Who Facts
The people who participate in Special Olympics.
What are athletes and unified partners?
The name of the camp that was the first step towards the formation of the Special Olympics.
Where is Camp Shriver?
A third place winner receives this in the Special Olympics and Olympic games.
What is a bronze medal?
The sport that requires a racket and a ball.
What is tennis?
Athletes move across the ice in this sport.
What is ice skating?
The volunteers who work with athletes organizing practices.
Who are coaches?
A round metal disk created to award an athlete in an athletic event.
What is a medal?
A second place winner receives this in the Special Olympics and Olympic games.
What is a silver medal?
The competition when athletes get wet while moving from one end of the pool to another.
What is swimming?
The sport when athletes move down a mountain in the snow.
What is alpine skiing?
1968
What year was Special Olympics started by Eunice Kennedy Shriver?
The place where the first summer Special Olympic games took place.
Where is Chicago, Illinois?
Marlborough, MA
Where is MA Special Olympics headquarters?
The competition that requires lifting heavy weights.
What is powerlifting?
The sport that requires two hoops and a ball.
What is basketball?
Program where people with and without intellectual disabilities train and compete together.
What is Unified Sports?
"Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt."
What is the Special Olympics oath?
This is what all competitors in the Special Olympics receives.
What is a ribbon?
The sport when athletes do cartwheels, swing and jump on equipment.
What is gymnastics?
The sport that has pins and a ball.
What is bowling?
The name of the person who founded the Special Olympics.
Who is Eunice Kennedy Shriver?
The country where the first Olympics took place.
Where is Greece?
A first place winner receives this in the Special Olympics and Olympic games.
What is a gold medal?
The competition when athletes pedal a piece of exercise equipment.
What is cycling?
A sport requires lightweight sticks and a hollow plastic ball.
What is floorball?