Which Canadian sprinter became a world record holder and double Olympic gold medalist in 1996?

Discover Canada records this in one direct sentence. The guide writes: In 1996 at the Olympic Summer Games, Donovan Bailey became a world record sprinter and double Olympic gold medallist. The Canadian sprinter the test wants is therefore Donovan Bailey.

Two achievements in one Olympics. Discover Canada commits to two distinctions: world record sprinter AND double Olympic gold medallist. So Donovan Bailey didn't just win one gold or set one record — he set a world record AND won two Olympic gold medals at the same Games. The 1996 Olympic Summer Games made him one of Canada's most celebrated track athletes.

The 1996 Games were a major Canadian moment. Discover Canada places Bailey's achievement in a list of notable Canadian sports figures: Chantal Petitclerc who "became a world champion wheelchair racer and Paralympic gold medalist"; Wayne Gretzky, one of the greatest hockey players of all time, who played for the Edmonton Oilers from 1979 to 1988; and Terry Fox, the British Columbian who started the Marathon of Hope in 1980 for cancer research. So Bailey is part of a roster of named Canadian athletes who have brought national pride to the country.

Sport is a major part of Canadian identity. Discover Canada writes that "sports have flourished as all provinces and territories have produced amateur and professional star athletes and Olympic medal winners." In addition to Bailey's 1996 sprint achievements, Canadians take pride in hockey (the national winter sport, developed in Canada in the 1800s), lacrosse (the official summer sport), Canadian football (the second most popular spectator sport), basketball (invented by Canadian James Naismith in 1891), and curling. Bailey's 1996 Olympic moment is one of the standout sporting achievements that Discover Canada singles out as part of this Canadian sporting tradition. The 1996 double-gold and world record together represented a peak Canadian sporting achievement at the Olympic level.

The question is testing whether new citizens know which Canadian sprinter became a world record holder and double Olympic gold medalist in 1996. Discover Canada commits to one figure: Donovan Bailey. The right test answer matches that.

The wrong answer choices each pick a different name. None of the alternative options is named in Discover Canada as the 1996 sprinter and double Olympic gold medallist. Only Donovan Bailey is in the source.