kth8/OpenTriviaQA huggingface dataset:
Category: sports
Question: This sport, which evolved from the medieval sports of  caid and cnapean, is played with either 13 or 15 players. (There are two modern variants.)
Choices: Soccer; Croquet; Curling; Rugby
Answer: Rugby
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first NHL player to score 50 goals in a season?
Choices: Esposito; Richard; Gretsky; Howe
Answer: Richard
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Question: Who was the first NHL player to score 100 points in a season?
Choices: Esposito; Gretsky; Richard; Howe
Answer: Esposito
Category: sports
Question: Patty Berg was quite a fine golfer. She won the first US Womans Open in 1946. What significant accomplishment did she make in 1959?
Choices: She wore a very revealing outfit.; She scored a hole-in-one.; She won the event and the tennis Grand Slam.; She won the event left-handed.
Answer: She scored a hole-in-one.
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Question: Find the incorrect statement about Tiger Woods.
Choices: He won four straight US Amateur titles.; He has two half-brothers and one half-sister.; He was the first 15 year-old to win the US Junior Amateur Championship.; He was the youngest golfer to win all four majors in one year.
Answer: He won four straight US Amateur titles.
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Question: Name the first golfer to earn more than $100,000 in one year.
Choices: Jack Nickolas; Sam Snead; Arnold Palmer; Tiger Woods
Answer: Arnold Palmer
Category: sports
Question: In what state was the first American golf course opened?
Choices: Tennessee; New York; Vermont; Georgia
Answer: Vermont
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Question: In 1963 the National Football League suspended these two players for gambling.
Choices: Paul Hornung and Pete Rose; Art Schlichter and Mike Lucci; Paul Hornung and Mike Lucci; Paul Hornung and Alex Karras
Answer: Paul Hornung and Alex Karras
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Question: In 1886, Ab Smith added this term to sports vocabulary.
Choices: hole-in-one; birdie; grand slam; ace
Answer: birdie
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Question: Fred Gehrke was a running back for the then Los Angeles Rams. Which of the following did he do in 1948?
Choices: Scored a touchdown running, receiving and throwing.; Ran 100 yards the wrong way; Played all eleven positions in one game; Painted horns on his helmet
Answer: Painted horns on his helmet
Category: sports
Question: What team won the first college bowl game?
Choices: Penn State; Bucknell; Tulane; Michigan
Answer: Michigan
Category: sports
Question: This former NFL player is given credit for the first spike in the NFL.
Choices: Homer Jones; Abner Haynes; Paul Hornung; Max McGee
Answer: Homer Jones
Category: sports
Question: What team won the World Series in 1980?
Choices: Phillies; Royals; Dodgers; Yankees
Answer: Phillies
Category: sports
Question: What pitcher pitched a no hitter on July 4th 1983?
Choices: Bill Sudakis; John Tudor; Bob Stanley; Dave Righetti
Answer: Dave Righetti
Category: sports
Question: Who was the manager of the 1986 New York Mets?
Choices: Hal Lanier; Davey Johnson; Gene Mauch; John McNamera
Answer: Davey Johnson
Category: sports
Question: Who was the last shortstop to start for the Baltimore Orioles before Cal Ripken stepped in and played 2,632 consecutive games?
Choices: Jose Uribe; Floyd Rayford; Razor Shines; Boots Day
Answer: Floyd Rayford
Category: sports
Question: This player collected his 3000th hit in 1985. Who was this California Angels player ?
Choices: Rod Carew; Reggie Jackson; Bert Campaneris; Don Baylor
Answer: Rod Carew
Category: sports
Question: What two teams played in the 1989 World Series?
Choices: As vs. Dodgers; Twins vs. Cardinals; As vs. Giants; As vs. Reds
Answer: As vs. Giants
Category: sports
Question: Who won the 1984 World Series MVP award ?
Choices: Howard Johnson; Alan Trammell; Willie Hernandez; Kirk Gibson
Answer: Alan Trammell
Category: sports
Question: This teenager was the Mets starting shortstop in 1983.
Choices: Kelvin Chapman; Wally Backman; Jose Oquendo; Ron Gardenhire
Answer: Jose Oquendo
Category: sports
Question: I was the third baseman for the Yankees when Dave Righetti threw his no hitter in 1983. Who am I?
Choices: Fred Stanley; Bert Campaneris; Graig Nettles; Mike Pagliarulo
Answer: Bert Campaneris
Category: sports
Question: Although Kung Fu is often used in English as a collective term for Chinese martial arts, what is the more precise term for them?
Choices: San Soo; Kendo; Hung Fut; Wushu
Answer: Wushu
Category: sports
Question: What does the term Kung Fu refer to, apart from Chinese martial arts?
Choices: Sense of superiority; Individual accomplishment or skill; Physical strength; Knowledge
Answer: Individual accomplishment or skill
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Question: Who is believed to have introduced martial arts in China?
Choices: The First Emperor Qin Shi Huangdi; Sima Qian; Li Bai; The Yellow Emperor
Answer: The Yellow Emperor
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Question: What style of Kung Fu is not a Southern one?
Choices: Wing Chun; Five Ancestors; Eagle Claw; Dragon
Answer: Eagle Claw
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Question: What is the meaning of the concept of Chi, that plays a crucial role in the basic training of a student in Kung Fu?
Choices: Stance; Heart; Body; Breath
Answer: Breath
Category: sports
Question: In Chinese martial arts, the series of movements that are combined so they can be practiced as one set of movements are grouped in how many general types?
Choices: Three; Two; Four; Six
Answer: Two
Category: sports
Question: What is a dao?
Choices: Sword; Stance; Martial art; Form
Answer: Sword
Category: sports
Question: What Chinese literary genre is based on Chinese martial arts?
