SPORTS HISTORY
This country hosted the first modern Olympic Games in 1896.
Greece
You hit a small white ball with a club, trying to get it into a hole.
Golf
This system controls movement, thoughts and sensation using electrical signal.
Nervous system
Serena Williams
Tennis
This swimmer has won the most Olympic gold medals of all time, with 23.
Michael Phelps
This sport was originally called "mintonette" when it was invented in 1895.
Volleyball
Players try to shoot a ball through a hoop that is 10 feet high.
Basketball
Humans have tipically this many fingers.
American football
This Jamaican sprinter holds the world record in the 100m and 200m sprints.
This city has hosted the Summer Olympics three times - more than any other.
London
This sport is played on ice and involves a puck and sticks.
Hockey
The smallest bones in the human body are found in this part.
Ears
Simone Biles
This country hosted the 2008 Olympics, where Michael Phelps won 8 gold medals.
China
In 1995, this South African president used the Rugby World Cup to help unite the country.
Nelson Mandela
You wear a gi and this sport is originated in Japan.
Judo
This long tube connects the throat to the stomach.
Esophagus
LeBron James
Basketball
This country famously defeated Brazil 7-1 in the 2014 FIFA World Cup semifinals.
Germany
This is how many times Michael Jordan retired from basketball.
Three
This is a team sport played indoors between teams of 7 players. The objective is to score goals by throwing a ball into the opposing team's net with your hands.
This organ plays a vital role in regulating blood sugar and producing insulin.
Pancreas
Giba
Volleyball
In 2003, this golfer became the first Black man to win the Masters Tournament four times.
Tiger Woods