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Poll 94/100 | Olympic Trivia Polls
Poll 94/100
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1. Which of the following statements are false?
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The first Modern Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece in 1896.2
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The official motto for the Olympics is Citius, Altrius, Fortius meaning Faster, Higher, Stronger.4
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The five official Olympic values are Joy of effort, fair play, respect for others, pursuit of happiness ; and balance between body, will and mind.2
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Tonga has never won a Olympic medal5
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The music for The Olympic Hymn was written by Spyros Samaras0
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Olive branch crownwas given to winners of the Olympics in ancient Greece2
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64 countries boycotted the 1980 Moscow Olympics?1
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The Olympics were first held to honor Greek god Zeus1
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The only event in the first-known ancient Greek Olympics was a footrace of length 190 meters2
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The American Olympic athlete who was later a prisoner of war in World War II was Louis Zamperini1
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The London Olympic Games in 1908 were 198 days long2
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Jesse Owens and Carl Lewis both won gold in four events: 100-meter, 200-meter, 4×100-meter relay and triple jump4
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The first athlete to win eight medals in a single Olympic Games was Aleksandr Dityatin2
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In 1904, the athlete who was disqualified for doing a big portion of the 40-kilometer race via car was Fred Lorz1
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The person credited with starting the modern Olympic games is Baron Pierre de Coubertin who died of a heart attack in an encounter with tiger in Geneva, Switzerland4
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By MatiReimundo · Posted
2025 IJF Grand Slam - Tokyo Women's Results (December 6-7, 2025) Women's -48kg: 1. Wakana Koga 2. Sachiyo Yoshino 3. Lin Chen-hao 3. Mizuki Harada 5. Anudari Jamsran 5. Hikari Yoshioka 7. Tamar Malca 7. Mary Dee Vargas Ley Women's -52kg: 1. Uta Abe 2. Nanako Tsubone 3. Kokoro Fujishiro 3. Ariane Toro Soler 5. Larissa Pimenta 5. Kisumi Omori 7. Nandin-Erdene Myagmarsuren 7. Jang Se-yun Women's -57kg: 1. Akari Omori 2. Momo Tamaoki 3. Eteri Liparteliani 3. Mio Shirakane 5. Sarah Leonie Cysique 5. Irina Zueva 7. Shirlen Nascimento 7. Kseniia Galitskaia Women's -63kg: 1. Haruka Kaju 2. Kirari Yamaguchi 3. Renata Zachova 3. Narumi Tanioka 5. Gili Sharir 5. Angelika Szymanska 7. Enkhriilen Lkhagvatogoo 7. Kim Ji-su Women's -70kg: 1. Shiho Tanaka 2. Madina Taimazova 3. Katarzyna Sobierajska 3. Ai Tsunoda 5. Rin Maeda 5. Irene Pedrotti 7. Erina Ike 7. Ida Eriksson Women's -78kg: 1. Kurena Ikeda 2. Patricia Sampaio 3. Mami Umeki 3. Mao Izumi 5. Wang Shu Huei Hsu 5. Inbar Lanir 7. Zanet Michaelidou 7. Coralie Godbout Women's +78kg: 1. Lee Hyeon-ji 2. Kim Ha-yun 3. Wakaba Tomita 3. Romane Dicko 5. Safa Soliman 5. Mao Arai 7. Asya Tavano 7. Ruri Fujii Results -
By MatiReimundo · Posted