Choices: Baihua; Shi; BushidÅ; Wuxia
Answer: Wuxia
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Question: What is the name of the main character in the American series Kung Fu (1972-1975)?
Choices: David Carradine; Master Po; Master Kan; Kwai Chang Caine
Answer: Kwai Chang Caine
Category: sports
Question: What Southern martial art did the Chinese American martial artist and actor Bruce Lee practise?
Choices: Leopard Kung Fu; Black Tiger Kung Fu; Duan Quan; Wing Chun
Answer: Wing Chun
Category: sports
Question: Which of the following refers to the mechanics that work on the go kart?
Choices: Pit Crew; Timers; Secret Agents; Handy Men
Answer: Pit Crew
Category: sports
Question: Go karts have two wheels.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: A go kart will go faster but handle worse, if you do which of the following?
Choices: Crash; Go down on the air pressure in the tires; Go up on the air pressure in the tires; Cut a whole in the front of the go kart
Answer: Go up on the air pressure in the tires
Category: sports
Question: Is it true that while racing a go kart, you should wear a hat, shorts and a T-shirt?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: No
Category: sports
Question: Karts can be driven on asphalt and dirt.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: What does WKA stand for?
Choices: World Karting Association; Witfield Karting Association; World Kangaroo Association; Willowbrook Kart Alignment
Answer: World Karting Association
Category: sports
Question: Is it true that a normal kart race has three stages - tuning, driving and race?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
Category: sports
Question: In a state or tri-state karting race all helmets must be Snell M2000 approved.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: On what part of a kart  can you place a shield to improve aerodynamics?
Choices: wheels; steering column; bar; motor
Answer: steering column
Category: sports
Question: Mark Messier holds the record for most played games in an NHL career.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: In the 1975-76 season, Darryl Sittler set the NHL record for most points scored in one game when he recorded this many points against the Boston Bruins.
Choices: 10; 9; 8; 11
Answer: 10
Category: sports
Question: Wayne Gretzky broke the record for most points in a season in 1985-86 by getting how many points?
Choices: 216; 217; 215; 214
Answer: 215
Category: sports
Question: Wayne Gretzky played 21 seasons as a professional in the NHL.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: How many wins did Patrick Roy have at the end of his 19-season career?
Choices: 548; 550; 549; 551
Answer: 551
Category: sports
Question: In the 1978-1979 season, hockey player Randy Holt got a record 67 penalty minutes in one game.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: How many points did the rookie Teemu Selanne get in the 1992-1993 season?
Choices: 120; 136; 132; 128
Answer: 132
Category: sports
Question: The US hockey team won their first Olympic gold medal at the 1980 Winter Olympics.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: How many shutouts did Terry Sawchuk get in his career?
Choices: 103; 102; 104; 105
Answer: 103
Category: sports
Question: What country hosted the 2000 Summer Olympics, also known as the Games of the New Millennium, and officially called the Games of the XXVII Olympiad?
Choices: Australia; China; Greece; United States
Answer: Australia
Category: sports
Question: The 1896 Summer Olympics, or the Games of the I Olympiad, were hosted by this European country.
Choices: Germany; Greece; Sweden; France
Answer: Greece
Category: sports
Question: What country hosted the 1992 Summer Olympic Games, officially called the Games of the XXV Olympiad?
Choices: Spain; Brazil; South Korea; United Kingdom
Answer: Spain
Category: sports
Question: This country was the host of the 1932 Summer Olympics, or the Games of the X Olympiad.
Choices: Australia; Belgium; Japan; The United States
Answer: The United States
Category: sports
Question: What country hosted the 1948 Summer Olympics, officially known as the Games of the XIV Olympiad?
Choices: Brazil; China; United Kingdom; United States
Answer: United Kingdom
Category: sports
Question: The 1988 Summer Olympics, officially called Games of the XXIV Olympiad, were hosted by this Asian country.
Choices: Japan; India; South Korea; China
Answer: South Korea
Category: sports
Question: What country was the host of the 1968 Summer Olympics, or Games of the XIX Olympiad?
Choices: Brazil; Norway; France; Mexico
Answer: Mexico
Category: sports
Question: This country hosted the 1924 Summer Olympics, officially known as the Games of the VIII Olympiad.
Choices: Canada; Greece; France; Japan
Answer: France
Category: sports
Question: Where did the 1928 Summer Olympics, or the Games of the IX Olympiad, take place?
Choices: Argentina; The Netherlands; South Korea; Spain
Answer: The Netherlands
Category: sports
Question: The 1980 Summer Olympics, officially known as the Games of the XXII Olympiad, were held in this country.
Choices: The Soviet Union; Australia; Finland; Italy
Answer: The Soviet Union
Category: sports
Question: In which of these years did The Miami Hurricanes not win a national title in football?
Choices: 1991; 1987; 1983; 2000
Answer: 2000
Category: sports
Question: Both Willis Maghee and Ken Dorsey were up for the Heisman Trophy in the same year.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Walter Paytons son rebuked Miami and played for their rivals, the Gators.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: What school did Miami lose to in the 1992 Sugar Bowl, halting their efforts of winning back-to-back national titles?
Choices: University of Alabama; Ohio State; Oklahoma; Nebraska
Answer: University of Alabama
Category: sports
Question: Which of these defensive players did not play linebacker for The  Miami Hurricanes?
Choices: Michael Barrow; Al Blades; Jonathan Vilma; Dan Morgan
Answer: Al Blades
Category: sports
Question: Who was the fourth former Miami Hurricanes player to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame?
Choices: Jim Kelly; Ted Hendricks; Jim Otto; Michael Irvin
Answer: Michael Irvin
Category: sports
Question: Which of these coaches was the first one to win two national titles as head coach of The Miami Hurricanes?
