Winter Olympics History
The Winter Olympics happen every this many years.
What are 4 years
In this sport, athletes ski down a mountain as fast as possible.
What is alpine skiing
This sport includes jumps, spins, and footwork performed on ice.
What is figure skating
This Caribbean country became famous for its bobsled team in 1988.
What is Jamaica
This is lit at the start of the Olympic Games and stays lit during the competition.
What is the Olympic flame
This is the year the first Winter Olympics took place.
1924
This event includes tricks, jumps, and rails on snow.
What is freestyle skiing or snowboarding
This fast‑paced sport uses a puck instead of a ball.
What is ice hockey
This Winter Olympic sport was added in 1998 and uses a single board.
What is snowboarding
Athletes from different countries march into the stadium for this.
What is the Opening Ceremony
This city hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics in the United States.
What is Salt Lake City
Athletes race down an icy track in a sled while lying on their backs.
What is luge
Athletes race around an oval ice track wearing long blades in this sport.
What is speed skating
These athletes often begin training when they are very young.
Who are Olympic athletes
These are a symbol of countries from around the world coming together.
What are the Olympic rings
This country has won more Winter Olympic medals than any other.
What is Norway
This sport combines cross‑country skiing with rifle shooting.
What is biathlon
In this sport, players slide stones toward a target while teammates sweep the ice.
What is curling
This word means “sled” in French and is also an Olympic sport.
What is luge
Athletes wave this symbol to show which country they are competing for.
What is a national flag
The first Winter Olympics were held in this country.
France
In this team event, athletes race downhill inside a large sled.
What is bobsled
This dangerous ice sport is similar to luge, but athletes go head‑first.
What is skeleton
Winning an Olympic medal means an athlete has finished in one of these places.
What are first, second, or third place
This saying means athletes should try their best, even if they don’t win.
What is the Olympic motto
(“Faster, Higher, Stronger”)