kth8/OpenTriviaQA huggingface dataset:
Category: science-technology
Question: Which of the following 4 people is most likely to be eligible for the US health program Medicaid?
Choices: A 25-year-old single man who is unemployed; A 25-year-old self-employed woman with 5 children; A 25-year-old self-employed married man with 5 children; A 25-year-old single woman who is pregnant and unemployed
Answer: A 25-year-old single woman who is pregnant and unemployed
Category: science-technology
Question: The State Childrens Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) was primarily designed to do what?
Choices: Provide additional health insurance to children who are receiving Medicaid; Provide health insurance to disabled children; Provide health insurance to older children; Provide health insurance to children who do not qualify for Medicaid
Answer: Provide health insurance to children who do not qualify for Medicaid
Category: science-technology
Question: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) used to be known as what?
Choices: Medicare; The Centers for Disease Control (CDC); The Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA); The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
Answer: The Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA)
Category: science-technology
Question: With regard to Medicare Part D, what is the donut hole?
Choices: The donut hole is the coverage gap for patients who eat donuts.; The donut hole is the coverage gap for patients between Medicaid age and Medicare age.; The donut hole is the coverage gap during which the patient is responsible for all drug costs.; The donut hole is the loss of health insurance to patients whose diets are unhealthy.
Answer: The donut hole is the coverage gap during which the patient is responsible for all drug costs.
Category: science-technology
Question: In the US, all Medicare Part A participants pay a premium for the service.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: science-technology
Question: In the US, all Medicare Part B participants pay a monthly premium for the service.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: science-technology
Question: A US citizen can qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid at the same time.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: science-technology
Question: If the planet Mars, with a diameter of 6772 kilometers, is at a distance of 80,000,000 kilometers, what is its angular diameter in arc seconds?
Choices: 16.27; 14.64; 18.92; 17.46
Answer: 17.46
Category: science-technology
Question: If an orbiting body is revolving around its parent body in a perfectly circular path at a distance of 1,000,000,000 kilometers with an orbital velocity of 15 km/s, how long is its year in Earth years?
Choices: 11.39; 27.42; 13.28; 7.23
Answer: 13.28
Category: science-technology
Question: A body is orbiting another body in an elliptical orbit with a closest approach of 1000 kilometers and a farthest approach of 2000 kilometers. At its farthest approach, a triangle formed by connecting its orbital positions one day apart to its parent body covers an area of 100,000 square kilometers. How large of an area does this body sweep out in the period of one day at its closest approach?
Choices: 79,884 square kilometers; 100,000 square kilometers; 50,000 square kilometers; 200,000 square kilometers
Answer: 100,000 square kilometers
Category: science-technology
Question: If a mass of 1 kilogram has a gravitational force of approximately 6.8x10^-12 at 1 meter (Earth = 1), what would the surface gravitational force be on a body with a mass of 5x10^18 kilograms and a diameter of 100 kilometers?
Choices: 0.00863; 0.0034; 0.129; 0.0136
Answer: 0.0136
Category: science-technology
Question: What type of structure do tulips grow out from?
Choices: Rhizome; Root; Bulb; Tuber
Answer: Bulb
Category: science-technology
Question: What does the name of the iris flower literally mean in Greek?
Choices: Flower; Rainbow; Sky; Eye
Answer: Rainbow
Category: science-technology
Question: Narcissus plants, commonly called daffodils, contain the toxin lycorine in which structure?
Choices: Blossom; Stamen; Bulb and leaves; All of these
Answer: Bulb and leaves
Category: science-technology
Question: What does the poppy flower symbolize in many cultures as well as in art?
Choices: Death; Sleep; Oblivion; All of these
Answer: Death
Category: science-technology
Question: Viola plants, commonly referred to as violets, pansies or heartsease, are used as food and in medicine because they are rich in these nutrients.
Choices: All of these; Vitamins A and C; Iron and magnesium; Lycopene and tannin
Answer: Vitamins A and C
Category: science-technology
Question: The carnation is the national flower of this European country.
Choices: France; Scotland; Spain; Germany
Answer: Spain
Category: science-technology
Question: To which continent are common daisies native?
Choices: All of these; North America; Asia; Europe
Answer: Europe
Category: science-technology
Question: According to Greek mythology, Zeus saved one of Asclepius students from his wrath by turning him into this flower.
Choices: Rose; Peony; Forget-me-not; Dahlia
Answer: Peony
Category: science-technology
Question: The Lilium plants, commonly known as lilies, are extremely toxic to this animal.
Choices: Dog; All of these; Sheep; Cat
Answer: Cat
Category: sports
Question: What science did Aristotle define as âthe knowledge of immaterial beingâ?
Choices: Psychology; Logic; Metaphysics; Philosophy
Answer: Metaphysics
Category: sports
Question: Which WWF group does this theme music belong to?
Choices: Nation of Domination; D-Generation X; Legion of Doom; Hart Foundation
Answer: D-Generation X
Category: sports
Question: What position is former Major League Baseball player, Rollie Fingers famous for playing?
Choices: Catcher; First Base; Pitcher; Third Base
Answer: Pitcher
Category: sports
Question: What position is former baseball player for the Cincinnati Reds, Johnny Bench famous for playing?
Choices: Second Base; Shortstop; Catcher; Pitcher
Answer: Catcher
Category: sports
Question: Baltimore Orioles, Cal Ripken Jr. is most known for playing what position?
Choices: Right Field; Catcher; Pitcher; Shortstop
Answer: Shortstop
Category: sports
Question: Steve Garvey is a famous former baseball player, who is known for playing what position?
Choices: First Base; Shortstop; Third Base; Catcher
Answer: First Base
Category: sports
Question: What position is former Major League Baseball player, Joe Morgan most known to have played?
Choices: Outfield; None of these; Second Base; Catcher
Answer: Second Base
Category: sports
Question: What position is former professional baseball player, Mike Schmidt famous for playing?
Choices: Pitcher; Catcher; Third Base; Second Base
Answer: Third Base
Category: sports
Question: Which of these positions is former baseball player, Dwight Evans most famous for?
