This document contains a worksheet listing athletes, the Olympic Games they participated in, the events they competed in, and landmarks they achieved. Some of the landmarks mentioned include Kirstin Otto winning 6 gold medals and setting 7 records in swimming at the 1998 Olympics, Emil Zatopek winning 3 gold medals in athletics at the 1952 Olympics, and Jesse Owens winning 4 gold medals in athletics at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The worksheet provides information on notable achievements in Olympic history.

1. WORKSHEET
Athletes and landmarks in the history of the Modern
Olympic Games
ATHLETE
OLYMPIC GAME
EVENT
LANDMARK
ATHLETE
OLYMPIC GAME
EVENT
LANDMARK
ATHLETE
OLYMPIC GAME
EVENT
LANDMARK
ATHLETE
OLYMPIC GAME
EVENT
LANDMARK
ATHLETE
OLYMPIC GAME
EVENT
LANDMARK
ATHLETE
OLYMPIC GAME
EVENT
LANDMARK
Krintin Otto (German)
1998- Seur
Swimming
7 medals (6 gold medals- all of them were record)
Emil Zátopek (Czeehoslovakia)
Helsinki 1952
Athletics
He won 3 gold medals in 500m, 1000m and marathon
Jesse Owens (USA)
Berlin 1936
Athletics
He won 4 gold medals in 100m, 200m, 4x100m and
Long Jump
Harold Abraham/ Eric Liddell (UK)
Paris 1924
Athletics
He won 3 gold medals in 100m, 400m and Long Jump
Abebe Bikila (Ethiopia)
Rome 1960/ Tokyo 1964
Athletics
Two gold medals in two consecutive Olympics
Fermín Cacho (Spain)
Barcelona 1992
Athletics (1500m)
He was the first Spanish athlete to win a gold medal

2. ATHLETE
OLYMPIC GAME
EVENT
LANDMARK
ATHLETE
OLYMPIC GAME
EVENT
LANDMARK
Spanish Soccer Team
Barcelona 1992
Football
They won the gold Olympic medal in Football
Mark Spitz (USA)
Munich 1972
Swimming
They won seven gold medals in swimming with Olympic
record each one.