(Figures of the Olympic Movement are considered official.)
1) Which was the opening date of London Olympics 1948?
a) 4 January 1948
b) 14 February 1948
c) 29 July 1948
d) 1 August 1948
2) Who declared the opening of London Olympics 1948?
a) Winston Churchill
b) Clement Atlee
c) George VI
d) Elizabeth II
3) How many countries participated in London Olympics 1948?
a) 27
b) 49
c) 59
d) 78
1. Which was the opening date of Asian Games 2010?
a) 1 March 2010
b) 5 May 2010
c) 4 July 2010
d) 12 November 2010
2. Where were Asian Games 2010 held?
a) Beijing
b) Shanghai
c) Guangzhou
d) Pretoria
3. Who won the gold medal in men’s English billiards in Asian Games 2010?
a) Geet Sethi
b) Peter Gilchrist
c) Pin Yi Ko
d) Pankaj Advani
1. Which was the opening date of Commonwealth Games 2010?
a) 1 March 2010
b) 5 May 2010
c) 6 July 2010
d) 3 October 2010
2. Where were Commonwealth Games 2010 held?
a) Vancouver
b) Delhi
c) Kuala Lumpur
d) Pretoria
3. Who won the gold medal in men’s singles in tennis in Commonwealth Games 2010?
a) Rohan Bopanna
b) Leander Paes
c) Somdev Devvarman
d) Mahesh Bhupati
Sydney Olympics 2000 Quiz Questions (Figures of the Olympic Movement are considered official.) 1) Which was the opening date of Sydney Olympics 2000? a) 14 July 2000 b) 15 May 2000 c) 15 September 2000 d) 14 November 2000 2) How many countries participated in Sydney Olympics 2000? a) 197 b) 159 c) 199 d)…
(Figures of the Olympic Movement are considered official.)
1) Which was the opening date of Berlin Olympics 1936?
a) 4 January 1936
b) 14 February 1936
c) 16 June 1936
d) 1 August 1936
2) Who declared the opening of Berlin Olympics 1936?
a) Adolf Hitler
b) Benito Mussolini
c) Francisco Franco
d) Joseph Stalin
3) How many countries participated in Berlin Olympics 1936?
a) 56
b) 49
c) 29
d) 36
(Figures of the Olympic Movement are considered official.)
1) Which was the opening date of the Athens Olympics 2004?
a) 14 July 2004
b) 15 May 2004
c) 15 September 2004
d) 13 August 2004
2) How many countries participated in the Athens Olympics 2004?
a) 197
b) 159
c) 199
d) 201
3) Which country led the parade and was also last in the parade in the Athens Olympics 2004?
a) France
b) Italy
c) Greece
d) Turkey
1) Which was the opening date of Munich Olympics 1972?
a) 4 July 1972
b) 22 May 1972
c) 26 August 1972
d) 12 December 1972
2) Who took the Official Oath, first time in Olympics, in Munich Olympics 1972?
a) Heidi Schuller
b) Heinz Pollay
c) Willy Brandt
d) Gustave Heinemann
3) How many Israeli athletes were killed during Munich Olympics 1972?
a) 10
b) 11
c) 14
d) 16
1) Which was the opening date of Barcelona Olympics 1992?
a) 16 January 1992
b) 19 November 1992
c) 25 July 1992
d) 14 March 1992
2) How many countries participated in Barcelona Olympics 1992?
a) 120
b) 159
c) 169
d) 140
3) Which region of Spain through advertisements in Time magazine claimed it was the country in which Barcelona was situated?
a) Basque
b) Balearic Islands
c) Catalonia
d) Galicia
(Figures of the Olympic Movement are considered official.)
1) Which was the opening date of Melbourne Olympics 1956?
a) 22 November 1956
b) 12 October 1956
c) 27 August 1956
d) 23 March 1956
2) Where were equestrian events for Melbourne Olympics 1956 held?
a) Melbourne
b) Sydney
c) Perth
d) Stockholm
3) There was a brawl between players of two countries after a water polo match in Melbourne Olympics 1956. Which were the two countries involved?
a) USA and USSR
b) UK and USSR
c) India and Pakistan
d) Hungary and USSR
(Figures of the Olympic Movement are considered official.)
1) Which was the opening date of Tokyo Olympics 1964?
a) 2 June 1964
b) 27 April 1960
c) 14 August 1964
d) 10 October 1964
2) Why was Yoshinori Sakai chosen as the the final torchbearer for Tokyo Olympics 1964?
a) Crown Prince
b) Born in Hiroshima on 6 August 1945, the day the atomic bomb exploded in Hiroshima
c) Prime Minister
d) Olympic gold medal winner
3) Which countries refused to participate in Tokyo Olympics 1964 as many of their athletes were disqualified?
a) Indonesia and North Korea
b) Pakistan and South Korea
c) Australia and New Zealand
d) Norway and Sweden