Choices: Right Field; Pitcher; Second Base; Center Field
Answer: Right Field
Category: sports
Question: Successful Major League Baseball player and coach, Donald Edward Don Gullett, was famous for playing what position?
Choices: Pitcher; Second Base; Right Field; Catcher
Answer: Pitcher
Category: sports
Question: Whitey Ford was a successful Major League Baseball player, who played in what position?
Choices: Pitcher; First Base; Catcher; Shortstop
Answer: Pitcher
Category: sports
Question: Carlton Fisk was a successful Major League Baseball player, who played for 24 years with the Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox, in what position?
Choices: Catcher; Pitcher; Left Field; None of the Above
Answer: Catcher
Category: sports
Question: The Pittsburgh Steelers of the 50s had a third string quarterback from Louisville, who was not making it. They cut him and he landed with the Colts. Who was he?
Choices: Terry Bradshaw; Bert Jones Jr; Len Dawson; Johnny Unitas
Answer: Johnny Unitas
Category: sports
Question: Which was the first football team to win back to back Super Bowls with different coaches?
Choices: San Francisco; Dallas; Miami; Pittsburgh
Answer: San Francisco
Category: sports
Question: How many points did Wilt Chamberlain score in his best game versus New York?
Choices: 71; 100; 82; 99
Answer: 100
Category: sports
Question: He is the youngest NBA player to score 10,000 points.
Choices: Spud Webb; Kobe Bryant; Moses Malone; Michael Jordon
Answer: Kobe Bryant
Category: sports
Question: He is the shortest player ever to win the Slam Dunk Contest.
Choices: Kobe Bryant; Spud Webb; Vince Carter; Tracy McGrady
Answer: Spud Webb
Category: sports
Question: He retired with the NBAs highest scoring average (30.1 points per game).
Choices: Jarmaine ONeal; Shaquille ONeal; Dwyane Wade; Michael Jordan
Answer: Michael Jordan
Category: sports
Question: Karl Malone received the award Most Valuable Player in 1996-97. What team did he play for?
Choices: Sacramento Kings; Miami Heat; LA Lakers; Utah Jazz
Answer: Utah Jazz
Category: sports
Question: He is the NBAs All-Time scorer.
Choices: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar; Ken Johnson; Clyde Lovelette; Michael Jordan
Answer: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Category: sports
Question: Wilt Chamberlain is a great player indeed. In a game against the Celtics he made the best rebounding effort ever. How many rebounds did he make in this famous game?
Choices: 16; 57; 55; 31
Answer: 55
Category: sports
Question: Who is the first player to top 20,000 points in NBA?
Choices: Bob Pettit; Spud Webb; Clyde Drexler; Wilt Chamberlain
Answer: Bob Pettit
Category: sports
Question: George Muresan and Manute Bol are the tallest players in NBA history. How tall are they?
Choices: 77 (2.31m); 72 (2.18m); 78 (2.33m); 74 (2.23m)
Answer: 77 (2.31m)
Category: sports
Question: Who is the shortest player in the history of NBA?
Choices: Tyronne Bogues; Spud Webb; Larry Bird; Eddie Griffin
Answer: Tyronne Bogues
Category: sports
Question: He was a player, coach, and owner  -all for one team. He was also instrumental in developing the NFL.
Choices: Wellington Mara; George Halas; Red Grange; Pete Rozelle
Answer: George Halas
Category: sports
Question: This college and pro great had a very strange nickname -Crazy Legs.   His last name was Hirsch.  What was his real first name ?
Choices: Lester; Arnie; Cliff; Elroy
Answer: Elroy
Category: sports
Question: Compton Junior College gave us this all-time great runner, who played fullback and was nicknamed Joe the Jet.
Choices: Battles; Neale; Sanders; Perry
Answer: Perry
Category: sports
Question: His real name is Yelverton Abraham, and he played for San Francisco as well as the NY Giants. He attended LSU.
Choices: Motley; Strong; Groza; Tittle
Answer: Tittle
Category: sports
Question: This great sportsman was the first football player to be all-pro at defensive back one year and running back another.
Choices: Grange; Thorpe; Gifford; Haynes
Answer: Gifford
Category: sports
Question: This quarterback was cut by the Steelers and picked up by another team, played in high tops, and his teammates include Lenny Moore and Steve Myhra.
Choices: Terry Bradshaw; Johnny Unitas; John Brodie; Norm Van Brocklin
Answer: Johnny Unitas
Category: sports
Question: This great defensive end came from South Carolina State and played for the Rams. He is credited with inventing the head slap move.
Choices: Lamar Lundy; David Jones; Merlin  Olsen; Rosy Grier
Answer: David Jones
Category: sports
Question: This great running back was once traded for eleven players.  He had great speed and great moves, returned kicks, caught passes, and ran the ball.
Choices: Barry Sanders; Ollie Matson; Dick Lane; Marcus Allen
Answer: Ollie Matson
Category: sports
Question: This great football player is known for catching the immaculate reception .
Choices: O.J. Simpson; Lynn Swann; John Stallworth; Franco Harris
Answer: Franco Harris
Category: sports
Question: Many of the greatest coaches, both pro and college, trace their learning to Miami University of Ohio and the teachings of this coaching great, who led Cleveland to many championships.
Choices: Woody  Hayes; Weeb Ewbank; Paul Brown; Don Shula
Answer: Paul Brown
Category: sports
Question: When did Miami Heat enter the NBA?
Choices: 1988; 1974; 1963; 1958
Answer: 1988
Category: sports
Question: How many teams does the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference have?
Choices: 7; 4; 10; 5
Answer: 5
Category: sports
Question: Larry Brown led this team from 1997 to 2003.
Choices: Chicago Bulls; LA Lakers; Denver Nuggets; Philadephia 76ers
Answer: Philadephia 76ers
Category: sports
Question: Mark Price, Larry Nance, Brad Daugerty, Shawn Kemp and Austin Carr have been chosen to be this teams all-time starting five.