Choices: Jimmy Johnson; Dennis Erickson; Larry Coker; Howard Schellenberger
Answer: Dennis Erickson
Category: sports
Question: Who won the MVP of the 1969 World Series?
Choices: Jerry Koosman; Don Clendenon; Cleon Jones; Al Weis
Answer: Don Clendenon
Category: sports
Question: How many wins did Tom Seaver accumulate in 1969?
Choices: 27; 19; 25; 22
Answer: 25
Category: sports
Question: Which pitcher was not on the Mets staff in 1969?
Choices: Gery Gentry; Jon Matlack; Jerry Koosman; Nolan Ryan
Answer: Jon Matlack
Category: sports
Question: Cleon Jones was NL MVP in 1969.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Who was the Mets starting third baseman in 1969?
Choices: Al Weis; Ed Charles; Bud Harrelson; Wayne Garrett
Answer: Ed Charles
Category: sports
Question: Who was the winning pitcher in game five of the 1969 World Series, clinching the Series for the Mets?
Choices: Jerry Koosman; Tug McGraw; Gary Gentry; Tom Seaver
Answer: Jerry Koosman
Category: sports
Question: Who was the Mets manager in 1969?
Choices: George Steinbrenner; Yogi Berra; Gil Hodges; Casey Stengel
Answer: Gil Hodges
Category: sports
Question: Who was not one of the starting outfielders for the Mets in the 1969 World Series?
Choices: Ron Swaboda; Cleon Jones; Tommy Agee; Don Hahn
Answer: Don Hahn
Category: sports
Question: The year 1969 was a championship season for all of these New York teams, except this one.
Choices: Knicks; Jets; Rangers; Mets
Answer: Rangers
Category: sports
Question: What Oriole made the final out of the 1969 World Series?
Choices: Brooks Robinson; Davey Johnson; Frank Robinson; Boog Powell
Answer: Davey Johnson
Category: sports
Question: What are the main animals used in a rodeo?
Choices: horses and buffalo; horses and goats; cattle and pigs; horses and cattle
Answer: horses and cattle
Category: sports
Question: The image of a bucking horse and rider is a registered trademark of which state?
Choices: Wyoming; Texas; Colorado; Nevada
Answer: Wyoming
Category: sports
Question: In what state is the Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo held?
Choices: Michigan; Montana; Missouri; Mississippi
Answer: Missouri
Category: sports
Question: Is the modern bronc horse a true wild horse?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: No
Category: sports
Question: In the U.S. the largest number of rodeos are held on which weekend?
Choices: 4th of July; Veterans Day; Labor Day; Memorial Day
Answer: 4th of July
Category: sports
Question: Where is the PRCA Wrangler National Finals Rodeo held ?
Choices: Texas; Missouri; Wyoming; Nevada
Answer: Nevada
Category: sports
Question: In which of the following events are men and women allowed to compete together?
Choices: Breakaway Roping; Calf Roping; Steer Roping; Team Roping
Answer: Team Roping
Category: sports
Question: Minor penalties in ice hockey are 2 minutes.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: How many teams are there in the NHL?
Choices: 30; 25; 15; 10
Answer: 30
Category: sports
Question: What hockey team plays in Calgary?
Choices: Hurricanes; Tornadoes; Flames; Avalanche
Answer: Flames
Category: sports
Question: How may periods are there in a regular ice hockey game?
Choices: 4; 2; 3; 1
Answer: 3
Category: sports
Question: Which of the following players scored 76 goals in his rookie season?
Choices: Jagomir Jagr; Teemu SelÃ¤nne; Wayne Gretzky; Brett Hull
Answer: Teemu SelÃ¤nne
Category: sports
Question: In ice hockey a goal counts as 2 points.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: This Washington Capitals player was the first overall selection in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft.
Choices: Jaromir Jagr; Alexander Ovechkin; Mark Messier; Wayne Gretzky
Answer: Alexander Ovechkin
Category: sports
Question: Which goaltender has the nickname King Henrik?
Choices: Henrik Lundqvist; Henrik Nittymaki; Henrik Park; Henrik Suave
Answer: Henrik Lundqvist
Category: sports
Question: How many goaltenders must a team have on their roster according to the NHL rules?
Choices: 1; 4; 2; As many as they want
Answer: 2
Category: sports
Question: How many teams participated in the first ICC World Cup tournament?
Choices: 6; 12; 10; 8
Answer: 8
Category: sports
Question: Where was the Cricket World Cup inaugurated?
Choices: England; West Indies; Australia; Ireland
Answer: England
Category: sports
Question: Which country won the inaugural ICC World Cup of 1975 (aka Prudential Cup 1975)?
Choices: Australia; England; India; West Indies
Answer: West Indies
Category: sports
Question: Where was the inaugural ICC World Cup final played?
Choices: Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham; The Oval, London; Trent Bridge, Nottingham; Lords, London
Answer: Lords, London
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Question: Which country stood runner-up in the final of the inaugural ICC World Cup?
Choices: England; India; Pakistan; Australia
Answer: Australia
Category: sports
Question: Who was the winning captain of the inaugural ICC World Cup tournament?
Choices: AIvin Kallicharran; Garry Gilmour; Clive Lloyd; Vivian Richards
Answer: Clive Lloyd
Category: sports
Question: Who was the Man of the Series in the inaugural ICC World Cup of 1975?
Choices: Ian Chappell; none; Vivian Richards; Clive Lloyd
Answer: none
Category: sports
Question: Which nation was banned from the first Cricket World Cup tournament?
