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Which lane goes to the fastest qualifier in a final?
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Which river hosted the 1900 Olympic swim races?
Answer: Seine
Why: The races were swum downstream, so the river's current helped carry the swimmers along.
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Which inventor made swim fins as a boy?
Answer: Benjamin Franklin
Why: His first fins went on his hands: oval wooden paddles, each with a hole for the thumb.
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When did butterfly become its own Olympic event?
Answer: 1956
Why: Butterfly began as a breaststroke loophole, since the old rules never banned swinging the arms forward over the water.
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How many false starts are allowed per swimmer?
Answer: Zero
Why: If the start signal has already sounded, the race carries on and the false starter is disqualified at the end.
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Which strokes are allowed in a freestyle race?
Answer: Any stroke
Why: Freestylers pick the front crawl because it is the fastest stroke, not because the rules require it.
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Where is the 'Cave of Swimmers' rock art?
Answer: Egypt
Why: Its swimmers were painted 6,000 to 9,000 years ago, when that now bone-dry part of the Sahara was far wetter.
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