FUN FACTS ABOUT THE OLYMPICS

Hey there! Emma, Arjun, and Avery are having a debate about history. They're super curious to know: When did the first Olympic Games take place? Can you settle this for them?

• 393 AD

• 1924

• 1896

• 776BC

Imagine you're in a history class with Isla, Olivia, and Abigail, and your teacher just asked a super cool question: Who waved goodbye to the Greek Olympics in 393 AD?

• Emperor Nero

• Emperor Theodosius I

• Baron Pierre de Coubertin

• Zeus

Imagine you're at the Olympics, cheering on your favorite athletes alongside David, Scarlett, and Benjamin. Suddenly, the Olympic torch blazes by, lighting up everyone's faces with excitement. This iconic flame is more than just a pretty sight; it symbolizes something very special. What does it represent?

• Peace

• Victory

• Athletic prowess

• The Games' Greek origins

Imagine you're at a trivia night with Noah, Benjamin, and Sophia. The next question pops up, and it's your turn to shine: How many countries participated in the first Summer Olympic Games?

• 200

• 24

• 11

• 14

Hey there! Abigail, Aiden, and Arjun are having a debate. They're curious about the Olympic rings' colors. What do you think those vibrant colors represent?

• The different sports

• Colors found on all national flags

• The founding countries

• The five continents

Hey there! Abigail, Ethan, and Liam were having a heated debate about past Olympic sports. Can you settle it? Which of these was once an Olympic sport?

• Cricket

• Tug of war

• Baseball

• Skateboarding

Hey there, sports fans! Aiden, Noah, and Arjun are having a heated debate about the history of the Winter Olympics. Can you help them settle it? When were the first Winter Olympic Games held?

• 1896

• 1924

• 1932

• 1948

Imagine you're in the Olympics before 1912, and you've just won! Michael, Avery, and Harper are wondering, what would your medal be made of?

• Bronze

• Gold-plated material

• Silver

• Solid gold