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The Olympics by Kristi McCracken

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agility   quickness and coordination  
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archeologist   a scientist who tries to find the truth of things that happened in the past  
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chariot   a roofless carriage pulled by one or more horses  
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column   a long, usually round stone support that holds up a bigger structure  
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diaulos   a Greek race that ran two lengths of the stadium  
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drachma   an ancient Greek coin  
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hippodrome   a track for horse races  
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ode   a serious poem written to honor a person or event  
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javelin   a throwing spear  
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Korebus   the first Olympic winner whose record was written down  
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momentum   the force of a moving object  
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oracle   where the gods answered questions through a person or place  
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palaestra   a place to practice combat sports, such as wrestling or boxing  
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pankration   a combat sport mixing wrestling and boxing  
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Panhellenic   athletic events that included the Olympics, Pythian, Isthmian, and Nemean Games  
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penthalon   a sporting contest with five events  
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ritual   a custom or ceremony that is repeated (same form & rules)  
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sacrifice   offering some thing to a god  
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spectators   people who watch an event  
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triathlon   a sporting contest with three events  
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truce   a stop in a war or fight  
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wreath   a ring of leaves or flowers that has been tied together  
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