Choices: Pakistan; Australia; South Africa; Sri Lanka
Answer: South Africa
Category: sports
Question: In 1987, Robin Ventura set the record for most grand slams in one season.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Which of the following MLB teams hit the most home runs in one major league season?
Choices: 76 Cincinnati Reds; 04 Boston Red Sox; 97 Seatle Mariners; 61 New York Yankees
Answer: 97 Seatle Mariners
Category: sports
Question: Three of these MLB players have hit at least 400 home runs in one single decade. Who does not belong to the group?
Choices: Mark McGwire; Ted Williams; Babe Ruth; Jimmie Fox
Answer: Ted Williams
Category: sports
Question: Three of these MLB players have hit a home run in at least 8 consecutive games. Which of the listed players did not accomplish this feat?
Choices: Dale Long; Robin Ventura; Don Mattingly; Ken Griffey Jr.
Answer: Robin Ventura
Category: sports
Question: Ever since the MLBs live ball era, which began in 1920, home runs have become more popular and more abundant. Which of the following is the only decade that has not had a player hit for at least 50 home runs?
Choices: 1940; 1920; 1980; 1960
Answer: 1980
Category: sports
Question: Which of the following sluggers never hit 50 home runs in a single season?
Choices: Hank Aaron; Cecil Fielder; Willie Mays; Mickey Mantle
Answer: Hank Aaron
Category: sports
Question: Plenty of players have hit homers from both sides of the plate, but no one has ever done it in the same inning of a baseball game.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Which one of the following MLB veterans hit over 20 home runs in a single season?
Choices: Tim Raines; Keith Hernandez; Mark Grace; J.T. Snow
Answer: J.T. Snow
Category: sports
Question: Which one of the following players hit for more than 40 home runs during any season throughout his MLB career?
Choices: Roberto Clemente; Bo Jackson; Joe Torre; Joe Dimaggio
Answer: Joe Dimaggio
Category: sports
Question: Which one of the following MLB players has ever hit over 40 or more home runs in a single season?
Choices: Eddie Murray; Reggie Jackson; Joe Carter; Fred McGriff
Answer: Reggie Jackson
Category: sports
Question: Who were the NBA Champions in 1990?
Choices: Portland Trail Blazers; Los Angeles Lakers; Chicago Bulls; Detroit Pistons
Answer: Detroit Pistons
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Question: Name the NBA Champions of 1991.
Choices: Phoenix Suns; Portland Trail Blazers; Chicago Bulls; Los Angeles Lakers
Answer: Chicago Bulls
Category: sports
Question: The 1992 NBA Championship was won by this team.
Choices: Portland Trail Blazers; Los Angeles Lakers; Chicago Bulls; New York Knicks
Answer: Chicago Bulls
Category: sports
Question: Were the Phoenix Suns the 1993 NBA Champions?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
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Question: Who won the NBA Championship in 1995?
Choices: Utah Jazz; Orlando Magic; Houston Rockets; New York Knicks
Answer: Houston Rockets
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Question: In 1996, the NBA Championship was won by this team.
Choices: Seattle SuperSonics; Orlando Magic; Houston Rockets; Chicago Bulls
Answer: Chicago Bulls
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Question: This team won the NBA Championship in 1999.
Choices: New York Knicks; Los Angels Lakers; Chicago Bulls; San Antonio Spurs
Answer: San Antonio Spurs
Category: sports
Question: Who is the first coach to win four Super Bowls?
Choices: Don Shula; Bill Walsh; Chuck Noll; Bill Parcells
Answer: Chuck Noll
Category: sports
Question: Which of these teams won three Super Bowls during the 1990s?
Choices: Denver Broncos; San Francisco 49ers; Dallas Cowboys; Pittsburgh Steelers
Answer: Dallas Cowboys
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Question: Joe Namath did not throw a pass in the entire fourth quarter of Super Bowl III.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: This kickers 32-yard field goal won Super Bowl V with five seconds left in the game.
Choices: Jim OBrien; Jim Turner; Tom Matte; Tom Dempsey
Answer: Jim OBrien
Category: sports
Question: The National Football League representative won the first four Super Bowls.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: The Buffalo Bills were the first team to lose four consecutive Super Bowls.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: The term Super Bowl was coined by Howard Cosell.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Which of these running backs did not rush for 100+ yards in a Super Bowl game?
Choices: Duane Thomas; Larry Csonka; Ottis Anderson; John Riggins
Answer: Duane Thomas
Category: sports
Question: Who is the first quarterback to start for two different losing Super Bowl teams?
Choices: Trent Dilfer; Craig Morton; Fran Tarkenton; John Unitas
Answer: Craig Morton
Category: sports
Question: Which team beat the Patriots in Super Bowl XX?
Choices: Bears; Rams; Panthers; Eagles
Answer: Bears
Category: sports
Question: The International Olympic committee was founded in 1894.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: The International Olympic Committee was founded on the initiative of a German pedagogue and historian.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: The Olympic Games are held every 5 years.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: The marathon is one of the Olympic events inherited from the ancient Olympic Games.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: Plato, the famous philosopher, participated in the Olympics.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: The first modern Olympic Games were held in 1896 in London.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: At the ancient Olympic Games, the winners were rewarded with gold.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: The Greek goddess Nike is considered a personification of triumph.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Members of the Russian Olympic team were taken hostage during the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: The five colors on the Olympic represent five of the continents.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Which golf course is commonly referred to as the home of golf?
Choices: Royal Birkdale; Turnberry; Pebble Beach; St. Andrews
Answer: St. Andrews
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Question: Australian golfer Greg Norman has never won a major golf championship.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: What do golfers Adam Scott, Greg Norman and Geoff Ogilvy have in common?
Choices: They were all born in Australia.; They have never won majors championships.; They were all born in New Zealand.; They were all born in 1980.
