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Mention two differences between the early Olympic and modern Olympic.
How many Summer Olympic events were there in 2021?
33
Which country is hosted the 2021 Olympics?
Japan
How many colors are in the Olympic rings logo?
5
Where were the original  athletes from?
Greece
True or False: The men didn't wear any clothes
True
What does the Olympic motto "Citius, Altius, Fortius" stand for?
Faster, Higher, Stronger
What are the two types of Modern Olympic Games?
Summer and Winter Olympic Games
When did the modern Olympic games restart in Athens, Greece?
In AD 1896
Which Roman emperor banned the Olympics?
Emperor Theodosius
What was the first event in the ancient Olympics?
 
Running
 
Boxing
 
Wrestling
What do the Olympic rings represent?
Continents
How often are the Olympic Games held?
Every 4 years
Did the Ancient Greeks have a Winter Olympics?
No
How many winners were there in Ancient Greece?
1
Who did the Olympic Games originally honor?
Zeus
Who could compete in Ancient Greece?
Greek Men Only
Why is the Roman emperor Theodosius famous?
He ended the ancient Olympic games.
This event had five different events for contestants to compete in.
Pentathlon
This event was a fight that was a combination of boxing and wrestling that really didn't have too many rules.
Pankration
How long did the Ancient games last at first?
1 day
What were ancient Olympic athletes given for winning an event?
An olive wreath
Where were the ancient Olympic games held?
Olympia
When did the early Olympic games start?
In 776 BC
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