The Olympic Games are held after an interval of how many years?
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Correct answer: 4 years
The modern Olympic Games follow a four-year cycle: the Summer Olympics and Winter Olympics each recur every four years, with their schedules staggered so that an Olympic event occurs in alternating years. Therefore, the standard interval for the same Olympic Games is four years. Two, three, and five years are not the established Olympic cycle.
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4 years
Why is this the correct answer?
The modern Olympic Games follow a four-year cycle: the Summer Olympics and Winter Olympics each recur every four years, with their schedules staggered so that an Olympic event occurs in alternating years. Therefore, the standard interval for the same Olympic Games is four years. Two, three, and five years are not the established Olympic cycle.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Physical Education question. Chapter: Olympic Movement.
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