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Across
- 2. A modern competition including fencing, swimming, equestrian, shooting, and running.
- 4. Divided into freestyle and Greco-Roman styles, each with distinct rules.
- 7. The only Olympic sport where men and women compete directly against each other.
- 10. Where athletes stand, often associated with the national anthem of winners.
- 12. Includes traditions like the Parade of Nations and the lighting of the cauldron.
- 16. The term for the four-year interval between Olympic Games.
- 19. An event where athletes compete in 10 different track and field events over two days.
- 20. The sport Simone Biles dominated with her floor routines and vaults.
- 21. A team sport introduced to the Olympics in 1936, dominated by the USA.
- 24. The venue where Usain Bolt set multiple world records.
- 25. A sport where competitors navigate courses marked by buoys, often influenced by wind conditions.
- 27. An event where athletes pass an object while running, often with four members.
- 29. An event where a spear is thrown, with rules on how it must land.
- 30. A sport featuring events like the single sculls and the coxless fours.
Down
- 1. Features weight classes and uses a point system for scoring bouts.
- 3. The symbol of the Games that travels from Greece to the host city.
- 5. The site of the iconic opening and closing ceremonies, often newly built.
- 6. The highest achievement awarded, famously contested in swimming and gymnastics.
- 8. Features a continuous race combining a 1.5 km swim, 40 km bike, and 10 km run.
- 9. A winter event requiring both speed and precision, made famous by a Jamaican team.
- 11. Involves three disciplines: foil, epee, and sabre, each with unique rules.
- 13. A race that tests pure speed, commonly held at 100 and 200 meters.
- 14. Includes disciplines like road racing, time trials, and track sprinting.
- 15. A character that often embodies local culture and the spirit of the Games.
- 17. The award presented in three colors, with different designs each Olympics.
- 18. A participant, like Michael Phelps, who can set records in multiple disciplines.
- 22. Involves shooting arrows at a target 70 meters away, with a 10-ring scoring area.
- 23. A unique combination sport where skiing endurance and shooting accuracy are tested.
- 26. A race distance originating from an ancient Greek soldier's run to Athens.
- 28. An event scored on execution and difficulty, featuring twists and somersaults.