kth8/OpenTriviaQA huggingface dataset:
Category: sports
Question: Was the standard basketball hoop ever lower or higher than 10 feet (3 m) throughout the history of basketball?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
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Question: Which of the following is not among the many ways of getting a lane violation in basketball?
Choices: On a free throw when you cross the line before the shooter has shot; On a free throw when the shooter crosses the free throw line before the ball hits the rim; On defense when you are in the key for more than three seconds not guarding someone; When you stand in the key on offense for more than three seconds
Answer: On defense when you are in the key for more than three seconds not guarding someone
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Question: In basketball, the standard dimensions of the little box on the backboard are 25 by 15 in (63 by 38 cm.)
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: There should be 2 referees in a basketball game according to the NBA rules.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: What is the size in circumference of the standard NBA basketball?
Choices: 29 3/4 to 30 (76.8 to 76.2 cm); 29 1/2 to 29 3/4 (74.9 to 76.8 cm); 30 to 31 (76.2 to 78.7 cm); 29 to 29 3/4 (73.6 to 76.8 cm)
Answer: 29 1/2 to 29 3/4 (74.9 to 76.8 cm)
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Question: In 1984, FIBA introduced to basketball regulations the three-point line. What is its length from the center of the basket?
Choices: 16 ft 7 in (5.05 m); 23 ft 9 in (7.23 m); 7 ft 1 in (2.15 m); 20 ft 6 in (6.25 m)
Answer: 20 ft 6 in (6.25 m)
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Question: The standard size of a NBA basketball court is 94 by 50 ft (29 by 15 m.)
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: At the end of the 2006 season, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. was a 3-time champ in the Busch Series Racing.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Dale Earnhardt, Jr. has a sister, half brother and half sister. What are their names?
Choices: Ann, Jimmy and Monica; Kathy, Jeff and Tara; Kelley, Kerry and Taylor; Susie, Mike and Carol
Answer: Kelley, Kerry and Taylor
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Question: What is Dale Earnhardt, Jr.s real first name?
Choices: Ralph; James; Michael; Albert
Answer: Ralph
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Question: What was the name of the book co-written by Dale Earnhardt, Jr. documenting his rookie season?
Choices: My Life as a NASCAR Driver; Life In the Fast Lane; My Rookie Season; Driver #8
Answer: Driver #8
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Question: Dale Earnhardt Jr.s first stock race car was a 1979 Monte Carlo.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: What is the collective nickname of  Dale Earnhardt, Jr.s friends from his hometown?
Choices: Magnificent 7; Dirty Mo Posse; Three Musketeers; Beach Bums
Answer: Dirty Mo Posse
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Question: Dale Earnhardt, Jr. has an automotive degree.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Dale Earnhardt, Jr. won his first NASCAR Cup Series race at which track in 2000?
Choices: Texas; Bristol; Darlington; Richmond
Answer: Texas
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Question: From 2000-2007, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. drove for what famous sponsor?
Choices: Budweiser; Miller; Pepsi; Coca-Cola
Answer: Budweiser
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Question: Detroit is the capital of the US automotive industry. The Detroit basketball team is named after what car parts?
Choices: Cylinders; Wheels; Pistons; Brakes
Answer: Pistons
Category: sports
Question: London football clubs usually bear the name of the district their stadium is located in. Which of these teams is not based in London?
Choices: Chelsea; Aston Villa; Tottenham; Fulham
Answer: Aston Villa
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Question: Which team is known as All Blacks?
Choices: Zimbabwe, football; USA, basketball; New Zealand, rugby; Pakistan, cricket
Answer: New Zealand, rugby
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Question: The Philadelphia 76ers are a basketball team. What does 76 represent?
Choices: The age of Danny Biasone when he founded the team; 1976, the year in which the club was established; The amount of money (in thousands) the teams founders had; 1776, the year the Declaration of Independence was signed
Answer: 1776, the year the Declaration of Independence was signed
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Question: Many Spanish sport clubs are named Real. What does it mean in Spanish?
Choices: Royal; Soccer; Sport; Real
Answer: Royal
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Question: African national football teams usually have a nickname. Which countrys footballers are known as Bafana, Bafana (The Boys)?
Choices: Cameroon; Ghana; Nigeria; South Africa
Answer: South Africa
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Question: The nickname Dream Team is most often associated with which team?
Choices: Brazil, volleyball; USA, basketball; India, cricket; Germany, football
Answer: USA, basketball
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Question: The Celtic and The Rangers are rival clubs from which city?
Choices: Boston; New York; Arlington (Texas); Glasgow
Answer: Glasgow
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Question: Which city is home of Panathinaikos Sport Club?
Choices: Pana City (Illinois); Athens; Palo Alto; San Antonio
Answer: Athens
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Question: Which Canadian club dominated the NHL during the 1980s?
Choices: Montreal Benzins; Edmonton Oilers; Ottawa Diesels; Calgary Gasolines
Answer: Edmonton Oilers
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Question: Bayern is a top German football team located in Munich. What is the meaning of its name?
Choices: It is an adjective form of Bayer, a German pharmaceutical company.; It is the German name of Bavaria, the region Munich is capital of.; It commemorates Johann Bayer, a German astronomer.; It means Beer Drinkers in local dialect.
Answer: It is the German name of Bavaria, the region Munich is capital of.
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Question: National teams of which country are known in most sports as squadra azzura (blue team)?
Choices: France; Spain; Italy; Greece
Answer: Italy
Category: sports
Question: Which two teams played in the first NBA game in 1946?
