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Questions:
1. What is the name of the ongoing Olympic Games and where are they being held?
2. How often are the Olympic Games held and what happens during the inauguration ceremony?
3. How many Olympic sports are there currently and can you name a few?
4. Where did the Olympic Games originate and who were they meant to honor?
5. What was the prize for the winner of the first Olympics and why?
6. Why did athletes in ancient Greece compete naked and what was the tradition behind it?
7. When and where was the first Olympic mascot introduced and what was it?
8. What do the five interlocking rings on the Olympic flag represent?
9. When and where were the first modern Olympic Games held and how many countries participated?
10. Are gold medals really made of gold? If not, what are they made of?

Correct answers:
1. The ongoing Olympic Games are called Tokyo 2020 and they are being held in Tokyo, Japan.
2. The Olympic Games are held every four years and during the inauguration ceremony, all athletes from participating countries parade with their flags. The most important moment is when they carry the Olympic torch to the cauldron and light the flame.
3. There are currently 33 Olympic sports, including tennis, athletics, swimming, gymnastics, soccer, basketball, volleyball, baseball, ping pong, and martial arts.
4. The Olympic Games originated in ancient Greece in Olympia to honor the god Zeus.
5. The prize for the winner of the first Olympics was an olive crown, which was placed on his head. This was because the winner, Heracles, was believed to have run to Olympia to entertain Zeus when he was just born.
6. Athletes in ancient Greece competed naked as a tribute to Zeus. It is believed that when a runner who competed naked won for the first time, everyone else followed suit.
7. The first Olympic mascot was introduced in Munich in 1972 and it was a dog named Waldi. Since then, each edition of the Olympics has had its own mascot. In Tokyo 2020, the mascot is called Miraitowa and it is a futuristic fox with supernatural powers.
8. The five interlocking rings on the Olympic flag represent the five populated continents - Europe, America, Asia, Africa, and Oceana.
9. The first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens in 1896 with athletes from 14 different countries. There were only nine Olympic sports at that time.
10. Gold medals are not made of gold. They are made of silver and then plated with gold.

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Emily: Hi Sarah, how are you?
Sarah: Hello Emily. I'm a little nervous because it's my first time flying alone.
Emily: Don't worry, flying alone can be fun! Where are you going?
Sarah: New York City!
Emily: Wow, that sounds exciting.
Sarah: Yes, but I'm afraid of getting lost at the airport.
Emily: No need to panic. Just follow the signs and ask for help if you need it. There are many people at the airport who know how confusing it can be.
Sarah: Thank you for calming me down. What are your plans today?
Emily: I'm going home to see my family, and then I'll work tomorrow. But now, I don't want to think about work yet!
Sarah: Ha ha! It's better not to spoil your vacation by thinking about work. Did you pass through security easily?
Emily: Yes, this time there was no problem with security - but sometimes it takes forever.
Sarah: Oh no, that's always so annoying.
Emily: Have a safe flight and enjoy NYC when you arrive!
Sarah: Thank you, I will. See you soon. Bye!
Emily: Take care, bye!

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1. Uncle Jack and the children found two baby meerkats crying in a cage next door. They realized that the meerkats were not alone - there were other animals in the cage with them. Uncle Jack decided to rescue all of the animals and take them to a nearby animal sanctuary. The children were excited to help Uncle Jack, and they all worked together to transport the animals safely. Once they arrived at the animal sanctuary, they were greeted by the staff who were grateful for their help.

2. Uncle Jack and the children found two baby meerkats in a cage next door. They thought the meerkats were crying because they were sick, but Uncle Jack realized that they were just homesick. Uncle Jack decided to keep the meerkats as pets, and they all lived happily ever after.

3. Uncle Jack and the children found two baby meerkats crying in a cage next door. They realized that the meerkats were crying for their parents, who they missed. Uncle Jack decided to take the meerkats back to their home in the Kalahari Desert. The children helped Uncle Jack find the meerkats when they went missing, and they eventually found them outside a pet shop. Uncle Jack bought the meerkats and they all went home to the Kalahari Desert.

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