Answer: They were all born in Australia.
Category: sports
Question: Turnberrys Ailsa Course hosted the 2009 Open Championship.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Golf has never been played at the Olympic Games.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: A golf player hits the ball from the tee onto the green and in the hole all in one shot. What is this called?
Choices: Birdie; Holed; Hole-in-one; Bogey
Answer: Hole-in-one
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Question: A golf player, on a par 5, hits their drive O.B. (Out of Bounds). What should he/she do after that?
Choices: take a stroke-and-distance penalty and play the ball from the tee again, as stroke 3; take a stroke penalty and drop a new ball from where the original ball entered the O.B. area; None of these; replay the stroke without a penalty
Answer: take a stroke-and-distance penalty and play the ball from the tee again, as stroke 3
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Question: Is it true that the maximum number of clubs allowed in a golf players bag during a round is 17?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
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Question: In theory, a foursome should get around all 18 holes of a golf course in how many hours?
Choices: 4 hours; 6 hours; 7 hours; 2 hours
Answer: 4 hours
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Question: Football player Edison Arantes do Nascimento, known as Pele, was nicknamed after which of the following?
Choices: A meal; A cartoon character; A hurricane; A football player
Answer: A football player
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Question: In which football team did Ronaldo de Assis Moreira, known as Ronaldinho, make his European debut in 2001?
Choices: Paris Saint-Germain; Barcelona; Milan; Nantes
Answer: Paris Saint-Germain
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Question: Of what descent is football player Zinedine Zidane?
Choices: Moroccan; Algerian; Egyptian; South African
Answer: Algerian
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Question: For what U.S. football team did David Beckham start playing in 2007?
Choices: New York Red Bulls; Los Angeles Galaxy; Columbus Crew; D.C. United
Answer: Los Angeles Galaxy
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Question: What type of injury put the end of Marco van Bastens career in 1995?
Choices: Back injury; Knee injury; Ankle injury; Head injury
Answer: Ankle injury
Category: sports
Question: In which of these European football teams hasnt Diego Maradona played?
Choices: Napoli; Sevilla; Barcelona; Real Madrid
Answer: Real Madrid
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Question: What interesting nickname was given to football player Ronaldo Luis Nazario de Lima, better known simply as Ronaldo?
Choices: The Phenomenon; The Magician; The Unbelievable; The Miracle
Answer: The Phenomenon
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Question: In which U.S. football team has Franz Beckenbauer played between 1977 and 1980, and again in 1983?
Choices: New York Cosmos; Columbus Crew; D.C. United; New York Red Bulls
Answer: New York Cosmos
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Question: In what position did football star Romario play throughout his career?
Choices: Defender; Striker; Sweeper; Midfielder
Answer: Striker
Category: sports
Question: In what football team hasnt Johan Cruyff played throughout his career?
Choices: Barcelona; Los Angeles Aztecs; Washington Diplomats; Milan
Answer: Milan
Category: sports
Question: Which American chess player was called The Pride and Sorrow of Chess?
Choices: Paul Keres; Paul Morphy; Emmanuel Lasker; Mikhail Botvinnik
Answer: Paul Morphy
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Question: This chess player, originally from Armenia, was the chess champion of the world from 1985 to 2000, when he lost the title to Vladimir Kramnik. He is also known in the chess world for his numerous and titanic struggles with Anatoly Karpov.
Choices: Akiba Rubinstein; Mikhail Tal; Garry Kasparov; Victor Korchnoi
Answer: Garry Kasparov
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Question: This chess player, famous for his Anti-Semitism and his reclusiveness, became the first American to win the official world chess championship.
Choices: Paul Morphy; Frank Marshall; William Steinitz; Bobby Fischer
Answer: Bobby Fischer
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Question: Which famous artist also went to try his hand at chess?
Choices: Man Ray; Pablo Picasso; Marcel Duchamp; Henri Matisse
Answer: Marcel Duchamp
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Question: This Russian chess player played during the 1960s and was one of the first to analyze his opponents earlier games. He is also one of the few players to hold a full-time job as an engineer.
Choices: Paul Keres; Tigran Petrosian; Mikhail Tal; Mikhail Botvinnik
Answer: Mikhail Botvinnik
Category: sports
Question: Bobby Fischer won 20 chess games in a row when he was at the height of his game.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: This Russian grandmaster was known for his intimidating stare. He was considered extremely good at sacrificing pieces. However, poor health caused him to never play to his full potential.
Choices: Harry Nelson Pillsbury; Mikhail Tal; Paul Keres; Salo Flohr
Answer: Mikhail Tal
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Question: What Russian-French grandmaster was world chess champion from 1927-1935, and then promptly lost the title to Max Euwe?
Choices: Salo Flohr; Alexander Alekhine; Jose Raul Capablanca; Aron Nimzovitch
Answer: Alexander Alekhine
Category: sports
Question: This was the year the Pittsburgh Penguins hockey team was founded. The same year the NHL doubled in size from the Original Six to twelve teams.
Choices: 1970; 1966; 1968; 1967
Answer: 1967
Category: sports
Question: The Pittsburgh Penguins are members of the Pacific Division of the Western Conference of the NHL.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: In what year did the Pittsburgh Penguins win their first Playoff Series?
Choices: 1968; 1970; 1967; 1972
Answer: 1970
Category: sports
Question: What were the original team colors of the Pittsburgh Penguins?
Choices: They have always worn black and gold.; blue and white; black and gold; gold and white
Answer: blue and white
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Question: What year did the Pittsburgh Penguins win their first Stanley Cup?