Choices: New York Knicks and Boston Celtics; Boston Celtics and Toronto Huskies; Philidelphia Warrior and New York Knicks; New York Knicks and Toronto Huskies
Answer: New York Knicks and Toronto Huskies
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Question: Who scored the first basket in the first NBA game in 1946?
Choices: Bob Kurland; George Mikan; Ossie Scechtman; Paul Arizan
Answer: Ossie Scechtman
Category: sports
Question: Bob Petit won the first NBA MVP award.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Who won the first NBA Championship in 1947?
Choices: New York Knicks; Philadelphia Warriors; Minneapolis Lakers; Boston Celtics
Answer: Philadelphia Warriors
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first African-American to play in an NBA game in 1950?
Choices: Nat Sweetwater Clifton; Chuck Cooper; Earl Lloyd; Don Barksdale
Answer: Earl Lloyd
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first NBA player to average a triple double for an entire season?
Choices: Wilt Chamberlain; Oscar Robertson; Elgin Baylor; Bill Russell
Answer: Oscar Robertson
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Question: Who was the first NBA player to win Rookie of the Year and MVP in the same season?
Choices: Elgin Baylor; Wilt Chamberlain; Bill Russell; Jerry West
Answer: Wilt Chamberlain
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first NBA player to win the Finals MVP award in 1969?
Choices: Elgin Baylor; Jerry West; Sam Jones; Bill Russell
Answer: Jerry West
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first NBA player to win MVP, All Star MVP, and Finals MVP in the same season?
Choices: Magic Johnson; Willis Reed; Shaquille Oneal; Michael Jordan
Answer: Willis Reed
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first woman drafted to the NBA?
Choices: Lynette Woodard; Cheryl Miller; it never happened; Ann Meyers
Answer: Ann Meyers
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Question: In 1979, this Boston Celtics player scored the first 3 point basket in the NBA.
Choices: John Havlicek; Jo Jo White; Larry Bird; Chris Ford
Answer: Chris Ford
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Question: Who won the first NBA slam dunk contest in 1984?
Choices: Michael Jordan; Larry Nance; Julius Erving; Dominique Wilkins
Answer: Larry Nance
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Question: Who was the first repeat winner of the slam dunk contest?
Choices: Michael Jordan; Jason Richardson; Spud Webb; Dominique Wilkins
Answer: Michael Jordan
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Question: Who was the first player to score 20,000 career points?
Choices: Jerry West; George Mikan; Bob Pettit; Oscar Robertson
Answer: Bob Pettit
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Question: Oscar Robertson is the first and only player to lead the NBA in scoring and assists in the same season.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Who was the first center to lead the NBA in assists for a season?
Choices: Willis Reed; Bill Walton; Wilt Chamberlain; Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Answer: Wilt Chamberlain
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first NBA player to record a quadruple double in a game (double digits in 4 stat categories)?
Choices: Nate Thurmond; David Robinson; Alvin Robertson; Hakeem Olajuwon
Answer: Nate Thurmond
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Question: This infielder came to the New York Mets from the Dodgers in December 1983.
Choices: Carlos Diaz; Billy Almon; Ross Jones; Buddy Biancalana
Answer: Ross Jones
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Question: This catcher was traded to the Mets by the Cubs in 1986 for starting pitcher Ed Lynch.
Choices: Ron Hodges; Butch Wynegar; Alex Trevino; Dave Liddell
Answer: Dave Liddell
Category: sports
Question: Which 20-year-old first baseman made his debut for the New York Mets during the 1974 season?
Choices: Rudy Pemberton; Lou Brock; Brock Pemberton; Greg Brock
Answer: Brock Pemberton
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Question: Originally drafted by the Detroit Tigers, this baseman joined the New York Mets in 1997 just for one game.
Choices: Joe Morgan; Aurelio Rodriguez; Howard Johnson; Kevin Morgan
Answer: Kevin Morgan
Category: sports
Question: Which 68 reliever played for the New York Mets during the 1992 season?
Choices: Joe Vitko; Eric Hillman; Randy Johnson; Spud Webb
Answer: Joe Vitko
Category: sports
Question: This spare outfielder came to the Mets on June 15, 1977 as part of the infamous Tom Seaver trade with the Reds. He hit only .230 in four seasons at Shea.
Choices: Steve Henderson; Dan Norman; Ellis Valentine; Joel Youngblood
Answer: Dan Norman
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Question: Which of these players was a pinch running specialist for the 1992 New York Mets?
Choices: Len Dykstra; Joe Orsulak; Rodney McCray; Richie Ashburn
Answer: Rodney McCray
Category: sports
Question: Although the New York Mets drafted this right hander in 1978, he was 29 years old by the time he made his major league debut in 1986.
Choices: Roger Craig; Bruce Berenyi; Rick Anderson; Calvin Schiraldi
Answer: Rick Anderson
Category: sports
Question: Which player, born in Venezuela, played for the New York Mets in 1962?
Choices: Elio Chacon; Luis Aparicio; Rafael Santana; Kevin Elster
Answer: Elio Chacon
Category: sports
Question: This player was 30 years old when he broke into the big leagues on September 14, 2003, with the New York Mets.
Choices: Dale Berra; Tommie Aaron; Mike Glavine; Tony Piazza
Answer: Mike Glavine
Category: sports
Question: What was Ted Williamsâ number on the Boston Red Sox?
Choices: 6; 9; 11; 8
Answer: 9
Category: sports
Question: Which of these is not one of Ted Williams nicknames?