Choices: Cleveland Cavaliers; Philadelphia 76ers; Denver Nuggets; Houston Rockets
Answer: Cleveland Cavaliers
Category: sports
Question: This team is one of the five playing in the Southwest Division of the Western Conference. Tracy McGrady (as of 2005)  plays for this team.
Choices: Houston Rockets; Minnesota Timberwolves; Utah Jazz; San Antonio Spurs
Answer: Houston Rockets
Category: sports
Question: Arguably the most famous NBA team. Michael Jordan played for this team.
Choices: Miami Heat; Utah Jazz; Sacramento Kings; Chicago Bulls
Answer: Chicago Bulls
Category: sports
Question: Which division do the Sacramento Kings play in?
Choices: Southwest Division of the Western Conference; Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference; Pacific Division of the Western Conference; Central Division of the Eastern Conference
Answer: Pacific Division of the Western Conference
Category: sports
Question: This team drafted and then exchanged for another player Chris Webber in 1993.
Choices: Orlando Magic; Sacramento Kings; Golden State Warriors; Miami Heat
Answer: Orlando Magic
Category: sports
Question: This team won its first division title in the 1969-70 season, when Spencer Heywood signed with the club.
Choices: Philadelphia 76ers; Detroit Pistons; Chicago Bulls; Denver Nuggets
Answer: Denver Nuggets
Category: sports
Question: This team moved to Detroit in 1957. It was founded by Fred Zollner in 1940.
Choices: Knicks; Warriors; Pistons; Lakers
Answer: Pistons
Category: sports
Question: Which of these people founded the World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc?
Choices: Hulk Hogan; Shane McHamon; Vincent McMahon; Ric Flair
Answer: Vincent McMahon
Category: sports
Question: Professional wrestler Ric Flair was once manager of the WWEs RAW brand.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: In professional wrestling, the high side thrust kick, often used by Shawn Michaels as a finishing move, is also known by what name?
Choices: Leg Drop; Sweet Chin Music; Batista Bomb; 5 Star
Answer: Sweet Chin Music
Category: sports
Question: RAW wrestling star Kurt Angle was shaved on stage after a match with Edge in 2002.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Has wrestler Bret Hart been inducted in the WWE Hall of Fame?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
Category: sports
Question: What number did Hank Aaron wear for the Atlanta Braves?
Choices: 26; 44; 7; 15
Answer: 44
Category: sports
Question: In Major League Baseball, first and second bases are this far apart.
Choices: 85; 95; 90; 93
Answer: 90
Category: sports
Question: How many home runs did Hank Aaron hit in his career?
Choices: 609; 625; 750; 755
Answer: 755
Category: sports
Question: How many innings are in a Little League baseball game, excluding extra innings?
Choices: 6; 5; 8; 7
Answer: 6
Category: sports
Question: How many games are in a Major League Baseball season per team?
Choices: 155; 162; 160; 170
Answer: 162
Category: sports
Question: For what team did Tony Dorsett play after he left the Cowboys?
Choices: Houston Oilers; Minnesota Vikings; Pittsburgh Steelers; Denver Broncos
Answer: Denver Broncos
Category: sports
Question: In what year did Roger Staubach win the Heisman Trophy?
Choices: 1963; 1962; 1965; 1964
Answer: 1963
Category: sports
Question: The Cowboys had the first selection in the 1974 draft. Who did they take?
Choices: Tony Dorsett; Thomas Henderson; Ed Too Tall  Jones; Randy White
Answer: Ed Too Tall  Jones
Category: sports
Question: Troy Aikman graduated from UCLA, but where did he begin his college career?
Choices: Miami; Stanford; Oklahoma; Texas
Answer: Oklahoma
Category: sports
Question: Which of these players won the Super Bowl MVP despite his teams loss?
Choices: Roger Staubach; Harvey Martin; Randy White; Chuck Howley
Answer: Chuck Howley
Category: sports
Question: The Cowboys were originally called the Dallas Texans.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Which of these Cowboys won the Super Bowl XII MVP trophy?
Choices: Harvey Martin; Tony Dorsett; Duane Thomas; Michael Irvin
Answer: Harvey Martin
Category: sports
Question: Chicago Bulls drafted this player in 1984, who is probably the best in the NBA ever. He played his final game on April 16, 2003.
Choices: Shaquille ONeal; Magic Johnson; Kevin Garnett; Michael Jordan
Answer: Michael Jordan
Category: sports
Question: He was selected by the Phoenix Suns in the first round (15th pick overall) of the 1996 NBA Draft.  In 2005 he was awarded MVP (most valuable player).
Choices: Carmelo Anthony; Karl Malone; Kobe Bryant; Steve Nash
Answer: Steve Nash
Category: sports
Question: Rashard Lewis was the 3rd pick in 1998.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: He was drafted in 2002 by Phoenix Suns, right after Nikoloz Tskitishvili , Dajuan Wagner, Nene, and Chris Wilcox.
Choices: Shawn Kemp; LeBron James; Jason Kidd; Amare Stoudemire
Answer: Amare Stoudemire
Category: sports
Question: This player was drafted in 1962 by the Celtics. He is also known as Hondo.
Choices: Maurice Cheeks; Jonh Havlicek; Peja Sojakovich; Sam Jones
Answer: Jonh Havlicek
Category: sports
Question: In 1986 Detroit Pistons had great luck- they made two good draft picks. One of them was John Salley and the other was the 27th selected player.
Choices: LeBron James; Vlade Divac; Dennis Rodman; Chris Webber
Answer: Dennis Rodman
Category: sports
Question: Although this player was the 36th selected player drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers in 1978, he turned out to be the best point guard drafted that year.
Choices: Jerome James; Maurice Cheeks; Butch Lee; Butch Lee
Answer: Maurice Cheeks
Category: sports
Question: Although he wasnt the best player on his college team, he became an All-Star player in his fifth season. Detroit Pistons drafted him in 1971.
Choices: Roko Ukic; Curtis Rowe; Ben Gordon; Jackson Vroman
Answer: Curtis Rowe
Category: sports
Question: This player was the 31st selected in 2001 draft by the Golden State Warriors.  He and Jamison was chossen to represent the Washington Wizards at the 2005 NBA All-Star Game.
