Fill in the blanks with words from the box below: compete silver represent bronze opening speed alpine ice hockey four determined podium national anthems judges bobsled luge snowboarding parade train fastest gold honor events cross country figure the winter games: every years, athletes from around the world gather to in the winter games of the olympics. the athletes, who extremely hard, are chosen to their countries. the games begin with the ceremony, where the athletes in front of an audience. the events: the winter games is comprised of many different there are sledding events such as the and the there are skiing events such as and there are also team sports such as every olympics some new events are added such as which was added in the 1998 nagano olympic games. winning: the dream of every athlete is to make it to the which is where the medals are handed out. the first place winners receive the medal and have the of hearing their countries’ played. the second place winners receive the medal and the third place winners receive the medal. often, the winners are by who has the time. events such as the skating are decided this way. other events such as skating are determined by a panel of who give marks according to artistic and technical ability.
The Winter Games:
Every four years, athletes from around the world gather to competein the Winter Games of the Olympics. The athletes, who trainextremely hard, are chosen to represent their countries. The games begin with the opening ceremony, where the athletes parade in front of an audience.
The Events:
The Winter Games is comprised of many different events. There are sledding events such as the luge and the bobsled. There are skiing events such as alpine and cross country. There are also team sports such as ice hockey. Every Olympics has some new events are added such as snowboarding, which was added in the 1998 Nagano Olympic Games.
Winning:
The dream of every athlete is to make it to the podium, which is where the medals are handed out. The first place winners receive the gold medal and have the honor of hearing their countries’ national anthem played. The second place winners receive the silver medal and the third place winners receive the bronze medal. Often, the winners are determined by who has the fastest time. Events such as the speed skating are decided this way. Other events such as figure skating are determined by a panel of judges, who give marks according to artistic and technical ability.