2025 IJF Grand Slam - Tokyo Men's Results (December 6-7, 2025) Men's -60kg: 1. Hayato Kondo 2. Taiki Nakamura 3. Lee Ha-rim 3. Ryuju Nagayama 5. Romain Valadier Picard 5. Luka Mkheidze 7. Michel Augusto 7. Yang Yung Wei Men's -66kg: 1. Hifumi Abe 2. Kairi Kentoku 3. Shinsei Hattori 3. Takeshi Takeoka 5. Kim Chann-yeong 5. Obid Dzhebov 7. Valerio Accogli 7. Daikii Bouba Men's -73kg: 1. Ryuga Tanaka 2. Keito Kihara 3. Uranbayar Odgerel 3. Shusuke Uchimura 5. Yudai Tanaka 5. Lasha Shavdatuashvili 7. Jack Yonezuka 7. Ankhzaya Lavjargal Men's -81kg: 1. Yuhei Oino 2. Sotaro Fujiwara 3. Timur Arbuzov 3. Yoshito Hojo 5. Kaito Amano 5. Zaur Dvalashvili 7. Matthias Casse 7. Francois Gauthier-Drapeau Men's -90kg: 1. Sanshiro Murao 2. Goki Tajima 3. Komei Kawabata 3. Giorgi Jabniashvili 5. Song Min-ki 5. Tiziano Falcone 7. Israpil Sagaipov 7. Hidetoshi Tokumochi Men's -100kg: 1. Ilia Sulamanidze 2. Dota Arai 3. Ryotaro Masuchi 3. Matvey Kanikovskiy 5. Niiaz Bilalov 5. Iosif Simin 7. Kotaro Ueoka 7. Martin Bezdek Men's +100kg: 1. Valerii Endovitskii 2. Hyoga Ota 3. Kanta Nakano 3. Inal Tasoev 5. Yuta Nakamura 5. Kim Min-jong 7. Irakli Demetrashvili 7. Tsetsentsengel Odkhuu Results -
Ooooooh the group of Canada , they play in Toronto then Vancouver ...look at the distance -
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now the shooting sport takes a little Christmas break and the new season resumes in January with the Asian Championships for the Shotgun specialists ( Doha, Jan. 11th through 22nd) the World Cup will be back in late March, beginning in Tangiers (March 25th through April 3rd, Shotgun specialists only) the Rifle and Pistol specialists will start their new season with the European 10m Championships in Yerevan (Feb. 27th through March 5th) and the 1st World Cup stage for them will be in Granada in April (5th through 13th) 300m, 25m and 50m European Champs will be in Osijek (May 30th through June 21st), meanwhile the Shotgun European Champs will be held in Athens from Sept. 27th through Oct. 13th -
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USA will.play in California then Seattle then California ...why hell this long distance , teams should stay in 1 place , this is tiring even for spectators
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so, the 2025 season is officially over, after the World Cup Finals have been completed with the Shotgun events, where (once again!!!) a new format for the final stage of each event has been experimented for the first time (before it becomes a regular feature in the next season) the new format enlarge the starting field in each event's final stage to 8 shooters and dramatically shortens the number of target shots to decide the placings the only characteristic remaining is the progressive eliminations principle now, as written above, 8 shooters make the final, where after only 12 targets the eliminations start: by then, the last 2 shooters must leave the competition (7th and 8th ranked) after 12 more targets (24 in total), 2 more shooters have to leave the final (5th and 6th ranked) then, the crazy carousel starts: every 4 targets we have a new elimination so, after 28 targets, the 4th ranked shooter is done; after 32 targets the bronze medallist is known and after only 36 targets (provided there's no need for a shoot-off), compared to the previous 60, the gold and silver medallists are crowned I guess the tiktok people with the attention span of a chinchilla have won once again
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Strange schedule 16 june , vs Argentina in kansas city 22 june vs Jordan in san Francisco 27 june vs Austria in kansas city the Distance San francisco- Kansas 2500km , so they fly 5000km to play 3 matchs
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women's Skeet Gold: Jiang Yiting Silver: Samantha Simonton Bronze: Emmanouela Katzouraki Full Results & Rankings https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/3393/results men's Skeet Gold: Christian Elliott Silver: Vincent Hancock Bronze: Dustan Taylor Full Results & Rankings https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/3393/results
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women's Trap Gold: Silvana Maria Stanco Silver: Alessandra Perilli Bronze: Rumeysa Pelin Kaya Full Results & Rankings https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/3393/results men's Trap Gold: William Hinton Silver: Jean Pierre Brol Cardenas Bronze: Walton Eller Full Results & Rankings https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/3393/results
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