Choices: Carmelo Anthony; Ben Gordon; Vlade Divac; Gilbert Arenas
Answer: Gilbert Arenas
Category: sports
Question: This European player was drafted in 2001 by the San Antonio Spurs. He became the youngest player ever to appear in a game with the Spurs making his NBA debut at 19 years old.
Choices: Tony Parker; Vlade Divac; Peja Stojakovic; Raul Lopez
Answer: Tony Parker
Category: sports
Question: Before they were the Detroit Pistons, the Pistons played in this city.
Choices: Gary, Indiana; Louisville, Kentucky; Ft. Wayne, Indiana; Cincinnati, Ohio
Answer: Ft. Wayne, Indiana
Category: sports
Question: Before they were the L.A. Lakers, they played in this city.
Choices: Denver; Milwaukee; Minneapolis; Cincinnati
Answer: Minneapolis
Category: sports
Question: Where were the NBA Hawks located, before moving to Atlanta?
Choices: Rochester, NY; Syracuse, NY; Cincinnati, OH; St. Louis,MO
Answer: St. Louis,MO
Category: sports
Question: These are the only two original NBA teams that never  moved.
Choices: Warriors and Bulls; Bulls and Celtics; Knicks and Celtics; Warriors and Knicks
Answer: Knicks and Celtics
Category: sports
Question: Where did the Atlanta Braves team originate?
Choices: Boston; They were always in Atlanta; Sacramento; Milwaukee
Answer: Boston
Category: sports
Question: Where were the Dodgers playing before they moved to L.A.?
Choices: Newark, NJ; Sacramento, CA; Brooklyn, NY; Washington, DC
Answer: Brooklyn, NY
Category: sports
Question: What was the original home to the NFL Rams?
Choices: Cincinnati, OH; Canton, OH; L.A., CA; Cleveland, OH
Answer: Cleveland, OH
Category: sports
Question: Where did the Philadelphia Eagles use to play?
Choices: Rochest, NY; Pittsburgh and Philadelphia; Cincinnati, OH; Canton, OH
Answer: Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
Category: sports
Question: To which city do the Sacramento Kings trace their origins?
Choices: Washington, DC; Pittsburgh, PA; Louisville, KY; Rochester, NY
Answer: Rochester, NY
Category: sports
Question: Where did the San Francisco Giants play before San Francisco?
Choices: Washington, DC; Buffalo, NY; Atlanta, GA; New York, NY
Answer: New York, NY
Category: sports
Question: This team won the 1994 NCAA Division I-A national football championship. The motto of the team is: Not the victory but the action. Not the goal but the game. In the deed the glory.
Choices: Nebraska; Oklahoma; Ohio State; Florida St
Answer: Nebraska
Category: sports
Question: In 1927 this Ivy League team won the NCAA Division I-A national football championship.
Choices: Harvard; Army; Princeton; Yale
Answer: Yale
Category: sports
Question: In 1958, this team shared their first title from NCAA Division I-A national football championship with Iowa.
Choices: LSU; Army; BYU; Florida
Answer: LSU
Category: sports
Question: This team won the 2005 NCAA Football Championship, lead by head coach Mack Brown
Choices: Notre Dame; Texas; LSU; USC
Answer: Texas
Category: sports
Question: This team, with head coach Tom Osborne, won the most NCAA football Championships in the 1990s.
Choices: Tennessee; Nebraska; Florida; Florida State
Answer: Nebraska
Category: sports
Question: According to Dickinson poll, in 1928 this football team, coached by Howard Jones, won its first national title.
Choices: LSU; USC; BYU; Yale
Answer: USC
Category: sports
Question: This team, nicknamed The Hurricanes, won three NCAA Football Titles in the 1980s.
Choices: Miami; Oklahoma; Penn State; Notre Dame
Answer: Miami
Category: sports
Question: In what year did Notre Dame and their head coach Knute Rockne, win their first NCAA football Championship?
Choices: 1987; 1980; 1938; 1924
Answer: 1924
Category: sports
Question: This team, led by head coach James Tressel,  won the 2002 NCAA championship, beating Miami in overtime.
Choices: USC; Ohio State; LSU; Miami
Answer: Ohio State
Category: sports
Question: The athletic teams of St. Johnâs University were called the Redmen in the 1920s.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Which is the nickname of North Carolina and of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill?
Choices: Hoyas; Buckeyes; Tar Heels; Bruins
Answer: Tar Heels
Category: sports
Question: Which American university has chosen the spider as its official mascot?
Choices: University of Richmond; Boston College; University of Rhode Island; Valipariaso
Answer: University of Richmond
Category: sports
Question: The nickname for the University of Washington is the Huskies.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: The Eagles athletic teams represent which college/university?
Choices: Boston College; University of Arizona; University of Philadelphia; Yale
Answer: Boston College
Category: sports
Question: What is the nickname of the University of Tennessees teams?
Choices: Hokies; Terrapins; Crimsom Tide; Volunteers
Answer: Volunteers
Category: sports
Question: The Boilermakers is the nickname of which American university?
Choices: University of Michigan; Indiana State University; Northwestern University; Purdue University
Answer: Purdue University
Category: sports
Question: In 1933 this team won the first NFL Championship Game.
Choices: New York Giants; Chicago Bears; Canton Bulldogs; Washington Redskins
Answer: Chicago Bears
Category: sports
Question: Which team won the 1940 National Football League Championship Game with 73-0?
Choices: New York Giants; Oakland Raiders; Washington Redskins; Chicago Bears
Answer: Chicago Bears
Category: sports
Question: Which of these teams won their first Super Bowl in 2005?
Choices: Atlanta; None of these; Seattle; Cincinnati
Answer: None of these
Category: sports
Question: Which championship game was called The Greatest Game Ever Played and was the first  championship game to go into overtime?
Choices: The 1983 Championship Game; The 1974 Championship Game; The 1990 Championship Game; The 1958 Championship Game
Answer: The 1958 Championship Game
Category: sports
Question: In the 1967 NFL Championship Game Green Bay beat Dallas 21-17. Which nickname is attached to this game?