Choices: 1989; 1991; 1992; 1990
Answer: 1991
Category: sports
Question: Who was the Goalie acquired from the Buffalo Sabres who played for the Pittsburgh Penguins in their first two Stanley Cup victories?
Choices: Wendell Young; Bruce Racine; Frank Pietrangelo; Tom Barrasso
Answer: Tom Barrasso
Category: sports
Question: This Pittsburgh Penguin became the first player/owner in NHL history in the year 2000.
Choices: Jaromir Jagr; Ron Francis; Mario Lemieux; Scotty Bowman
Answer: Mario Lemieux
Category: sports
Question: Where was the famed Alabama football coach Paul Bryant born?
Choices: Moro Bottom, Ark.; Junction, TX; Louisville, Ky; Chicago, IL
Answer: Moro Bottom, Ark.
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Question: In 1927, Paul Bryant successfully wrestled a muzzled bear, which earned him the nickname Bear.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: During World War II Paul Bryant avoided the draft and coached high school football teams.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: In what year did Paul Bryant become head coach for the University of Alabama?
Choices: 1973; 1958; 1966; 1956
Answer: 1958
Category: sports
Question: Bear Bryant was reluctant to accept the head coaching position at Alabama and only left Texas AM after they agreed to double his salary.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: In 1970, Paul Bryant invented the wishbone offense.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: Paul Bryants win over Tennessee in 1981 was his 315th win, earning him the record for victories over Amos Alonzo Stagg.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Gary Busey portrayed Paul Bryant in the 1984 biographical film, The Bear.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: In what year did Paul Bryant die?
Choices: 1987; 1982; 1983; 1990
Answer: 1983
Category: sports
Question: A record for the fastest goal was set at the start of an NHL playoff game on April 17, 1972. How long after the start of the playoff game was it scored?
Choices: 6 seconds; 4 seconds; 3 seconds; 5 seconds
Answer: 6 seconds
Category: sports
Question: Colorado Avalanche forward, Shjon Podein wore his uniform, equipment and skates for more than 25 hours after his team won the Stanley Cup.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: What happened during the second period of Game 4 of the 1988 Stanley Cup Finals between the Boston Bruins and the Edmonton Oilers?
Choices: The refs never showed up for the second period.; The coaches had a fight on the ice.; The lights went out.; There was a bomb threat.
Answer: The lights went out.
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Question: There are more than 2,500 different names engraved on the Stanley Cup.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: When the New Jersey Devils won the Stanley Cup in 2003, where did goaltender, Martin Brodeur take the Cup?
Choices: to a diner; to the bathroom; to a car show; to a movie theatre
Answer: to a movie theatre
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Question: In 1980, Clarke Gillies of the New York Islanders let his cat eat dinner from the Stanley Cup.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Once the Stanley Cup was taken on MTV Prime Time Beach House and stuffed with clams and oysters.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Where was the Stanley Cup made?
Choices: France; London, England; Canada; New York, New York
Answer: London, England
Category: sports
Question: How old was Jim Brown when he retired from the Cleveland Browns?
Choices: 33; 45; 30; 31
Answer: 30
Category: sports
Question: The Cleveland Browns were founded in 1945.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: In what year did the Cleveland Browns win their first NFL Championships?
Choices: 1964; 1954; 1950; 1955
Answer: 1950
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Question: In 2009, this Cleveland Browns player was involved in a car accident that left a pedestrian dead.
Choices: Donte Stallworth; Joe Thomas; Brady Quinn; Braylon Edwards
Answer: Donte Stallworth
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Question: Derek Anderson, who joined the Cleveland Browns in 2006, was born in 1983.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Shaun Rodgers, who joined the Cleveland Browns in 2008, plays what position?
Choices: Wr and QB; Wr; LB; Wr, Db
Answer: LB
Category: sports
Question: The colors of the Cleveland Browns are brown, orange and black.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Bernie Kosar finished his career with the Cleveland Browns.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Derek Anderson has worn number is 3 for the Cleveland Browns.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: What jersey number has Jamal Lewis worn for the Cleveland Browns?
Choices: 17; 92; 3; 31
Answer: 31
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Question: In what year was the NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament founded?
Choices: 1907; 1917; 1939; 1956
Answer: 1939
Category: sports
Question: No team has ever entered the NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament undefeated.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: What NCAA Mens Basketball team has won the most National Titles from 1939-2009?
Choices: Kentucky; Kansas; North Carolina; UCLA
Answer: UCLA
Category: sports
Question: The NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament is also know as the Grand Finale.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Which league does not hold a post season tournament to determine who their automatic bid is to the NCAA Championship?
Choices: Big East; Ivy; Mid West Conference; Sunbelt
Answer: Ivy
Category: sports
Question: CBS has always had the rights to broadcast the NCAA Mens Tournament.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: The NCAA started seeding mens basketball teams in 1979 and 2008 marked the first time when all #1 seeds made it to the Final Four. Name the teams that made it.
Choices: Kansas, North Carolina, UCLA, Memphis; Kansas, North Carolina, UCLA, UNLV; Kansas, North Carolina, Duke, Memphis; Kentucky, North Carolina, UCLA, Memphis
Answer: Kansas, North Carolina, UCLA, Memphis
Category: sports
Question: In 1953 Kentucky finished 25â0 but didnt go to the NCAA Mens Division I Basketball Tournament because they didnt accept the invitation.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Since the beginning of the NCAA Mens Basketball tournament until 2009, what team had the most tournament appearances without ever having gone to the Championship game?
Choices: Missouri; Texas Tech; Yale; BYU
Answer: BYU
Category: sports
Question: In 1941 this NCAA Mens basketball team set the record for lowest points scored in a Championship appearance.
