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2012 Olympics: Multiple Choice Quiz

Bchwood June 27, 2011 User blog:Bchwood

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With all the ticketing headaches of last week, we thought it time for a little time-out from news.

So here's a multiple choice question to recharge your passion for the 2012 Olympics you may or may not have gotten tickets to yet. There will be a total of 26 different sports at the 2012 Summer Olympics. Which sport below is NOT one of the 26?

A) Gymnastics
B) Football
C) Cycling
D) Handball
E) Rollerskating

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