Oracle
How many rings are on the Olympic flag?
Answer
5
- rings_on_flag
- Count the interlaced rings in the Olympic symbol centered on the Olympic flag, as defined by the IOC Olympic Charter.
- sources
- library.olympics.com, brand-centre.olympic.org, en.wikipedia.org, gstatic.olympics.com, international olympic committee (olympics.com) description of the olympic flag/rings symbol, international olympic committee, olympic charter (in force 17 july 2020), sections 8–9: five interlaced rings; the olympic flag has the olympic symbol at its centre. https://library.olympics.com/default/digitalcollection/digitalcollectionattachmentdownloadhandler.ashx?documentid=355509&parentdocumentid=355508&skipcopyright=true&skipwatermark=true, international olympic committee, olympic charter (in force as from 17 july 2020), sections 8 and 9: the olympic symbol consists of five interlaced rings and is located at the centre of the olympic flag. https://library.olympics.com/default/digitalcollection/digitalcollectionattachmentdownloadhandler.ashx?documentid=355509&parentdocumentid=355508&skipcopyright=true&skipwatermark=true, international olympic committee, olympic charter / olympics.com "olympic symbol" — the olympic flag depicts five interlocking rings representing the five continents, international olympic committee, olympic charter, chapter 1 ("the olympic symbol"): the olympic symbol consists of five interlaced rings, described on the official ioc website (olympics.com, "olympic symbol") as representing the five continents joined in olympism., international olympic committee, olympic charter, rule 8 and bye-law to rule 8: 'the olympic symbol consists of five interlaced rings...', international olympic committee, olympic properties: https://brand-centre.olympic.org/olympic_properties, ioc olympic brand centre, olympic properties: https://brand-centre.olympic.org/olympic_properties, ioc olympic charter, rules 8-9, official copy: https://library.olympics.com/default/digitalcollection/digitalcollectionattachmentdownloadhandler.ashx?documentid=355509&parentdocumentid=355508&skipcopyright=true&skipwatermark=true, ioc, olympic charter, sections 8–9: https://library.olympics.com/default/digitalcollection/digitalcollectionattachmentdownloadhandler.ashx?documentid=355509&parentdocumentid=355508&skipcopyright=true&skipwatermark=true, ioc, the olympic symbol: https://library.olympics.com/default/digitalcollection/digitalcollectionattachmentdownloadhandler.ashx?documentid=168650&parentdocumentid=168649&skipcopyright=true&skipwatermark=true (states five rings and that the rings appeared on the olympic flag), olympic charter (international olympic committee), chapter 1, describing the olympic symbol as five interlaced rings, olympic charter (ioc), rule 8 / bye-law, describing the olympic symbol as five interlocking rings, olympic charter / international olympic committee (olympics.com) description of the olympic flag: five interlaced rings, olympic charter / international olympic committee (olympics.com) description of the olympic symbol: five interlocking rings, olympic charter / international olympic committee (olympics.com): the olympic flag bears the olympic symbol of five interlocking rings, olympic charter / international olympic committee (olympics.com): the olympic flag has a white background with five interlaced rings in blue, yellow, black, green and red., olympic charter / international olympic committee - the olympic flag depicts five interlocking rings, olympic charter, bye-law to rule 8 (international olympic committee): the olympic symbol consists of five interlaced rings, olympic charter, bye-law to rule 8 / international olympic committee official description of the olympic symbol: the flag has a white background with five interlaced rings in blue, yellow, black, green and red., olympic charter, chapter 1, bye-law to rule 8 (international olympic committee), which describes the olympic symbol as five interlocking rings, olympic charter, chapter 1, bye-law to rule 8 (international olympic committee), which specifies the olympic symbol as five interlaced rings, olympic charter, chapter 1, rule 8 (bye-law) — the olympic flag depicts five interlocking rings representing the union of the five continents/regions and the meeting of athletes from throughout the world at the olympic games., olympic charter, rule 8 / bye-law (international olympic committee) — the olympic flag depicts five interlocking rings, olympic charter, rule 8 / bye-law (olympic symbol), as published by the international olympic committee (olympics.com) — the olympic flag depicts five interlocking rings, olympic charter, rule 8 / bye-law to rule 8: the olympic symbol consists of five interlocking rings, olympic charter, rule 8 / bye-law, and the international olympic committee's official description of the olympic symbol: the olympic flag depicts five interlaced rings representing the five continents joined together., olympic charter, rule 8 / international olympic committee (olympics.com) — the olympic flag depicts five interlaced rings representing the five continents joined in olympism, olympic charter, rule 8 / ioc official description of the olympic symbol: five interlocking rings representing the five continents, olympics.com, www.gov.uk, www.olympic-museum.de
Work
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#885Olympic Charter (IOC), Rule 8 / Bye-law, describing the Olympic symbol as five interlocking rings
#15from olympics.com
#18375from en.wikipedia.org
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