Tokyo Olympic 2020 Quiz

Not only did Dressel win five gold medals in the pool, but he also broke two world records. His fellow swimmer, Duncan Scott, did pretty well too, becoming the first British athlete to win four medals at a single Olympics (one gold and three silver).

Flora Duffy became Bermuda’s first Olympic champion when she won the women’s triathlon. “The whole of Bermuda is going crazy,” she said. “That’s what makes it so special. My mum grew up in Burnley and my dad is from Barrow-in-Furness, but I’m born and raised in Bermuda. That’s where my heart is.”

San Marino had never won an Olympic medal before these Games. Now they have three: two in shooting and one in wrestling. With a population of just 34,000, they won a medal for every 11,333 people in the country. For the sake of comparison, Team GB won a medal for every 1,049,338 people in Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Breakdancing will be making its debut in Paris in 2024.

In the build-up to the Games, people in Japan donated nearly 158 million pounds of electronics, which were reduced down to approximately 71 pounds of gold, 7,700 pounds of silver, and 4,850 pounds of bronze.

Hend Zaza was the youngest to participate at the Tokyo Olympics. She was just 12 years old.

Bhavani Devi was the first Indian to qualify for the Olympics. Not only that she managed to win her first match as well.

Ian Millar nicknamed the “Captain Canada” was an equestrian who participated in the 10 Olympics from 1972-1976 and 1984-2012. He was 65 years old in the 2012 London Olympics.

It was an all-time record for an Olympics. The teams from Japan, Italy, Netherlands, Brazil, New Zealand, Chinese Taipei and Turkey all won more medals than they had done at any previous Games.