Choices: Teddy Ballgame; The Boston Bomber; The Kid; Splendid Splinter
Answer: The Boston Bomber
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Question: Ted Williams won 2 Triple Crowns in his career.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: In which branch of the military did Ted Williams serve?
Choices: Navy; Army; Marines; Air Force
Answer: Marines
Category: sports
Question: Ted Williams is inducted in 3 different Halls of Fame.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: In what year was Ted Williams inducted into The Major league Baseball Hall of Fame?
Choices: 1966; 1964; 1965; 1967
Answer: 1965
Category: sports
Question: In what year did Ted Williams debut with the Boston Red Sox?
Choices: 1937; 1939; 1940; 1941
Answer: 1939
Category: sports
Question: After Ted Williams retired from play, he went on to manage what major league team?
Choices: San Fransisco Giants; Washington Senators; Minnesota Twins; San Diego Padres
Answer: Washington Senators
Category: sports
Question: Which one of these baseball players was known as The Bird?
Choices: Steve Hamiliton; Joe Medwick; Howard Earl Averill; Mark Fidrych
Answer: Mark Fidrych
Category: sports
Question: What was Ted Williams nickname?
Choices: Mr. 400; The Georgia Peach; The Great Man; The Splendid Splinter
Answer: The Splendid Splinter
Category: sports
Question: What pitcher was known as Old Pete?
Choices: Pee Wee Reese; Cap Anson; Grover Cleveland Alexander; Pete Incaviglia
Answer: Grover Cleveland Alexander
Category: sports
Question: The Mad Hungarian was the nickname given to which of these ballplayers?
Choices: Al Hrabosky; Greg Maddux; Rafael Furcal; Rube Marquard
Answer: Al Hrabosky
Category: sports
Question: Which of these was the nickname of Fred Merkle?
Choices: Knucklehead; Bonehead; Swellhead; Fathead
Answer: Bonehead
Category: sports
Question: What was the nickname of pitcher Mordecai Brown?
Choices: Two Finger; One Finger; Five Finger; Three Finger
Answer: Three Finger
Category: sports
Question: Babe Ruth had many nicknames such as The Babe, The Bambino, The Sultan of Swat. Can you pick out another one of his nicknames?
Choices: The Colossus of Clout; The Wizard of Clout; The Strongman of Clout; The Clout Master
Answer: The Colossus of Clout
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Question: Which of these ballplayers has the nicknames Mr. November, Captain Clutch and D-Jitty?
Choices: Darrell Rasner; Dazzy Vance; Davey Johnson; Derek Jeter
Answer: Derek Jeter
Category: sports
Question: Which of these medical items is the nickname of Doug Mientkiewicz?
Choices: Ear Plugs; Eye Chart; Syringe; Stethoscope
Answer: Eye Chart
Category: sports
Question: Which of these baseball nicknames comes from a 1990 hit movie?
Choices: Pat the Bat; O-Dog; Hot Diggerty Dog; The Perfect Storm
Answer: Hot Diggerty Dog
Category: sports
Question: This precision sport, played on ice with polished heavy stones, is especially well established in Canada.
Choices: Skeleton; Curling; Skibob; Luge
Answer: Curling
Category: sports
Question: Snowboarding, an increasingly common extreme sport, became an official Olympic Games sport at which Winter Olympic Games?
Choices: 2002 Winter Olympics (USA); 1984 Winter Olympics (Norway); 1992 Winter Olympics (France); 1998 Winter Olympics (Japan)
Answer: 1998 Winter Olympics (Japan)
Category: sports
Question: This winter sport, which traces its origins to an exercise for Norwegian soldiers, combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting.
Choices: Nordic combined; Biathlon; Skeleton; Duathlon
Answer: Biathlon
Category: sports
Question: In the sport of figure skating, what is the term for a jump which includes a one-half extra rotation, generally considered to be the hardest one?
Choices: Salchow; Flip; Axel; Lutz
Answer: Axel
Category: sports
Question: This sport, one of the fastest in the world, is the official national winter sport of Canada.
Choices: Curling; Ice hockey; Bobsleigh; Biathlon
Answer: Ice hockey
Category: sports
Question: This most popular skiing style, offered by many resorts, is used for recreation among both professionals and non-professionals.
Choices: Cross country skiing; Freestyle skiing; Alpine skiing; Skijoring
Answer: Alpine skiing
Category: sports
Question: This winter sport is the second fastest non-motorized sport on Earth, after speed skydiving.
Choices: Speed skating; Freestyle skiing; Speed skiing; Bobsleigh
Answer: Speed skiing
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Question: In dogsled racing, a timed competition of teams consisting of a number of sleddogs and a dog driver, what is the name of the short neckline snapped to each dogâs collar?
Choices: neckline; shock cord; gangline; tugline
Answer: neckline
Category: sports
Question: Steve Nash won the 2004-2005 Most Valuable Player Award.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Jason Kidd won the MVP Award in 2003.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: Kobe Bryant scored 81 points against the Toronto Raptors on January 22 2006.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Dwyane Wade won the NBA Finals MVP Award in 2006.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Tracy McGrady used to play for the Toronto Raptors.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Lebron James led the Cleveland Cavaliers into the NBA Finals in 2007.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Tim Duncan was the MVP in 2001 and 2002.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Kevin Garnett has never won the MVP Award.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Shaquille Oneal won the Rookie of the Year Award in 1992.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Yao MIng was the first ever number one draft pick from Asia.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: The Mets won how many regular season games en route to their postseason and title?
