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    The document discusses the Olympic movement and provides short answers to questions about the Olympic flag, values developed through the Olympics, the Olympic oath, eligibility for the Dronacharya Award, objectives of CBSE sports, and the origin of the Paralympic Games. Specifically, it notes that the Olympic flag was created in 1913 and features five interlocking rings representing the five continents. It also explains that the Olympics aim to promote peace, friendship, solidarity, fair play, and freedom from discrimination.

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    CHAPTER 3

    OLYMPIC MOVEMENT

    VERY SHORT ANSWER (1 MARK QUESTIONS) [30 WORDS]

    1. write a short note on the Olympic Flag?

    Ans. Olympic Flag was created inl913 at the


    suggestion of Baron Pierre de coubertin. It
    was first hosted in 1920 Olympic games at
    Antwerp(Belgium).lt is made of white silk and
    contains five inter-locking rings in five colours
    yellow, green, red,blue and black
    representing the five continents of the world.The inter- locking rings
    symbolises cooperation and friendship.

    2. Briefly explain development of values through Olympic movement?

    Ans. The aim of Olympic games is to create peace and cooperation amongst
    the nations with the spirit of sports competition.Olympic games played a
    significant role to develop following values:-

    1. Friendship

    2. Solidarity

    3. Fair play

    4. Freedom from discrimination

    3. What is Olympic oath?

    Ans. At the beginning of the games the host country representative will take
    oath on the behalf of all participating athletes. That is “We swear that we
    will take part in the Olympic games in loyal competition representing and
    abiding by the rules which govern them without the use of doping and
    drugs in the true spirit of sportsmanship for the glory of sport and the
    honour of our teams”.

    4. Describe in brief the eligibility criteria for Dronacharya Award?

    Ans. This award is for coaches whose Teams or players have shown outstanding
    performance in international/national competitions.The following capabilities
    are necessary for the eligibility of this award:-

    1. The player who has won gold,silver or bronze medal at Olympic


    or world cup championship.

    2. The player who has broken the world record.This record should
    have been recognized by the international sports federation.

    3. the player who has won the gold medal at Asian or Commonwealth
    championship.

    4. The player who has won gold medal at least three times in Asian
    or Commonwealth championships.

    5. Describe the objectives of CBSE sports?

    Ans. The central Board of Secondary Education conducts the various


    tournaments at various level to promote games & sports in lndia. There
    are following objectives of CBSE sports.

    1. To raise the general standard of sports.

    2. To organize orientation, refresher and training programmes for


    physical education teachers.

    3. To organize inter- school tournaments and competitions.

    4. To encourage sportsmanship and promote friendly relations among


    schools.

    6. Write a short notes on the origin of Para Olympic Games.

    Ans. In the second world war majority of people suffered. They lost their will
    power and kept remembering the horrors of wars all the time. In 1948 Sir
    Ludwig gutman organized games for disabled soldiers in various hospital
    in London. In 1960 Rome Olympic sir Ludwig collected 400 disabled
    athletes and organized games, and it was named Para- Olympics. Shooting
    was the first game to be introduced in Para Olympic Games. The
    International Para Olympic committee(IPC) is responsible for organizing
    summer and winter Olympic games. The headquarter of IPC is situated
    in Bonn(Germany) The symbol of para Olympic Games is three colours
    red, blue and green flag and the Motto of Para Olympic is “spirit in
    Motion”. 2014 winter para Olympic Games was successfully hosted by
    Russia.

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