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ACTION: Do an Olympic Taekwondo kick!
Amazing!
ACTION: Run in place like a Track and Field Olympian!!
So fast!!
ACTION: Jump high like a gymnast!
Wow!
ACTION: Swim like an Olympian!!
Nice arms!!
Which medal does third place win?
Bronze
Which Olympics is the sport of Curling in?
Winter
Which Olympics is the sport of Gymnastics in?
Summer
What place gets a silver medal?
Second
What represents the start of each Olympic game?
opening ceremony
Where is the Olympic torch lit?
Olympia, Greece
What do the colors on the Olympic rings represent?
the continents
What is the symbol of the Olympic Games?
the Olympic rings
How often do the Summer Olympics occur?
every 4 years
Why did Barron Pierre think the Olympics should start up again?
He believed that sports encouraged peace.
How many years separated the last Ancient game and the first Modern Olympic game?
2,000 years
Where were the first Modern Olympic games?
Athens, Greece
How often did the Ancient Games take place?
every 4 years
What season did the Ancient Olympics take place?
summer
Which event used horses to pull a chariot?
chariot races
What happened on the last day of the Ancient Games?
a feast / party
Why did the Ancient Games stop?
They were banned
Who was not allowed to watch the Ancient Games?
married women
What did winners receive?
Olive Branch Crown
What language did they have to speak to participate?
Greek
What was the first event in the Ancient Games?
Footrace
How many events did the first Ancient Games have?
One
Who were the Ancient Olympics dedicated to?
Zeus
When did the Ancient Games take place?
3,000 years ago
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