Choices: The Long Fourth-Quarter Game; The Ice Bowl; The One -Quarter Game; The First Super Bowl
Answer: The Ice Bowl
Category: sports
Question: Which NFL team won their 12th Championship in 1997?
Choices: Green Bay Packers; New England Patriots; Chicago Bears; Cleveland Bowns
Answer: Green Bay Packers
Category: sports
Question: Which of these teams was defeated at the Super Bowl XXXIII game by the Denver Broncos?
Choices: Atlanta Falcons; Providence Steam Roller; Frankford Yellow Jackets; Tennessee Titans
Answer: Atlanta Falcons
Category: sports
Question: Which team won Super Bowl VII and Super Bowl VIII?
Choices: Pittsburgh Steelers; San Francisco 49ERs; Miami Dolphins; Dallas Cowboys
Answer: Miami Dolphins
Category: sports
Question: This player from Alabama University was the Championship MVP in 1968.
Choices: Paul Horning; Darryl LaMonica; Bart Starr; Max McGee
Answer: Bart Starr
Category: sports
Question: Which of these players have never won the Super Bowl MVP?
Choices: Richard Dent; Jake Scott; Dan Marino; Chuck Howley
Answer: Dan Marino
Category: sports
Question: The Ultimate Warrior and Rick Rude competed for the Intercontinental Title in which SummerSlam?
Choices: 1989; 1990; 1988; 1991
Answer: 1989
Category: sports
Question: The Honky Tonk man lost the Intercontinental Title to Ultimate Warrior at the first SummerSlam in 1988, but who was Honky originally to defend his title against?
Choices: Don Murracco; Jake Roberts; Brutus Beefcake; Jim Duggan
Answer: Brutus Beefcake
Category: sports
Question: Bret Hart wrestled in every SummerSlam that he could, while a WWF SuperStar.  From 1988-1997 he missed only one SummerSlam.  What year?
Choices: 1989; 1990; 1996; 1988
Answer: 1996
Category: sports
Question: How Many Times has Randy Savage been the Macho King at SummerSlam?
Choices: 2; 1; 0; 3
Answer: 1
Category: sports
Question: Hulk Hogan has won a title at SummerSlam.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: The Largest in terms of attendance SummerSlam took Place in what year?
Choices: 2001; 2002; 1994; 1992
Answer: 1992
Category: sports
Question: In the SmackDown! US title match from the 2003 edition of SummerSlam, who walked out the US Champion?
Choices: Tajiri; Chris Benoit; Eddie Guerrero; Rhyno
Answer: Eddie Guerrero
Category: sports
Question: The first steel cage match at SummerSlam was between which two competitors?
Choices: Diesel/Mabel; Bret Hart/Owen Hart; Ultimate Warrior/Rick Rude; Mankind/Hunter Hearst Helmsley
Answer: Ultimate Warrior/Rick Rude
Category: sports
Question: How many times has SummerSlam been in New York City, at Madison Square Garden?
Choices: 1; At least 3; 2; 0
Answer: At least 3
Category: sports
Question: Which team won five NBA titles in the 1980s?
Choices: New York Knicks; Chicago Bulls; Los Angeles Lakers; Boston Celtics
Answer: Los Angeles Lakers
Category: sports
Question: What NFL team did O.J. Simpson play for at the end of his career?
Choices: San Francisco 49ers; Oakland Raiders; Philadelphia Eagles; Miami Dolphins
Answer: San Francisco 49ers
Category: sports
Question: What NBA team did Bill Walton lead to a NBA title?
Choices: Portland Trail Blazers; Utah Jazz; San Antonio Spurs; Houston Rockets
Answer: Portland Trail Blazers
Category: sports
Question: What college basketball team did Billy King, general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers, play for?
Choices: Alabama; UCLA; Georgetown; Duke
Answer: Duke
Category: sports
Question: What NBA team is known for their cowbells?
Choices: Atlanta Hawks; Portland Trail Blazers; Sacramento Kings; San Antonio Spurs
Answer: Sacramento Kings
Category: sports
Question: What NFL team went 1-15 during the 1989 season?
Choices: Houston Texans; Chicago Bears; Dallas Cowboys; The New York Jets
Answer: Dallas Cowboys
Category: sports
Question: What team did Oklahoma beat in the 2000 Orange Bowl to win the national title?
Choices: Florida Sate; ISU; Miami; Nebraska
Answer: Florida Sate
Category: sports
Question: What number did Ralph Kiner, who was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1975, wear when he played for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 40s and 50s?
Choices: 11; 7; 3; 4
Answer: 4
Category: sports
Question: What number did Tom Seaver, who was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on January in 1992,  wear when he was a player for the New York Mets in the 1970s?
Choices: 35; 47; 41; 32
Answer: 41
Category: sports
Question: What number did Major League Baseball player Pete Rose wear when he played for the Cincinnati Reds?
Choices: 14; 5; 4; 7
Answer: 14
Category: sports
Question: What number did  Baseball Hall of Famer, Rod Carew, wear on his uniform when he played for the Minnesota Twins?
Choices: 33; 6; 29; 44
Answer: 29
Category: sports
Question: What number did Don Mattingly wear when he played as a part-time first baseman and outfielder for the New York Yankees in 1983?
Choices: 33; 18; 23; 46
Answer: 46
Category: sports
Question: What number did baseball player Darryl Strawberry wear when he played for the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1990s?
Choices: 44; 39; 8; 18
Answer: 44
Category: sports
Question: What number did American football quarterback Joe Montana wear when he played for the college team Notre Dame?
Choices: 18; 3; 16; 12
Answer: 3
Category: sports
Question: What number did O. J. Simpson, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, wear when he played for the Buffalo Bills in the 70s?
Choices: 44; 33; 32; 34
Answer: 32
Category: sports
Question: What number did Kirby Puckett,  who was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2001, wear when he was a player for the Minnesota Twins?
Choices: 14; 34; 32; 18
Answer: 34
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Question: What number did Carlton Fisk, who was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2000, wear when he played for the Chicago White Sox?
