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Thousands of _____ were cheering on their favourite athletes. (sponsors / referees / spectators)

spectators

Athletes go to the Olympic Games to _____ their country. (symbolize / support / represent)

represent

Tokyo is _________________ a) contesting b) competing c) hosting the 2020 Olympic Games.

hosting

The IOC is the International Olympics _____ . (Competition / Committee / Community)

Committee

In the Olympics the competitors who come first, second and third win _______________ a) torches b) medals c) venues.

medals

The torch and the five rings are ________ a) medals b) venues c) symbols of the Olympic Games.

symbols

The swimming _____ are being held in a newly-built pool. (games / competitors / events)

events

Where will the next Winter Olympics take _____ ? (place / over / up)

place

A person who talks about sports on television is a ________________ a) broadcaster b) amateur c) spokesman.

broadcaster

If a relay runner breaks his leg the team uses a ____________ a) fanfare b) contestant c) substitute.

substitute

The Olympics are often called a celebration of the human _____ . (spirit / being / body)

spirit

Medals are presented during the awards _____ . (parades / ceremonies / celebrations)

ceremonies

Athletes try to perform to the best of their _____ . (image / spirit / ability)

ability

In events like diving and gymnastics, judges give each performance a _____ . (point / score / cheer)

score

Baseball games are often _______________ a) substituted b) postponed c) vital due to thunderstorms

postponed

A country's song is called its national ________________ a) motto b) facility c) anthem.

anthem

Nike is Tiger Woods' ___________ a) host b) sponsor c) amateur.

sponsor

A person who watches a sport is called a _________________ a) spectator b) humanity c) fanfare.

spectator

The Olympic Games are _____ every four years. (put / made / held)

held