Go for the gold! How much do you know about the history behind the Olympics and the moments that made history?
20 Trivia Questions and Answers
A
Canada
B
Japan
C
Greece
D
Italy
A
1906
B
1896
C
1880
D
1760
A
Faster, Higher, Stronger
B
Slower, Lower, Weaker
C
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
D
Peace, Love, Unity
A
Blue
B
Red
C
Orange
D
Black
A
The 5 founders of Olympics
B
The 5 first sporting events
C
Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceana
D
The 5 Olympic values
A
2004
B
1920
C
1924
D
1993
A
Wayne Gretzky
B
Mario Lemieux
C
Auston Matthews
D
Sidney Crosby
A
Hayley Wickenheiser
B
Clara Hughes
C
Charles Hamelin
D
Alexandre Bilodeau
A
8.63
B
9.65
C
10.03
D
9.63
A
Lennox Lewis
B
Mike Tyson
C
Joe Frazier
D
Homer Simpson
A
Montreal, Calgary, Vancouver
B
Montreal, Vancouver, Winnipeg
C
Fredericton, Lunenburg, Moose Jaw
D
Vancouver, Calgary, Quebec City
A
26
B
53
C
30
D
32
There will be 329 events in 32 sports
A
Rugby
B
Soccer
C
Football
D
500M Run
A
1994
B
1990
C
1900
D
2004
Women competed for the first time at the 1900 Games in Paris. Of a total of 997 athletes, 22 women competed in five sports: tennis, sailing, croquet, equestrianism and golf.
A
Gold
B
Silver
C
Copper
D
Plastic
“Gold” medals are 92.5% silver.
A
72 years old
B
76 years old
C
55 years old
D
84 years old
Oscar Swahn (a Swedish Shooter) holds records as the oldest Olympian at the time of competition, the oldest person to win gold, and the oldest person to win an Olympic medal.
A
6 hours and 12 minutes
B
4 hours and 3 minutes
C
1 hour and 18 minutes
D
11 hours and 40 minutes.
The wrestler Martin Klein from Viljandi County is the first Estonian athlete to win an olympic medal. At Stockholm Olympics in 1912, he won the longest wrestling match ever recorded, which lasted 11 hours and 40 minutes.