Which Olympics are called the 'high level upsets' Olympics________________________?
Correct answer: C. 1968 Mexico Olympics (7000 ft above sea level site of the Game)
- A. 1976 Montreal Olympics
- B. 1972 Munich Olympics
- C. 1968 Mexico Olympics (7000 ft above sea level site of the Game)
- D. 1984 Los Angeles Olympics
Explanation
The 1968 Mexico Olympics were held at roughly 2,240 metres above sea level, so reduced oxygen affected endurance events and contributed to surprising results. This altitude is the basis for the description of these Games as the high-level or high-altitude upsets Olympics.
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