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2. Introduction to Olympics
The first recorded ancient Olympic Games were held
in 776 BC at Greece in a village named Olympia.
It was part of a religious event which held in honour
of Zeus – The father of gods.
The flag of Olympics represents the 5 parts of world
which are : Africa, Asia, America, Australia and
Europe.
The colors of flag rings are: Red, Yellow, Black, Blue
and Green.
3. RiO Olympic -2016 (5August-21August)
Opening Ceremony : 05 August
Closing Ceremony : 21 August
Stadium : Maracana`
4. RiO Olympic-2016 (Torch and Mascot)
Torch
Height : 27 inches
Weight : 1.5 kg
Mascot : Vinicius
