Something about the Olympics

Answer 1

Edward I

Answer 2

Come every 4 years meaning that they always come on an 'odd numbered' year. They do summer sports and all year round sports but not winter ('snowy and icy') sports. Here are the years and venues of recent Olympics and Olympics in the near future (Please fill these in):

1976- Montreal, Canada, North America

1980- Moscow, Russia, Asia

1984- Los Angeles, USA, North America

1988- Seoul, Korea, Asia

1992- Barcelona, Spain, Europe

1996- Atlanta, USA, Northe America

2000- Sydney, Australia, Oceania

2004- Athens, Greece, Europe

2008- Beijing, China, Asia

2012- London, England, UK, Europe

2016- ?

2020- ?

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Come every 4 years like the Summer ones. These do have the 'snowy and icy' sports and come exactly between the summer ones so for example, the 2006 Turin Winter Olympics were two years before the Beijing ones and two years after the Athens Olympics. There is always a 2 year gap between the two different types of Olympics.

Summer Olympics 2 years Winter Olympics 2 years Summer Olympics 2 years Winter Olympics etc... ----

A list of the Winter Olympics that are either recent or in the near future:

1994- Lillehammer, Norway, Europe

1998- Nagano, Japan, Asia

2002- Salt Lake, USA, North America

2006- Turin, Italy, Europe,

2010- Vancouver, Canada, North America

2014- Sochi, Russia, Asia

2018- ?

2022- ?

NB: Please fill in the above spaces when the countries have been chosen

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Check out countries bids on sites like Wikipedia if you want to see the possible venues for the next Olympics. Please visit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympic_bid

Answer 3

The main and most simplest way to explain how the Olympics have evolved would be to mention that over the years, the event has included new events. Rules and a number of other things have also been changed.

Answer 4

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