Which of the following is the Olympic symbol? (The exercise shows four candidate five-ring graphics, labelled (a)-(d), each in a different colour arrangement — the images themselves are not reproducible here, so the real arrangement to match against is given in the answer.)

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> Match the real symbol's exact rule — blue/yellow/black/green/red, blue-black-red on top and yellow-green below — against the four lettered graphics to find the correct one; we cannot see the actual images, so we give the verifiable rule instead of guessing a letter.

This exercise is built around an image set (four candidate five-ring graphics) that this text extraction cannot reproduce. Rather than guess which lettered option (a)-(d) is correct without seeing them, the honest and useful answer is the exact rule the real Olympic symbol follows, which you can check each candidate graphic against: five interlocked rings of **equal proportions**, in the colour sequence **blue, yellow, black, green, red** (left to right), with **blue, black and red placed on top** and **yellow and green placed at the bottom**. These five rings represent the union of the five continents — the Americas, Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe. …

Q.Which of the following is the Olympic symbol? (The exercise shows four candidate five-ring graphics, labelled (a)-(d), each in a different colour arrangement — the images themselves are not reproducible here, so the real arrangement to match against is given in the answer.)

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Q.Which of the following is the Olympic symbol? (The exercise shows four candidate five-ring graphics, labelled (a)-(d), each in a different colour arrangement — the images themselves are not reproducible here, so the real arrangement to match against is given in the answer.)

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