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In modern operations, what primarily determines race placement?
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Sailing results are based on finishing order and points across races.
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Sports Olympics – Quiz Set 4
Last updated on 2026-02-07
Three 10-question bundles from our Sports Olympics quiz library.
Table of contents
Bundle 1
Sports – Set 1
Bundle ID: 1400000010
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By general mechanics, how is the winner determined?
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Road races are decided by finish order.
3
Amid core operations, what is a “pursuit” event?
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Pursuit races are time-based over a set distance.
4
Regarding primary overview, what is the primary objective?
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BMX racing is a head-to-head race to the finish.
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Amid modern scoring, what is typically judged?
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Skateboarding is judged on trick difficulty and execution.
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By standard structure, which discipline focuses on climbing a set route with a time limit?
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Lead climbing involves completing a route within a time limit.
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Per equipment mechanics, which discipline is a head-to-head race up the wall?
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Speed climbing is raced head-to-head.
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On historic overview, which discipline features short, powerful problems without ropes?
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Bouldering uses short routes without ropes.
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Via official scoring, how are scores generally determined?
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Surfing is judged on the quality of waves and maneuvers.
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On primary context, what does the athlete navigate?
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Canoe slalom involves navigating gates on a whitewater course.
Bundle 2
Sports – Set 2
Bundle ID: 1400000011
1
Amid core scoring, what does the term “scull” indicate?
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Sculling means each rower uses two oars.
2
Through official terms, what does “sweep” rowing mean?
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Sweep rowing uses one oar per rower.
3
As baseline terms, what is a “regatta”?
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A regatta is a series of sailing races.
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By primary operations, what does “air rifle” indicate?
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Air rifle events use compressed air.
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Regarding key scoring, what is the distance format called in standard competition?
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Modern Olympic archery uses the set system with ends of arrows.
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Via common structure, what protective gear is central to scoring?
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Electronic protectors record valid kicks and punches.
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About timing overview, what does “waza-ari” indicate?
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Two waza-ari equal an ippon in judo rules.
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Across format structure, which weapon allows only thrusting with the tip and has right-of-way rules?
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Foil is a thrusting weapon with right-of-way rules.
9
On baseline operations, which weapon allows touches with the entire blade and has no right-of-way?
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Epee allows touches with the whole blade and has no right-of-way.
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With formal overview, which weapon allows cutting with the blade and has right-of-way?
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Sabre allows cutting and uses right-of-way rules.
Bundle 3
Sports – Set 3
Bundle ID: 1400000012
1
In eligibility scoring, what is a common reason for a stoppage?
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Boxing can be stopped by the referee for safety.
2
During technical operations, what are the two styles contested?
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Olympic wrestling includes freestyle and Greco-Roman.
3
With baseline scoring, what is prohibited?
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Greco-Roman forbids attacks below the waist.
4
Among eligibility context, what is allowed that is not in Greco-Roman?
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Freestyle permits leg attacks.
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Per officiating overview, how many points are needed to win a game?
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Badminton games are played to 21 points.
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Regarding procedural context, how many points are needed to win a game?
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Table tennis games are played to 11 points.
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During modern mechanics, how many points are needed to win a set (except the deciding set)?
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Volleyball sets are played to 25 points, win by two.
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Under historic structure, how many points is a free throw worth?
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A free throw counts as one point.
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By technical scoring, what is offside about?
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Offside relates to position ahead of the ball and second-last defender at the pass.
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Regarding essential scoring, how many minutes are in a typical half?
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A standard rugby sevens half is seven minutes.
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