Choices: 108; 109; 106; 107
Answer: 108
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Question: The catcher Gary Carter, who wore number 8, was a powerful hitter.  He sent one over the green monster at Fenway Park during the World Series.  Which team did the Mets acquire him from?
Choices: Montreal Expos; Kansas City Royals; Philadelphia Phillies; Florida Marlins
Answer: Montreal Expos
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Question: Which team did the Mets beat to win the NL pennant and reach the World Series?
Choices: Houston Astros; Cincinnati Reds; Los Angeles Dodgers; Atlanta Braves
Answer: Houston Astros
Category: sports
Question: Who served as the Mets pitching coach in 1986?
Choices: Bill Robinson; Sid Fernandez; Rick Peterson; Mel Stottlemeyer
Answer: Mel Stottlemeyer
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Question: Who screamed the now famous words, Struck em out! Struck em out! The Mets have won the World Series!?
Choices: Howie Rose; Ralph Kiner; Bob Murphy; Gary Thorne
Answer: Bob Murphy
Category: sports
Question: Ray Knight was the regular starting second baseman for the Mets throughout 1986.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Roger Clemens started game 6 of the 1986 World Series.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: This sport, whereby the player navigates the playing field on horseback, is the national game of Argentina.
Choices: Pato; Kosho; Parkour; Hapkido
Answer: Pato
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Question: Canyoning is the extreme sport of travelling down canyons, using which of the following techniques?
Choices: Jumping; Abseiling; All of these; Scrambling and climbing
Answer: All of these
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Question: Which of the following sports is a fictional one and exists only in the imaginary world of a popular US science fiction movie?
Choices: Air Racing; Ringo; Cyclocross; Podracing
Answer: Podracing
Category: sports
Question: According to the rules of the International Skating Union, major speed skating competitions can be held  on outdoor or indoor ice ovals, of what standard length?
Choices: 1000 m (3,280 ft); 700 m (2,300 ft); 400 m (1,310 ft); 500 m (1,640 ft)
Answer: 400 m (1,310 ft)
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Question: Pole vaulting, an athletics jumping discipline event, in which competitors use a long, flexible pole to leap over a bar, is under what number in the decathlon order?
Choices: Three; Four; Eight; Nine
Answer: Eight
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Question: Kart racing, a sport that originated in the 1950s in the United States, was created and popularised in which of these professional fields?
Choices: Military medics; Military mechanicians; Infantry; Military air forces
Answer: Military air forces
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Question: Susan Oliver, an American actress and television director of the 50s and 60s, was keen on what unusual sport?
Choices: Skydiving; Sumo; Motocross; Air racing
Answer: Air racing
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Question: Parkour, a relatively new sport of physical strength and agility, is usually practised in what kind of surroundings?
Choices: Fields; Deserts; Urban areas; Mountain regions
Answer: Urban areas
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Question: The javelin discipline has been part of the Summer Olympics since what year?
Choices: 1908; 1896; 1961; 1940
Answer: 1908
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Question: Bocce, a sport that developed into its present form in Italy, is classified as what type of sports activity?
Choices: Strength sport; Winter sport; Combat sport; Target sport
Answer: Target sport
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Question: Floorball, a type of team sport popular in Sweden, Finland and Switzerland, is similar to which of these popular sports?
Choices: Badminton; Polo; Football; Ice hockey
Answer: Ice hockey
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Question: In squash, small coloured dots on the ball indicate the level of bounciness, hence the skills needed to handle the ball. According to the Professional Squash Association standards, what does the red colour indicate?
Choices: Slow ball; Medium ball; Fast ball; Extra slow ball
Answer: Medium ball
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Question: According to volleyball official rules, touching the net during play is not considered a fault in which case?
Choices: Touching the net with hair; Touching the net with foot; Touching the net with a part of ones clothing; None of these
Answer: Touching the net with hair
Category: sports
Question: Boules is a collective name for a number of games played with what type of balls?
Choices: Rubber balls; Wooden balls; Metal balls; Dotted balls
Answer: Metal balls
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Question: What year was Tony Perez elected to the Reds Hall of Fame?
Choices: 1983; 1981; 1998; 1994
Answer: 1998
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Question: Who managed the Reds to the World Series victory in 1975?
Choices: Danny Murtaugh; Jack McKeon; Sparky Anderson; Bill Plummer
Answer: Sparky Anderson
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Question: George Foster played primarily third base for the Reds during the 1970s.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: What year was Tom Seaver elected to the Reds Hall of Fame?
Choices: 1998; 2006; 2004; 1999
Answer: 2006
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Question: How many total wins did Jack Billingham have as a Reds pitcher?
Choices: 88; 110; 75; 97
Answer: 75
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Question: Joe Nuxhall was only 15 when he made his major league debut with the Cincinnati Reds.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: What year was Ewell Blackwell elected to the Reds Hall of Fame?
Choices: 1961; 1963; 1960; 1962
Answer: 1960
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Question: How many times was Johnny Vander Meer selected to the National League All-star team?
Choices: 6; 7; 5; 4
Answer: 4
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Question: This baseball player won the National League Most Valuable Player Award in 1975 and 1976  while playing with the Reds.
Choices: Joe Morgan; BIlly Williams; Pete Rose; Tony Perez
Answer: Joe Morgan
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Question: This baseball player and manager, nicknamed The Ol Professor, said, Sports do not  build character. They reveal it.
