History Of Olympic Games
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When was the first Ancient Olympic Games held?
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776 B.C.
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776 A.C.
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1986
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2008
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Explore the origins and evolution of the Olympic Games, covering both ancient traditions and the modern revival, including key changes and symbolisms.
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Why was the Ancient Games stopped?
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Because they got bored
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They was no one to play the sports
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They didn't have any money
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Greece was conquered and became part of the Roman Empire
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A. Greece was conquered and became part of the Roman EmpireExplanation
The Ancient Games were stopped because Greece was conquered and became part of the Roman Empire. This event led to a shift in power and cultural influence, causing the games to lose their significance and eventually come to an end.Rate this question:
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When and which country was the Modern Olympic Games restarted again?
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Baron Pierre de Coubertin
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Athens, Greece 1986
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Australia
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France
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A. Athens, Greece 1986Explanation
The Modern Olympic Games were restarted in Athens, Greece in 1986. Baron Pierre de Coubertin, who is often credited with reviving the Olympic Games, played a significant role in the organization and promotion of the event. The choice of Athens as the host city was symbolic, as it was the birthplace of the ancient Olympic Games. The Games in 1986 marked the beginning of the modern era of the Olympics, which has continued to this day with subsequent editions held every four years.Rate this question:
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Was females allowed to compete in the Ancient games?
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Yes they were
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No they weren't
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Yes only the rich
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A. No they weren'tExplanation
Females were not allowed to compete in the Ancient games.Rate this question:
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The rings are interlocked to represent the.....?
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It looks good
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Sporting friendship of people from all over the world
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It was used in the first modern games
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Greek gods created this flag
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A. Sporting friendship of people from all over the worldExplanation
The rings are interlocked to represent the sporting friendship of people from all over the world. This symbolizes the unity and camaraderie among athletes from different nations coming together to compete in the Olympic Games. The interlocking rings signify the connection and solidarity between athletes and nations, promoting the spirit of sportsmanship and international cooperation.Rate this question:
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The five colors of the rings are ?
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Black, white, yellow, red, blue
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Black, yellow, orange, red, blue
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Black, blue, yellow, green, and red
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Green, white,pink,green,black
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A. Black, blue, yellow, green, and redExplanation
The correct answer is "black, blue, yellow, green, and red" because these are the five colors mentioned in the answer option. The other options either have different colors or repeat colors.Rate this question:
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What is the motto for the Olympic games?
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Swifter, Higher, stronger
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Swiff, Higher, Strong
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Strong,Weak,Win
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Fight, Greece, Gods
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A. Swifter, Higher, strongerExplanation
The motto for the Olympic games is "Swifter, Higher, Stronger". This phrase represents the goal of the Olympic movement to continuously strive for excellence, pushing athletes to be faster, reach higher, and become stronger in their respective sports. It encapsulates the spirit of competition and the pursuit of personal and athletic growth.Rate this question:
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