure skating

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The 2026 Winter Olympics will be hosted by these two Italian cities.

Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo

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This field event requires athletes to spin inside a circle before throwing something.

discus

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Gold medals are primarily made of this metal today.

Silver

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The Olympics were canceled during these global events.

 the World Wars

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This country has historically dominated Olympic ice hockey, especially in earlier decades.

Canada

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This married U.S. pairs team competed together at the Olympics and became known for their powerful lifts and matching intensity.

Madison Chock and Evan Bates

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This apparatus, used only in men’s gymnastics, is known for dramatic strength holds like the Iron Cross.

the rings

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This athlete is known as the most decorated Olympian of all time.

 Michael Phelps

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This city hosted the controversial 1936 Summer Olympics.

 Berlin

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The Winter Olympics were first held in this decade.

the 1920s (1924)

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Nicknamed the “Quad God” known for his quadruple jumps, this American figure skater dominated men’s skating leading into the 2026 Olympic era.

Ilia Malinin

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This American gymnast became famous after winning gold at the 1984 Olympics and later appearing on Wheaties boxes.

Mary Lou Retton

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This is the only Summer Olympic city to host the Games three times.

London

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Before medals were standardized, Olympic winners originally received this.

 olive wreath

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These winter athletes compete in events called slalom, giant slalom, and downhill.

 alpine skiing

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This two-time Olympic gold medalist became one of Team USA’s most recognizable stars after dominating the halfpipe in 2018 and 2022.

Chloe Kim

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This Olympic host city in 1968 was notable for its high altitude and record-breaking track performances.

 Mexico City

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This sport was once part of the Olympics and involved live birds as targets.

 live pigeon shooting

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This American swimmer won seven gold medals at the 1972 Olympics.

Mark Spitz

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This sledding sport involves athletes lying face down, headfirst.

 skeleton

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Italy previously hosted the Winter Olympics in this city in 2006.

Turin

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This Olympic sport combines fencing, swimming, horseback riding, shooting, and running.

modern pentathlon

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The Olympic motto “Citius, Altius, Fortius” is traditionally translated into these three words.

Faster, Higher, Stronger

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