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Did the ancient Olympics have the five rings?
The five Olympic rings were not designed until 1913. There were no Olympic rings associated with the ancient Olympic Games.
What is a word that starts with Y and relates to the Olympics?
Yellow, Green, Black, Blue and Red rings.
The Olympic symbol comparises of five rings are circles linked together to represent?
to represent the Ring (continents) are together during the Olympics.
When was the Olympic flame first used at an Olympic games?
the first Olympics game festival was in 776 bc
What does the blue Olympic ring symbolize?
The olympic rings represent the different continents participating in the Olympics. The rings represent: Europe; Asia; Africa; America and Oceania. Its hard to tell which rings represent what, we just know the meaning...If you want the real answer go on wikipedia! They have the answers to EVERYTHINGLots of love from...MyStErIoUs GiRlOh and btw. S'up Maple Class! Isn't the homework Miss Jones' is giving us hard...
At which Olympics did the Olympics Rings debut?
The olympic rings debuted at the 1920 summer Olympics in Antwerp, Belgium.
How many rings are in the Olympics emblem?
5
How many rings on the Olympics?
5
Are there always five rings in the Olympics?
Yes Five rings as there are five continents
Why are there five rings in the olympics?
5 continents
How many rings in a Olympics flag?
5
How many rings are on Olympics flag?
Five of them
What are the three symbols for the Olympics?
Interlocking rings
Did the ancient Olympics have the Olympic rings?
No,they did not have it back then.
What does each stand stand for?
In the Olympics? The colors and rings represent the colors of the flags and the rings are the continents.
Why are the rings those colors of the olympics?
Every world flag has at least one of the colours of the rings.
The Olympics flag has five of these?
The Olympic flag has five rings. These rings, along with their five different colors, represent the international flavor of the Olympics. Specifically, they represent the colors on the flags of the participating countries in the 1912 Olympics.