Choices: North Carolina; Mississippi Valley St.; North Texas University; Yale
Answer: North Carolina
Category: sports
Question: Which of these former basketball players has the most NCAA Championship wins and NBA Championship wins combined?
Choices: Michael Jordan; Kareem Abdul Jabbar; Bill Russell; Sam Jones
Answer: Bill Russell
Category: sports
Question: The true origin of racquetball is questionable, but which decade did the shortened racquet appear?
Choices: 1900s; 1930s; 1970s; 1950s
Answer: 1930s
Category: sports
Question: Regulation racquetball courts are 20 x 20 x 40 feet.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: In racquetball a player must win by at least how many points?
Choices: 3; 4; 1; 2
Answer: 2
Category: sports
Question: What are the two basic types of serves in racquetball?
Choices: Drive serve and Lob serve; Stoop serve and Straight serve; Pure serve and Fake serve; Stick serve and Flick serve
Answer: Drive serve and Lob serve
Category: sports
Question: In racquetball the drop shot is not a hard-hit shot.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Is it true that in racquetball, the kill shot is a legal shot that is hit low on the front wall and bounces twice before it reaches the service line?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
Category: sports
Question: Can doubles be played in racquetball?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
Category: sports
Question: According to the official rules of the United States Racquetball Association a match may be forfeited by the referee in which of the following cases?
Choices: All of these; Any player for a singles match, or any team for a doubles match, fails to report to play. Normally, 20 minutes from the scheduled game time will be allowed before forfeiture.; Any player refuses to abide by the referees decision, or engages in unsportsmanlike conduct.; Any player leaves the court without permission of the referee during a game
Answer: All of these
Category: sports
Question: The racquetball term avoidable hinder refers to which of the following?
Choices: Illegal placement of a foot before or during the serve; Serve that hits the ceiling; Interference, not necessarily intentional; Intimidating the opponent by playing too close
Answer: Interference, not necessarily intentional
Category: sports
Question: Is command of center court one of the winning tactics of singles racquetball?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
Category: sports
Question: Which of the following court types are allowed in racquetball?
Choices: It is played outdoors; All of these; Three-walled courts; One-walled courts
Answer: All of these
Category: sports
Question: He was the first NFL player to intercept 14 passes in one season. He did this in his rookie year.
Choices: Emlenn Tunnel; Dick Lane; J.C.Caroline; Jerry Gray
Answer: Dick Lane
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Question: He was a seventeenth round draft choice of the New York Giants out of the University of Iowa. He played for the Giants from 1948-1958. He then played  for the Green Bay Packers from 1959-1961.
Choices: J.C.Caroline; Dick Lane; Emlen Tunell; Jerry Gray
Answer: Emlen Tunell
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Question: This Philadelphia-born athlete was in five Pro Bowls, and in the 1960s All-Decade Team. In 1980, he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Choices: Johnny Sample; Dennis Smith; Lem Barney; Herb Adderley
Answer: Herb Adderley
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Question: This great player was in seven Pro Bowls, and was a seven time All-League Cornerback. He played from 1967-1977 for the Detroit Lions.
Choices: Dennis Smith; Ken Riley; Lem Barney; J.C.Caroline
Answer: Lem Barney
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Question: He began his career before the merger of the NFL and AFL. He played for the Broncos and Raiders. He was an integral part of the Raider defense for many years. He played from 1963-1978. He was voted to the AFL All-Time Team.
Choices: Dennis Smith; J.C.Caroline; Willie Wood; Willie Brown
Answer: Willie Brown
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Question: He played in the NFL from 1987-2003 after his college career at Purdue. Throughout most of his defensive backs career he played in Pittsburgh. He became a TV analyst for ESPN.
Choices: Herb Adderley; Rod Woodson; Terry Bradshaw; Jack Youngblood
Answer: Rod Woodson
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Question: This Hall of Famer played corner back for New England from 1972-1986 and for Oakland from 1983-1989. He played his college ball at Arizona State.
Choices: Mike Haynes; Adalius Thomas; Willie Wood; Mike Woodson
Answer: Mike Haynes
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Question: This defensive back played for San Francisco from 1961-1976. He was All-Pro four times. His brother was a great decathlon athlete and one of Robert Kennedys bodyguards.
Choices: Jimmy Johnson; Rod Woodson; Dallas Thompson; Elroy OBrien
Answer: Jimmy Johnson
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Question: This great defensive back played from 1964-1977 for the Dallas Cowboys after a great career at Oregon. He was selected to the Pro Bowl 10 times.
Choices: Chuck Healey; Deion Sanders; Herb Adderley; Mel Renfro
Answer: Mel Renfro
Category: sports
Question: This defensive back played for Detroit from 1952-1953 and 1956-1964. Not only was he a starting defensive back but he was also the teams punter.
Choices: Dick Lane; Dick Lebeau; Ray Guy; Yale Larry
Answer: Yale Larry
Category: sports
Question: When was the first US auto race held?
Choices: 1925; 1905; 1910; 1895
Answer: 1895
Category: sports
Question: Who said Driving a race car is like dancing with a chain saw.?
Choices: Brian Vickers; Richard Petty; Jeff Gordon; Cale Yarborough
Answer: Cale Yarborough
Category: sports
Question: What type of engine uses a combustion chamber that is shaped like half a sphere?
Choices: DECT-8; V-Tech; V-12; Hemi
Answer: Hemi
Category: sports
Question: On July 2, 2008 the NHRA ruled  that Top Fuel and Funny Car races can not be longer than 1000  feet. This ruling was spurred by the accidental racetrack death of this driver.
Choices: Scott Kalitta; Robert Hight; Red Brundige; John Maintrop
Answer: Scott Kalitta
Category: sports
Question: What race is often referred to as The Grand Prix of Endurance?