Choices: 27; 72; 15; 13
Answer: 72
Category: sports
Question: This college was first to have the first overall pick for both the NFL and the NBA in the same year.
Choices: Notre Dame; Texas; Utah; USC
Answer: Utah
Category: sports
Question: Which two schools are given credit for playing the first college football game?
Choices: Chicago - Ohio State; UCLA - USC; Princeton - Rutgers; Purdue - Notre Dame
Answer: Princeton - Rutgers
Category: sports
Question: In NCAA football, a conference can play a conference championship game if it has this many teams.
Choices: 12; 16; 10; 11
Answer: 12
Category: sports
Question: Which of these bascetball players scored 100 points in one college game?
Choices: Wilt Chamberlain; Rod Thorn; Frank Selvey; Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Answer: Frank Selvey
Category: sports
Question: For which college did Wilt Chamberlain play?
Choices: Villanova; Kansas; UCLA; North Carolina
Answer: Kansas
Category: sports
Question: For which college  did Reggie Jackson play baseball?
Choices: Florida; UCLA; Texas; Arizona State
Answer: Arizona State
Category: sports
Question: Which college used to have the nickname The Ramblin Wrecks?
Choices: Purdue; Georgia Tech; Texas Tech; Oklahoma State
Answer: Georgia Tech
Category: sports
Question: Which college has the team nicknamed The Boiler Makers?
Choices: Florida; Purdue; Miami; Stanford
Answer: Purdue
Category: sports
Question: Which college has the team nicknamed The Sooners?
Choices: San Diego State; Oklahoma; Purdue; Florida
Answer: Oklahoma
Category: sports
Question: Which college football team set the record for most consecutive wins, eventually losing to Notre Dame?
Choices: Oklahoma; USC; Nebraska; Army
Answer: Oklahoma
Category: sports
Question: Which three teams are eligible to win The Commanders Trophy ?
Choices: Indiana, Purdue and Ball state.; UCLA, USC and Stanford; Harvard, Yale, and Princeton; Army, Navy and Air Force
Answer: Army, Navy and Air Force
Category: sports
Question: Which former football quarterback, inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1977, was the MVP of the first two Super Bowls?
Choices: Art Donovan; Eric Dickerson; Al Davis; Bart Starr
Answer: Bart Starr
Category: sports
Question: This former American football wide receiver, nicknamed Bambi, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1978.
Choices: Don Hutson; Charlie Joiner; Bobby Mitchell; Lance Alworth
Answer: Lance Alworth
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first person to become a member of both the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the Baseball Hall of Fame?
Choices: Cal Hubbard; Jackie Jensen; Dave Winfield; Bo Jackson
Answer: Cal Hubbard
Category: sports
Question: Which former quarterback was named the Most Valuable Player of Super Bowl XXIX, and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2005?
Choices: Jim Kelly; Bobby Layne; Norm Van Brocklin; Steve Young
Answer: Steve Young
Category: sports
Question: Which versatile athlete, inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1963, won Olympic gold medals in the pentathlon and decathlon?
Choices: Kirk Gibson; Bo Jackson; Jim Thorpe; Jim Brown
Answer: Jim Thorpe
Category: sports
Question: This legendary Green Bay Packers head coach, inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1971, had the following maxim: Winning isnt everything; its the only thing.
Choices: Chuck Noll; Vince Lombardi; Tom Landry; Bill Parcells
Answer: Vince Lombardi
Category: sports
Question: This retired cornerback, who played college football at Grambling University, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on July 28, 1984.
Choices: Buck Buchanan; William Brown; Charlie Joiner; Willie Davis
Answer: William Brown
Category: sports
Question: Henry Aaron hit home run number 715 off of which Dodger pitcher?
Choices: Don Drysdale; Don Sutton; Al Downing; Sandy Koufax
Answer: Al Downing
Category: sports
Question: What year did the Braves move to Atlanta?
Choices: 1967; 1965; 1968; 1966
Answer: 1966
Category: sports
Question: What is Chipper Jones actual first name?
Choices: Peter; Paul; Larry; George
Answer: Larry
Category: sports
Question: Atlanta Fulton County Stadium had what nickname?
Choices: Braveland; The Hot-Lanta; The Launching Pad; The Homer Dome
Answer: The Launching Pad
Category: sports
Question: The first couple of years in Atlanta, the Braves were considered lovable losers.  They won the first NL West title in 1969, the first year of divisional play.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: This pitcher ended Pete Roses 44 game hit streak in 1978 with a strikeout.
Choices: John Smoltz; Bruce Sutter; Pat Jarvis; Gene Garber
Answer: Gene Garber
Category: sports
Question: In the 1996 World Series, this Braves player hit a home run in his first two at-bats.
Choices: David Justice; Andruw Jones; Fred McGriff; Chipper Jones
Answer: Andruw Jones
Category: sports
Question: Who was the winning pitcher in game six of the 1995 World Series, 1-0 victory over the Cleveland Indians?
Choices: Steve Avery; Greg Maddux; John Smoltz; Tom Glavine
Answer: Tom Glavine
Category: sports
Question: Who is considered the first modern heavyweight boxing champion?
Choices: Bob Fotzsimmons; Jimmy Ellis; John L. Sullivan; James J. Corbett
Answer: John L. Sullivan
Category: sports
Question: Which boxing heavyweight champ was the subject of the movie The Great White Hope?
Choices: Marvin Hart; Jack Johnson; Jersey Joe Walcott; Tommy Burns
Answer: Jack Johnson
Category: sports
Question: Who lost the boxing heavyweight championship to Joe Louis?
Choices: Jack Dempsey; James J. Braddock; Jess Willard; Max Baer
Answer: James J. Braddock
Category: sports
Question: Who was the only undefeated boxing heavyweight champ, later killed in an airplane accident?
Choices: Floyd Patterson; Ezzard Charles; Leon Spinks; Rocky Marciano
Answer: Rocky Marciano
Category: sports
Question: A Swedish boxer once held the boxing heavyweight title.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: From whom did Muhammad Ali get the championship the first time?
