I realize "athletics" is 100% correct, but it always seemed way too generic as a name for track and field events. Unless the Olympic committee starts allowing bake-offs and chess matches, 'athletics' would seem to cover ALL their events.
Agreed, I was naming individual events rather than thinking of the general term for those events. I also must have named every ruddy event in the Olympics bar three of the answers.
For some unknown reason I first tried cup of Christ. It wasn't accepted, not would I expect it to be, but it was called that at one point in the movie. Silly brain thinking of that before the obvious answer.
That's what I tried, too. There are only five layers of the atmosphere, and ozone isn't one of them. Perhaps it would better if the clue read, "Which region of the stratosphere absorbs most of the sun's UV radiation?"
Track and field is not the same as athletics; it is a subcategory of athletics. The marathon is not part of track and field (it is a road race) but it is part of athletics. I agree it's fine to accept "track" on this quiz, but some of the comments don't seem to realize this nuance.
I understand that the Ozone layer is technically correct but it forms part of the stratosphere which I believe is actually the layer of the atmosphere.