Choices: The Grand prix of Monaco; 24 Hours of Le Mans; The Indianapolis 500; The  Milan Grand Prix
Answer: 24 Hours of Le Mans
Category: sports
Question: Bill France, Sr. is usually considered the founder of NASCAR. Which race course did Bill France Sr. and Bill France Jr. promote?
Choices: Martinsville, Virginia; Daytona, Florida; Darlington, South Carolina; Talladega, Alabama
Answer: Daytona, Florida
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first man to drive a car at at least 60 miles per hour?
Choices: Cale Yarborough; Barney Oldfield; Carl G. Fisher; Bob Burman
Answer: Barney Oldfield
Category: sports
Question: Where was the first NASCAR-sanctioned race held?
Choices: Indianapolis, Indiana; Daytona, Florida; Martinsville, Virginia; Talladega, Alabama
Answer: Daytona, Florida
Category: sports
Question: Top Fuel race cars run on this type of fuel.
Choices: Nitromethane and Methanol; Ethanol and Nitropropane; Nitroglycerin and Methanol; Propane and Methane
Answer: Nitromethane and Methanol
Category: sports
Question: Which NASCAR race was formerly called The World 600?
Choices: Food Yard 600; Aarons 600; Coca Cola 600; Southern 600
Answer: Coca Cola 600
Category: sports
Question: He was the first NASCAR driver with 100 career victories, as well as the first one with 200 career victories.
Choices: Kyle Petty; Dale Earnhardt; Richard Petty; Bobby Allison
Answer: Richard Petty
Category: sports
Question: When was the first Virginia 500 held?
Choices: 1949.; 1938; 1950; 1946
Answer: 1949.
Category: sports
Question: When was the first Daytona 500 held?
Choices: 1959; 1949; 1946; 1955
Answer: 1959
Category: sports
Question: Where was the first Brickyard 400 held?
Choices: Jackson, Mississippi; Bristol, Tennessee; Charlotte, North Carolina; Indianapolis, Indiana
Answer: Indianapolis, Indiana
Category: sports
Question: Tracy Chapmans song Fast Car became an international hit when she performed it at the 70th Birthday Tribute to this famous man.
Choices: Paul Newman; Paul Simon; Nelson Mandela; Richard Petty, Sr.
Answer: Nelson Mandela
Category: sports
Question: In what year did Ray Harroun win the first Indianapolis 500?
Choices: 1931; 1941; 1911; 1925
Answer: 1911
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first female driver at the Indianapolis 500?
Choices: Sally Rider; Lyn St. James; Wanda Montgomery; Janet Guthrie
Answer: Janet Guthrie
Category: sports
Question: What was the original version of the game of volleyball called?
Choices: Mintonette; Ballonette; Setball; Netball
Answer: Mintonette
Category: sports
Question: Where was volleyball invented?
Choices: Brazil; the USA; Cuba; Canada
Answer: the USA
Category: sports
Question: The first official ball used in volleyball was created in the beginning of the 20th century by this company.
Choices: Spalding; Molten; Wilson; Gala
Answer: Spalding
Category: sports
Question: What was the second country after the United States to adopt volleyball?
Choices: Canada; Brazil; Mexico; Russia
Answer: Canada
Category: sports
Question: Which of these is not a stroke in volleyball?
Choices: spike; bump; palm; dip
Answer: palm
Category: sports
Question: Which of these volleyball players wears a jersey in a contrasting color to the jerseys of his/her teammates?
Choices: outside hitter; libero; opposite hitter; setter
Answer: libero
Category: sports
Question: What part of the body are volleyball players permitted to contact the ball with?
Choices: hands and head; hands and arms only; hands and legs; all parts of the body
Answer: all parts of the body
Category: sports
Question: Which of these is different in the two variations of volleyball - beach and indoor?
Choices: number of sets in a match; size of court; all of these; number of players in a team
Answer: all of these
Category: sports
Question: In 1987 the first World Beach Volleyball Championships was played in this country.
Choices: Russia; the Netherlands; Brazil; the USA
Answer: Brazil
Category: sports
Question: When did the tragic fire that killed Kane and the Undertakers parents occur according to a WrestleMania storyline?
Choices: November 8 1977; November 6 1977; November 7 1977; November 9 1977
Answer: November 7 1977
Category: sports
Question: According to the famous Wrestlemania storyline, when the fire occurred, Kane and the Undertaker didnt see each other for years. Kane thought the Undertaker was killed in the fire, and the Undertaker thought Kane was killed in the fire.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: How many foster homes was the Undertaker put in after his parents were killed according to a WrestleMania storyline?
Choices: 1; 3; 0; 2
Answer: 0
Category: sports
Question: According to the WrestleMania storyline, after the fire occurred Kane didnt see his brother for years. There was one question he wanted to ask him and that question was, Why did you stay in house with us and almost die?
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: What is the name of the professional wrestling tag team consisting of The Undertaker and Kane?
Choices: The Brothers of Death; The Brothers of Destruction; The Brothers of Pain; The Brothers of Damage
Answer: The Brothers of Destruction
Category: sports
Question: Glen Thomas is the full name of the professional wrestler known as Kane.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: The tattoo around the Undertakers neck reads Sara. Who is Sara?
Choices: His wife; His niece; His cousin; His daughter
Answer: His wife
Category: sports
Question: Kobe Bryant was born on August 23, 1978.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Kobe Bryants second daughter is Gianna Maria-Onore Bryant.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Kobe Bryant won the Naismith Prep Player of the Year Award in 1996.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Kobe Bryant was chosen as the 13th overall draft pick by the Los Angeles Lakers in 1996.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: Kobe Bryant won the 1996 NBA Slam Dunk Contest.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False