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The Rio Olympic Torch

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is the author of the book "The Rio Olympic Torch"?

a)

Janel Gazunis

b)

Travis Schaeffer

c)

n2y, LLC

d)

Rio de Janeiro

2.

What does the Olympic flame symbolize?

a)

The light of knowledge, life, and spirit, and the handing down from generation to generation.

b)

The start of a new year.

c)

The end of the Olympic Games.

d)

The winning of a gold medal.

3.

What does the phrase "handing down from generation to generation" mean in the context of the Olympic flame?

a)

Passing on important values and traditions over time.

b)

Giving away the Olympic torch to one person.

c)

Lighting a fire every year.

d)

Winning a race.

4.

Why did the stories of the Torchbearers inspire millions of people?

a)

Because they were famous athletes

b)

Because each Torchbearer had a personal story

c)

Because they won medals

d)

Because they traveled the world

5.

Why do you think the torch was carried through so many cities and towns before reaching Rio de Janeiro? (Choose the best answer.)

a)

To make the journey longer

b)

To involve more people and share the excitement of the Olympics

c)

To test the torch's durability

d)

To avoid traffic in Rio de Janeiro

6.

What does the Olympic torch relay symbolize?

a)

Peace, unity, and friendship

b)

Competition and rivalry

c)

Wealth and power

d)

Speed and strength

7.

What happens to the Olympic torch during the relay?

a)

It is passed from person to person

b)

It is kept in one place

c)

It is thrown in the air

d)

It is hidden underground

8.

What material is mentioned as being used to make the Olympic torch?

a)

Aluminum

b)

Wood

c)

Plastic

d)

Glass

9.

What is the name of the city where the Rio Olympic Games were held?

a)

Rio de Janeiro

b)

Paris

c)

London

d)

Athens

10.

What is the purpose of the Olympic cauldron in the ceremony?

a)

To be lit by the Olympic torch

b)

To cook food

c)

To hold medals

d)

To play music