Choices: Al Shalk; Bill Veeck; Casey Stengel; Bud Selig
Answer: Casey Stengel
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Question: What coach does this quote belong to: If the NBA were on Channel 5 and a bunch of frogs were making love on Channel 4, I would watch the frogs  even if the picture was coming in fuzzy.?
Choices: Bobby Knight; Dick Vitale; Chet Forte; Bill  Walton
Answer: Bobby Knight
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Question: What NFL safety made this witty remark: Most football teams are tempermental. Thats 90% temper and 10 % mental.?
Choices: Ron Jaworski; Phil Simms; Doug Plank; Shannon Sharpe
Answer: Doug Plank
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Question: What sportswriter specializing in golf remarked: The bell that tolls for all in boxing is the cash register.?
Choices: Susan Waldman; Don King; Bob Verdi; Bob Arum
Answer: Bob Verdi
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Question: This running back and an outfielder said, Football is easy if a person is crazy as hell.
Choices: Carl Hubbard; Deion Sanders; Bo Jackson; O.J. Simpson
Answer: Bo Jackson
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Question: Who said: You win some, you lose some, you crash some.?
Choices: Dale Earnhardt; Mike Ditka; Evander Hollyfield; Jim Loscutoff
Answer: Dale Earnhardt
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Question: The New York football Giants defeated the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXI in a convincing fashion. What was the final score?
Choices: 44-27; 39-20; 17-0; 24-10
Answer: 39-20
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Question: The 1986-87 NFC Championship game was at Giants Stadium in a cold, blustery evening with a mean, swirling wind. The Giants won 17-0 over which division rival?
Choices: Washington Redskins; Buffalo Bills; Philadelphia Eagles; Dallas Cowboys
Answer: Washington Redskins
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Question: Who was the Giants running back in Super Bowl XXI?
Choices: Tiki Barber; Joe Morris; Otis Anderson; Rodney Hampton
Answer: Joe Morris
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Question: The Giants finished the 1986 regular season at 15-1 and were the NFC East Champions heading to the playoffs.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: In 1985, the Giants were so close to the Super Bowl they could taste it. But one forbidding defensive team with a monster coach stopped them dead in their tracks and went on to win the big game themselves. Name that team?
Choices: Green Bay Packers; Dallas Cowboys; Chicago Bears; Washington Redskins
Answer: Chicago Bears
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Question: Who was the MVP of Super Bowl XXI?
Choices: Otis Anderson; Mark Bavaro; Phil Simms; Joe Morris
Answer: Phil Simms
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Question: According to the official classification, which country won the medal count at the Olympic Games held in Beijing?
Choices: Russia; Germany; China; USA
Answer: China
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Question: What was the nickname of the American mens basketball team at the Olympic Games held in Beijing?
Choices: Ming Team; Dream Team V; Dream Team; Redeem Team
Answer: Redeem Team
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Question: Several countries had only one representative at the 2008 Olympic Games. Which is not one of them?
Choices: Timor-Leste; Grenada; Haiti; Nauru
Answer: Timor-Leste
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Question: What role did Brad Pitt play at the 2008 Summer Olympic Games?
Choices: He was an umpire in the baseball tournament; He presented the last gold medal to Michael Phelps; He fought in the boxing tournament and was eliminated in the first round; He organized a pro-Tibet march in Hong-Kong
Answer: He fought in the boxing tournament and was eliminated in the first round
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Question: Who won the first gold medal of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing?
Choices: Katerina Emmons (Czech Republic, shooting); Samuel Sanchez (Spain, cycling); Michael Phelps (USA, swimming); Xexia Chen (China, weightlifting)
Answer: Katerina Emmons (Czech Republic, shooting)
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Question: During the 2008 Olympics, the 12-years old record of Michael Johnson in 200m run was broken. What was the new time?
Choices: 19.30s; 9.69s; 15.60s; 19.80s
Answer: 19.30s
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Question: On the first day of the 2008 Olympic Games, three American women took all medals in which event?
Choices: Fencing - sabre; Shooting - 10m air rifle; Swimming - 400m freestyle; Cycling - road race
Answer: Fencing - sabre
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Question: Athletics is called the queen of all sports. Who won the first gold in athletics during the 2008 Olympic Games?
Choices: Tirunesh Dibaba (Ethiopia, 10km); Nicoleta Grasu (Romania, discus); Hyleas Fountain (USA, heptathlon); Tomasz Majewski (Poland, shot put)
Answer: Tomasz Majewski (Poland, shot put)
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Question: How many countries were represented by athletes of Chinese origin at the 2008 Olympic Games table tennis competitions?
Choices: 13; 2; 7; 21
Answer: 21
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Question: India is the second most populous country in the world, but their first individual Olympic gold came only at the 2008 Games. Which was the historical discipline?
Choices: Table tennis; Badminton; Shooting; Judo
Answer: Shooting
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Question: Mens Gymnastics at Beijing Olympic Games was dominated by Chinese athletes. Who was the only gold medalist from a different country?
Choices: Shawn Johnson (USA, Beam); Leszek Blanik (Poland, vault); Gervasio Deferr (Spain, floor); USA (team all-around)
Answer: Leszek Blanik (Poland, vault)
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Question: Who won the mens tennis competition at the Olympic Games in 2008?
Choices: Novak Djokovic (Serbia); Roger Federer (Switzerland); James Blake (USA); Rafael Nadal (Spain)
Answer: Rafael Nadal (Spain)
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Question: Which National Olympic Committee organized Equestrian events during the 2008 Olympic Games?