Choices: Leon Spinks; Cassius Clay; Sonny Liston; Floyd Patterson
Answer: Sonny Liston
Category: sports
Question: Who did Muhammad Ali beat to get the boxing crown the second time?
Choices: Joe Frazier; Ernie Terrell; George Foreman; Ken Norton
Answer: George Foreman
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Question: Which boxers shared the boxing heavyweight crown in 1978 ?
Choices: Ali, Spinks and Holmes; Norton, Spinks, Holmes and  Dokes; Ali and Norton; Ali, Norton, Spinks, Holmes and Ali
Answer: Ali, Norton, Spinks, Holmes and Ali
Category: sports
Question: How did boxer James J. Braddock get most of his money?
Choices: Shipping; Appearance fees; From Joe Louis; Boxing
Answer: From Joe Louis
Category: sports
Question: What country did boxing champion Lennox Lewis represent?
Choices: Ireland; Canada; Texas; England
Answer: England
Category: sports
Question: Former NBA player, Michael Jeffrey Jordan was born on February 17, what year?
Choices: 1965; 1963; 1960; 1961
Answer: 1963
Category: sports
Question: What is the height of former NBA player, Michael Jordan?
Choices: 68; 6 6; 67; 65
Answer: 6 6
Category: sports
Question: Michael Jordan majored in geography at what university?
Choices: University of North Carolina; Duke University; Arizona State University; Florida State University
Answer: University of North Carolina
Category: sports
Question: After retiring from basketball in 1993, Michael Jordan spent the next year playing professional baseball.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Former NBA player Michael Jordan won his second Olympic gold medal in what year?
Choices: 1992; 1988; 1996; 1984
Answer: 1992
Category: sports
Question: What number did Michael Jordan wear after the return to NBA from his first retirement?
Choices: 23; 15; 45; 3
Answer: 45
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Question: On January 19, 2000, Jordan returned to the NBA not as a player, but as part owner and President of Basketball Operations of which team?
Choices: The Washington Wizards; The Los Angeles Clippers; The Indiana Pacers; The Chicago Bulls
Answer: The Washington Wizards
Category: sports
Question: What former catcher managed the New York Mets in 1973?
Choices: Gil Hodges; Joe Frazier; Wes Westrum; Yogi Berra
Answer: Yogi Berra
Category: sports
Question: Joining the team in 1962, this former infielder, manager and coach was the first 3rd baseman to play for the New York Mets.
Choices: Wayne Garrett; Don Zimmer; Ed Charles; Elliot Maddox
Answer: Don Zimmer
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Question: This great pitcher of the New York Mets won the Rookie of the Year award in 1972 by going 15-10 with a 2.32 ERA.
Choices: Jerry Koosman; Tom Seaver; Jon Matlack; Nino Espinosa
Answer: Jon Matlack
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Question: This right-handed Major League Baseball player won the World Series MVP award, and then became the first player to sign with new team after winning the award, joining the Orioles in 1987.
Choices: Lenny Dykstra; Dave Kingman; Ray Knight; Darryl Strawberry
Answer: Ray Knight
Category: sports
Question: What Dominican Republic born baseball player, played shortstop for the New York Mets in 1979?
Choices: Mike Phillips; Frank Taveras; Tim Foli; Ray Sadecki
Answer: Frank Taveras
Category: sports
Question: What former Major League Baseball shortstop, who at the time played for the New York Mets, got into a fight with Pete Rose during the 1973 playoffs?
Choices: Tim Foli; Teddy Martinez; Bud Harrelson; Rafael Santana
Answer: Bud Harrelson
Category: sports
Question: This former pitcher, manager and executive in Major League Baseball, who led the Philadelphia Phillies to their first World Series title in 1980, managed the New York Mets during 1993-96.
Choices: Dallas Green; Davey Johnson; Joe Torre; Bobby Valentine
Answer: Dallas Green
Category: sports
Question: Who became owner of  Major League Baseball, New york Mets in 1961?
Choices: Nelson Doubleday; Lorinda De Roulet; Joan Payson; M. Donald Grant
Answer: Joan Payson
Category: sports
Question: This baseball player, signed by the New York Yankees as an amateur free agent in 1976, played for the New York Mets during 1984-1987.
Choices: Rafael Santana; Kevin Elster; Larry Bowa; Al Pedrique
Answer: Rafael Santana
Category: sports
Question: After five seasons as a roving instructor for the Seattle Mariners, this man eventually got hired by the New York Mets as the pitching coach, a position he held for ten years.
Choices: Mel Stottlemyre; Joe Pignatano; Bob Apodaca; Rube Walker
Answer: Mel Stottlemyre
Category: sports
Question: This baseball player and American national icon was known as The Sultan of Swat.
Choices: Christy Mathewson; Babe Ruth; Lou Gehrig; Cy Young
Answer: Babe Ruth
Category: sports
Question: Which multiple MVP winner was called the Georgia Peach?
Choices: Walter Johnson; Ty Cobb; Albert Belle; Eddie Murray
Answer: Ty Cobb
Category: sports
Question: This Baseball Hall of Famer is known as The Splendid Splinter.
Choices: Johnny Bench; Ted Williams; Joe DiMaggio; Hank Aaron
Answer: Ted Williams
Category: sports
Question: Which Hall of Fame pitcher was known as Rapid Robert?
Choices: Bob Turley; Bob Esposito; Bob Miller; Bob Feller
Answer: Bob Feller
Category: sports
Question: This former baseball player, called The Ol Perfesser, left his mark on the game as a manager.
Choices: Miller Huggins; Earl Weaver; Connie Mack; Casey Stengel
Answer: Casey Stengel
Category: sports
Question: This baseball player appeared in 14 World Series, won the American League MVP Award three times and was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1972. His given name is Lawrence Peter but hes better known under what nickname?
Choices: Dutch; L.P.; Yogi; Larry
Answer: Yogi
Category: sports
Question: This former baseball player called The Major won the World Series in his first two seasons as manager.
Choices: Ralph Houk; Earl Weaver; Joe McCarthy; Dick Howser
Answer: Ralph Houk
Category: sports
Question: Which player for the New York Mets was called Choo-Choo?
