I WONDER - What Do The Olympic Rings Mean?

The Olympic rings, created in 1913, symbolize global unity by representing the colors of all participating continents' flags. The five rings stand for Africa, America, Asia, Europe, and Oceania, highlighting the coming together of athletes worldwide to represent their countries.

In what year were the Olympic rings first introduced?

• 1908

• 1913

• 1920

• 1936

What do the colors of the Olympic rings and the white background represent?

• The colors of the flags of all participating continents

• The colors of the Olympic medals

• The colors of the host country's flag

• The colors of the Olympic torch

Which of the following continents is NOT represented by the Olympic rings?

• Oceania

• Antarctica

• Africa

• Asia

How many continents are represented by the Olympic rings?

• Seven

• Four

• Five

• Six

What does the overlapping of the Olympic rings symbolize?

• The history of the Olympics

• The diversity of sports

• The unity of athletes worldwide

• The competition between countries