Choices: NOC of Singapur; NOC of Hong-Kong; NOC of China; NOC of Taiwan
Answer: NOC of Hong-Kong
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Question: In which volleyball finals did USA participate, in the 2008 Olympics?
Choices: Womens; Mens; None; Both
Answer: Both
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Question: Who returned at Survivor Series 2007 after a 4-month absence?
Choices: Big Show; Edge; John Cena; Triple H
Answer: Edge
Category: sports
Question: What is The Undertakers streak at WrestleMania (prior to WrestleMania 24)?
Choices: 15-0; 16-1; 16-0; 15-1
Answer: 15-0
Category: sports
Question: At WM 23, what was the stipulation of the Battle of the Billionaires?
Choices: Loser gets humiliated big time, anywhere; Loser gets limo blown up; Loser gos homeless for 2 weeks; Loser gets head shaved bald
Answer: Loser gets head shaved bald
Category: sports
Question: Who won the 2008 Royal Rumble?
Choices: Batista; John Cena; HHH; Shawn Michaels
Answer: John Cena
Category: sports
Question: At the 2006 Unforgiven PPV, there was a Womens Championship Match between Lita and Trish Stratus. What was the stipulation?
Choices: Bra and Panty; Winner takes the Title; Loser barks like a dog; There was no stipulation
Answer: There was no stipulation
Category: sports
Question: At New Years Revolution 2007, the WWE Womens Champion was Mickie James. Who did she face?
Choices: Victoria; Ashley; Candice Michelle; Trish Stratus
Answer: Victoria
Category: sports
Question: At what PPV was the first ever Punjabi Prison Match?
Choices: New Years Revolution; No Mercy; SummerSlam; Unforgiven
Answer: No Mercy
Category: sports
Question: At the 2006 Cyber Sunday, the fans decided to see Mickie James vs. Lita in what kind of match?
Choices: Bra  Panty; Diva LumberJack; No DQ; Pillow Fight
Answer: Diva LumberJack
Category: sports
Question: Vengeance 2007 was called Night of .............?
Choices: Divas; History; Champions; Losers
Answer: Champions
Category: sports
Question: What is the most distinctive feature of Cyber Sunday?
Choices: Fans take over; Retired wrestlers come back; It is all about the Gold; It is all about McMahon
Answer: Fans take over
Category: sports
Question: Which of these movies features Atlanta Motor Speedway?
Choices: Three; The Ride of Their Lives; Dale; Smokey and the Bandit II
Answer: Smokey and the Bandit II
Category: sports
Question: Why are peanuts believed to be bad for auto racing?
Choices: They are considered bad luck.; They distract drivers while in the car.; Fans throw them at cars.; They get thrown on the track
Answer: They are considered bad luck.
Category: sports
Question: What NASCAR driver won 3 races in 2003?
Choices: Dale Jr.; Mark Martin; Ryan Newman; Jeff Gordon
Answer: Ryan Newman
Category: sports
Question: What does NASCAR stand for?
Choices: National Association for Street Car Auto Racing; National Alliance for Sports Car Auto Racing; National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing; Non Athletic Sport Centered Around Rednecks
Answer: National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing
Category: sports
Question: Why do NASCAR cars turn left?
Choices: It brings good luck.; people think its better going left than right; Richard Petty wanted it that way.; For safety reasons
Answer: For safety reasons
Category: sports
Question: Where did NASCAR start?
Choices: Bristol Beach; Daytona Beach; Indiana Beach; Talladega Beach
Answer: Daytona Beach
Category: sports
Question: Did Lee Petty take part in the first race at Daytona International Speedway?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
Category: sports
Question: Dale Earnhardt, Jr. married in 2008.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Did Dale Earnhardt, Sr. die at Daytona?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
Category: sports
Question: Which of these NFL quarterbacks retired in 2009 as the record holder for most passing yards gained in a career?
Choices: Fran Tarkenton; Sammy Baugh; Dan Marino; Brett Farve
Answer: Brett Farve
Category: sports
Question: Who set an NFL record for most passing yards gained in a game in 1951?
Choices: Joe Montana; Norm Van Brocklin; Kenny Stabler; Peyton Manning
Answer: Norm Van Brocklin
Category: sports
Question: Who set an NFL record for the most pass attempts in a season in 1994?
Choices: Doug Williams; John Elway; Bernie Kosar; Drew Bledsoe
Answer: Drew Bledsoe
Category: sports
Question: Who set an NFL record for most consecutive seasons (1959-1961) leading the league in pass attempts?
Choices: Drew Bledsoe; George Blanda; Johnny Unitas; Warren Moon
Answer: Johnny Unitas
Category: sports
Question: Who set an NFL record for most consecutive seasons (1963-1965) leading the league in completions?
Choices: Rick Mirer; John Elway; Len Dawson; George Blanda
Answer: George Blanda
Category: sports
Question: The first five quarterbacks tied for the record for most touchdown passes in a game with 7 (this is true) played in the NFL before 1970.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: In 1990 and 1991, this quarterback set an NFL record for most consecutive passes attempts, with no interception.
Choices: Bart Starr; John Elway; Bernie Kosar; Vinny Testaverde
Answer: Bernie Kosar
Category: sports
Question: Which of these set an NFL record for the most consecutive games with a touchdown pass (1956-1960)?
Choices: Y A Tittle; Johnny Unitas; Dan Morino; Steve DeBerg
Answer: Johnny Unitas
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first major leaguer to play at least 500 games at 5 different  positions?
Choices: Pete Rose; Gil McDougal; Bert Campaneris; Nomar Garciaparra
Answer: Pete Rose
Category: sports
Question: The Dodger starting infield for the 1965 season set this record.
