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  1. 3. A raised platform where medalists stand to receive their awards. Athletes who finish in the top three positions in their events stand on the podium.
  2. 4. Prizes awarded to top-performing athletes in different Olympic events. They come in gold, silver, and bronze and signify achievement.
  3. 6. The official end of the Olympic Games, celebrated with a ceremony that includes performances, the extinguishing of the Olympic flame, and passing on the Olympic flag to the next host city.
  4. 7. The city or country chosen to organize and host the Olympic Games. The host provides venues, accommodation, and facilities for the athletes and spectators.
  5. 8. The values of fair play, sportsmanship, and friendship that define the Olympic Games. Athletes are encouraged to compete with respect and in the spirit of camaraderie.
  6. 10. Various physical activities that athletes participate in during the Olympics. Examples include swimming, track and field, gymnastics, and basketball.
  7. 11. A national symbol that represents each participating country. Athletes proudly carry their country's flag during the opening ceremony and victory celebrations.
  8. 13. The act of participating in sports events and striving to outperform other athletes. Olympic competitions feature athletes from around the world.
  9. 15. A character or symbol chosen to represent the Olympic Games. It often reflects the culture, history, or wildlife of the host country.
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  1. 1. A formal event that marks the beginning or end of the Olympic Games. It includes the opening and closing ceremonies, which showcase cultural performances and athlete introductions.
  2. 2. The Olympic rings, consisting of five interlocking circles representing the continents, symbolize unity among nations and the Olympic spirit.
  3. 5. Skilled individuals who compete in various sports at the Olympic Games. They represent their countries and strive for excellence.
  4. 9. The highest or best achievement in a particular sport or event. Athletes aim to break records and set new benchmarks during the Olympics.
  5. 10. A large venue where Olympic events take place. It is filled with cheering spectators who support and encourage the competing athletes.
  6. 12. A symbolic object that carries the Olympic flame. It is used to light the cauldron during the opening ceremony, representing the start of the games.
  7. 14. The official start of the Olympic Games, marked by a grand ceremony featuring cultural performances, athlete parades, and the lighting of the Olympic cauldron.