Choices: Rusty Staub; Jerry Grote; Rod Kanehl; Clarence Coleman
Answer: Clarence Coleman
Category: sports
Question: This baseball player, nicknamed True, was a three time 20-game winner for the Oakland As.
Choices: Jim Hunter; Dennis Eckersley; Vida Blue; Rollie Fingers
Answer: Vida Blue
Category: sports
Question: Which New York Yankee pitcher was known as Louisiana Lightning?
Choices: Fritz Peterson; Ron Guidry; Bob Turley; Mel Stottlemyre
Answer: Ron Guidry
Category: sports
Question: This baseball player, who started his career with the Texas Rangers in 1991 at the age of 19, is known as Pudge.
Choices: Rusty Greer; Alfonso Soriano; Doug Mirabelli; Ivan Rodriguez
Answer: Ivan Rodriguez
Category: sports
Question: Dating back to 776 B.C., the ancient Olympic Games were held in the valley of Olympia in southwestern Greece, to honor this god.
Choices: Poseidon; Hermes; Zeus; Apollo
Answer: Zeus
Category: sports
Question: This person, widely regarded as the founder of the modern Olympic Games, presented his ideas of reviving the Olympics at a 1894 congress, held in Paris.
Choices: Father Henri Martin Didon; Harold Abrahams; Gaston Doumergue; Pierre de Coubertin
Answer: Pierre de Coubertin
Category: sports
Question: The parade of the nations is part of the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. Since the1928 Summer Olympics, which nation traditionally leads the parade?
Choices: The first country in alphabetical order; Greece; The country with the most medals from the last Olympics; The host country
Answer: Greece
Category: sports
Question: One of the most important symbols of the Olympic Games is the flag with five interlocking rings representing the unity of the continents. The rings appear in five colours, on white background. Why were the colours red, blue, green, yellow, and black chosen for the rings?
Choices: Because each of these colours is a symbol of one of the continents; Because these are the colours of Nature; None of these; Because each country at that time had one of these colours in its national flag
Answer: Because each country at that time had one of these colours in its national flag
Category: sports
Question: During these Summer Olympics, 11 members of the Israeli team were taken hostage and later killed by Palestinian terrorists.
Choices: Barcelona 1992; Montreal 1976; Munich 1972; Los Angeles 1984
Answer: Munich 1972
Category: sports
Question: This animal, possessing qualities such as resistance, strength and liveliness, was the first Olympic animal mascot, chosen for the1972 Munich Olympic games.
Choices: Amik, the beaver; Waldi, the dachshund; Cobi, the dog; Sam, the eagle
Answer: Waldi, the dachshund
Category: sports
Question: This advertising slogan of Nike triggered harsh criticism during the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, because it was in contradiction with the Olympic principles.
Choices: âExceed. Why compromise?â.; âNobody is perfect. My name is nobodyâ.; âYou donât win silver â you lose goldâ.; âCommon sense. Uncommon resultsâ
Answer: âYou donât win silver â you lose goldâ.
Category: sports
Question: This person, president of the International Olympic Committee from 1980 to 2001, was criticised for widespread corruption in IOC members during his term, as well as for his ties with the former fascist government in his country.
Choices: Franco Carraro; Thomas Bach; Joao Havelange; Juan Antonio Samaranch
Answer: Juan Antonio Samaranch
Category: sports
Question: The first official Winter Olympic games, initially called âThe International Winter Sports Week, were held in 1924 in this Alpine town.
Choices: Bormio; Chamonix; Davos; Kitzbuhel
Answer: Chamonix
Category: sports
Question: The International Olympic Committee, created in June of 1894 to revive the Olympic Games, is the supreme authority of the Olympic Movement.  It is based in which city?
Choices: Lausanne; Geneva; Davos; Paris
Answer: Lausanne
Category: sports
Question: American professional wrestler John Cena was born in Tampa, Florida in 1975.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Who was the wrestler that knocked Lilian Garcia off the ring apron during the 5th edition of RAW?
Choices: Charlie Haas; Johnny Nitro; Shelton Benjamin; Kane
Answer: Charlie Haas
Category: sports
Question: Which member of the McMahon family tried to drug Triple H backstage in one of the editions of  Raw?
Choices: Shane McMahon; Linda McMahon; Vince McMahon; Stephanie McMahon
Answer: Shane McMahon
Category: sports
Question: Amy  Dumas, an American professional wrestler, goes by what ring name?
Choices: Victoria; Mickie James; Candice Michelle; Lita
Answer: Lita
Category: sports
Question: Who was the second wrestler to become Mr. Money in the Bank?
Choices: Edge; Mick Foley; Snitsky; RVD
Answer: RVD
Category: sports
Question: The real name of Canadian professional wrestler Trish Stratus is Patricia Sue Stratus.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Professional wrestler JBL wrote a book titled Get More Cash Instantly.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: In 1958, Ted Williams signed an extension with the Boston Red Sox to make him the highest paid player in Major League Baseball at the time. How much was it for?
Choices: $206,000; $73,000; $527,000; $135,000
Answer: $135,000
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Question: This former Major League Baseball center fielder was the first player ever taken in an amateur draft by the Seattle Pilots.
Choices: Tommy Davis; Bob Coluccio; Steve Hovley; Gorman Thomas
Answer: Gorman Thomas
Category: sports
Question: This Major League baseball player, who spent his career with the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals, was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1985.
Choices: Hank Aaron; Willie Stargell; Lou Brock; Red Schoendienst
Answer: Lou Brock
Category: sports
Question: This baseball star of the 1950s was the second black player to be signed by a Major League team.
Choices: Larry Doby; Minnie Minoso; Josh Gibson; Satchel Paige
Answer: Larry Doby
Category: sports
Question: On September 11, 1985, Pete Rose hit a home run to break Ty Cobbs career hits record of 4,192 hits.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: This baseball star won his only MVP award in 1923.
Choices: Yogi Berra; Willie Mays; Babe Ruth; Roy Campanella
Answer: Babe Ruth