Choices: It was the first time all four infielders stole at least 20 bases each.; It was the first time an infield was made up of four players none of whom were born in the USA.; It was the first infield composed of players all of whom became Hall of Famers.; It was the first time a complete infield was composed of switch hitters.
Answer: It was the first time a complete infield was composed of switch hitters.
Category: sports
Question: The Cincinnati Red Stockings were the first professional baseball team. They played in the first professional game in 1869. Who did they beat?
Choices: Kentucky College; The Canton Bull Dogs; Antioch College; The Toledo Mud Hens
Answer: Antioch College
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first player to steal a base in a World Series game?
Choices: Jim Bagby; Honus Wagner; Ty Cobb; Jim Sebring
Answer: Honus Wagner
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first player to hit a home run in a World Series game?
Choices: Jim Bagby; Jim Sebring; Honus Wagner; Home Run Baker
Answer: Jim Sebring
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first pitcher to hit a home run in a World Series game?
Choices: Cy Young; Walter Johnson; Jim Bagby; Jim Sebring
Answer: Jim Bagby
Category: sports
Question: What was the name for the first Most Valuable Player Award in Major League baseball?
Choices: Chalmers Award; The Most Valuable Player Award; The MVP; The Chadwick Award
Answer: Chalmers Award
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first Major League baseball player to win the MVP Award two years in a row?
Choices: Jimmie Foxx; Barry Bonds; Bobby Bonds; Babe Ruth
Answer: Jimmie Foxx
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first baseball player to hit more than 40 home runs in a season?
Choices: Home Run Baker; Lou Gehrig; Nap Lajoie; Babe Ruth
Answer: Babe Ruth
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first Major Leaguer to get more than 160 walks in a season?
Choices: Mark McGwire; Ted Williams; Barry Bonds; Hank Aaron
Answer: Ted Williams
Category: sports
Question: What is the first Major League baseball franchise to lose more than 9,000 games?
Choices: Chicago Cubs; Philadelphia Phillies; Cincinnati Reds; Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers
Answer: Philadelphia Phillies
Category: sports
Question: In what year did Babe Ruth hit 60 home runs?
Choices: 1919; 1927; 1921; 1923
Answer: 1927
Category: sports
Question: Three Alou brothers played for the Giants. What were their first names?
Choices: Hullub, Bob, Goto; Felipe, Matty, Jesus; Matty, Moises, Edgardo; Felipe, Moises, Ozzie
Answer: Felipe, Matty, Jesus
Category: sports
Question: World Heavyweight Champion Mike Tyson said that he wore black trunks to symbolize the death of this person.
Choices: His trainer, Angelo Dundee; His trainer, Cus DAmato; His step mother; His father
Answer: His trainer, Cus DAmato
Category: sports
Question: In a 1942 fight, Tommy Cross entered the ring and then had to suddenly leave. Why?
Choices: He came out for the wrong fight.; The ring was out in the open and it began to rain terribly.; He was not wearing his trunks.; He was in the wrong boxing ring.
Answer: He was not wearing his trunks.
Category: sports
Question: Which boxer became the youngest world champion in 1976?
Choices: Sugar Ray Leonard; Roberto Duran; Wilfredo Benitez; Carlos Palomino
Answer: Wilfredo Benitez
Category: sports
Question: In the Iliad, Homer tells of a wrestling match between Odysseus and whom?
Choices: Achilles; Paris; Telamonian Ajax; Priam
Answer: Telamonian Ajax
Category: sports
Question: Who became the first wrestler to win a gold medal in three different Olympics?
Choices: Aleksandr Medved; Dan Gable; Dan Saunderson; Chris Taylor
Answer: Aleksandr Medved
Category: sports
Question: This great Ultimate Fighting champion played Gaft in the pilot episode of Blade: The Series.
Choices: Matt Hughes; Rich Franklin; Chuck Lidell; Tito Sanchez
Answer: Chuck Lidell
Category: sports
Question: In April 1987, this boxer went on a hunger strike for over a month to protest against the conditions for a certain category of boxers.
Choices: Lady Tyger Trimiar; Hector  de la Concha; Harvey Katowicz; Ray Boom Boom Mancini
Answer: Lady Tyger Trimiar
Category: sports
Question: After many unsuccessful tries, this man in black, also known as The Intimidator, finally won The Daytona 500 in 1998 which was also the track we lost him at.
Choices: Denny Hamlin; Cale Yarborough; Dale Earnhardt; Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Answer: Dale Earnhardt
Category: sports
Question: What is the nickname of Ryan Newman, the winner of the 50th annual Daytona 500, who also has a degree in vehicle structure engineering from Purdue University?
Choices: Rocket Man; Rayne Man; June Bug; Flyin Ryan
Answer: Rocket Man
Category: sports
Question: Junior Nation is the affectionate term applied to all NASCAR fans.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: What is the nickname of H.A. Wheeler, the former track promoter at Lowes?
Choices: Humpy; Hurricane; Silverfox; Happy
Answer: Humpy
Category: sports
Question: Long before Kevin Harvick won both million dollar events in one season, he was know as what?
Choices: Money; Hardwin; Happy; Trucker
Answer: Happy
Category: sports
Question: This is a throwback nickname to Denny Hamlin, the driver of the #11 FedEx Toyota.
Choices: Young Buck; Cyclone; Hurricane; Dynamite
Answer: Hurricane
Category: sports
Question: How many times did Tiger Woods win the PGA Championship prior to 2007?
