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Olympics Blog QuizVersion en ligne London 2012 highlights par YURI LILIANA ARIAS AGUDELO 1 Which event opened the Games with a show featuring music, dancing, and fireworks? a The Closing Ceremony b The Medal Ceremony c The Opening Ceremony d The Parade of Nations 2 Who appeared to jump out of a helicopter during the Opening Ceremony? a Acerbic commentator b Her Majesty the Queen c James Bond actor d The Mayor of London 3 Which country’s athlete is Mo Farah from, who won both 10,000m and 5,000m? a Jamaica b Great Britain c Ethiopia d Kenya 4 Which British athlete won the heptathlon? a Mo Farah b Victoria Pendleton c Nicola Adams d Jessica Ennis 5 Who won Britain’s first female boxing medal in Olympic history? a Savannah Marshall b Katie Taylor c Amy Winther d Nicola Adams 6 Which sprinter from Jamaica was celebrated by the crowd for his wins? a Asafa Powell b Michael Frater c Yohan Blake d Usain Bolt 7 Which Paralympic athlete from Africa is mentioned for medaling despite disability? a Tsegaye Kebede b David Weir c Oscar Pistorius d Jonnie Peacock 8 Name a sport the author grew to enjoy watching during the Olympics. a Basketball b Judo c Soccer d Tennis 9 Which Paralympic sport did the author learn about and grow fond of? a Sitting volleyball b Goalball c Wheelchair rugby d Para-swimming 10 How long did planning and how many volunteers help run the Games, according to the blog? a Five years and 50,000 volunteers b Six years and 60,000 volunteers c Eight years and 90,000 volunteers d Seven years and 70,000 volunteers Feedback 1 The text describes the Opening Ceremony as setting the scene with music, dancing, fireworks, etc. 2 The blog notes the Queen appeared, not an actor, though some thought it was a stunt. 3 Mo Farah is described as a Somalian-born Londoner competing for Great Britain. 4 Jessica Ennis is highlighted as the heptathlon winner. 5 Nicola Adams is credited with Britain’s first female boxing Olympic medal. 6 Usain Bolt won the 100m and 200m sprint events. 7 Oscar Pistorius is noted as the first disabled Olympian to compete and win medals. 8 The writer mentions liking judo and wheelchair tennis. 9 Goalball became a favorite the author didn’t know before. 10 The text states seven years of planning and 70,000 volunteers.

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Olympics Blog QuizVersion en ligne

par YURI LILIANA ARIAS AGUDELO

Which event opened the Games with a show featuring music, dancing, and fireworks?

Who appeared to jump out of a helicopter during the Opening Ceremony?

Which country’s athlete is Mo Farah from, who won both 10,000m and 5,000m?

Which British athlete won the heptathlon?

Who won Britain’s first female boxing medal in Olympic history?

Which sprinter from Jamaica was celebrated by the crowd for his wins?

Which Paralympic athlete from Africa is mentioned for medaling despite disability?

Name a sport the author grew to enjoy watching during the Olympics.

Which Paralympic sport did the author learn about and grow fond of?

How long did planning and how many volunteers help run the Games, according to the blog?

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