Choices: 2; 5; 4; 3
Answer: 3
Category: sports
Question: This legendary golfer won the PGA Championship a record-tying 5 times and is third in total major wins behind Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.
Choices: Arnold Palmer; Gene Sarazen; Ben Hogan; Walter Hagen
Answer: Walter Hagen
Category: sports
Question: The golfer who wins the PGA Championship is presented with what trophy?
Choices: A Wilkinson Sword; The Wanamaker Trophy; The Claret Jug; A Green Jacket
Answer: The Wanamaker Trophy
Category: sports
Question: The PGA Championship is the championship of The PGA Tour Players Association.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: The first PGA championship was held at Siwonay in New York in 1916 and won by this golfer. The 2006 Championship was conducted at Medinah, and won by this golfer.
Choices: Francis Ouimet/Tiger Woods; Jim Barnes/Phil Mickelson; Jim Barnes/Tiger Woods; Francis Ouimet/Phil Mickelson
Answer: Jim Barnes/Tiger Woods
Category: sports
Question: This golf course, the venue for the 2007 PGA Championship, was established in 1936.
Choices: Southern Hills, Tulsa Oklahoma; Sahalee, Redmond Washington; Inverness, Toledo Ohio; Crooked Stick, Carmel Indiana
Answer: Southern Hills, Tulsa Oklahoma
Category: sports
Question: Ray Floyd won the PGA Championship two times, the second time at Southern Hills in Tulsa. When and where did this steely-eyed short game master win his first PGA Championship?
Choices: Southern Hills Country Club, 1970; Pebble Beach, 1977; Canterbury Golf Club, 1973; NCR Country Club, 1969
Answer: NCR Country Club, 1969
Category: sports
Question: This great golfer never won the PGA Championship, though he came close a couple of times.
Choices: Lanny Wadkins; Greg Norman; Dave Marr; Nick Price
Answer: Greg Norman
Category: sports
Question: From 1958, when the PGA tournament became a stroke play event, until 2006, only one person defended successfully his PGA Championship title.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Women are not eligible to play in the PGA Championship.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Which player received the Golden Ball award at the 2006 FIFA World Cup finals?
Choices: Gianluigi Buffon; Wayne Rooney; Zinadine Zidane; Fabio Cannavarro
Answer: Zinadine Zidane
Category: sports
Question: Which player top scored at the 2006 FIFA World Cup?
Choices: Luca Toni; Michael Owen; Zinadine Zidane; Miroslav Klose
Answer: Miroslav Klose
Category: sports
Question: Which nation didnt concede a goal in the entire 2006 FIFA World tournament?
Choices: Italy; France; Germany; Switzerland
Answer: Switzerland
Category: sports
Question: Which nation defeated Brazil, the defending champions, in the quarter finals of the 2006 FIFA World Cup?
Choices: France; Italy; Germany; Portugal
Answer: France
Category: sports
Question: Which player was sent off in the 2006 FIFA World Cup quarter final match between England and Portugal?
Choices: David Beckham; Owen Hargreves; Wayne Rooney; Michael Owen
Answer: Wayne Rooney
Category: sports
Question: Which player broke the dead lock with only 2 minutes left of extra time in the Germany v Italy 2006 World Cup semi final?
Choices: Luca Toni; Alberto Gilardino; Fabio Grosso; Alessandro Delpiero
Answer: Fabio Grosso
Category: sports
Question: At which stadium was the 2006 FIFA World Cup final held?
Choices: Aol Arena (Hamburg); Allianz Stadium (Munich); Signal Iduna Park (Dortmund); Olympiastadium (Berlin)
Answer: Olympiastadium (Berlin)
Category: sports
Question: At the 2006 FIFA World Cup, Italy had a goal disallowed for off side.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: We all know that at the 2006 FIFA World Cup, Italy defeated France in a penalty shoot out, but which Italian player had the honour of holding the World Cup aloft as the winning captain?
Choices: Francesco Totti; Fabio Cannavaro; Andrea Pirlo; Gianluigi Buffon
Answer: Fabio Cannavaro
Category: sports
Question: This basketball player helped the Knicks win the NBA championship during the 1969-1970 season.
Choices: Joe Jackson; Willis Reed; Fred Lynn; Otis Taylor
Answer: Willis Reed
Category: sports
Question: This NBA player was the 5th player chosen in the 2003 NBA Draft.
Choices: Carmelo Anthony; Randolph Scott; Lebron James; Dwayne Wade
Answer: Dwayne Wade
Category: sports
Question: This football player was a running back for the New England Patriots in the 1980s.
Choices: Jerome James; Greg Brock; Craig James; Thomas James
Answer: Craig James
Category: sports
Question: This major league baseball player is among the greatest players to ever don a Kansas City Royals uniform.
Choices: Ken Brett; Chris James; George Brett; Fred Lynn
Answer: George Brett
Category: sports
Question: This major league baseball player was easily the best pitcher in the National League in 1986.
Choices: Jack Clark; Mike Scott; J.R. Richard; Matt Clark
Answer: Mike Scott
Category: sports
Question: What is the name of Tony Hawks son, who was born in 1992?
Choices: Tony Hawk Jr.; Chad Hawk; Riley Hawk; Frank Hawk
Answer: Riley Hawk
Category: sports
Question: Tony Hawk wrote an autobiography, titled Tony Hawk - the Birdman.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Tony Hawk is considered the pioneer of what style of skating?
Choices: Vertical skating; Grind skating; Air skating; Street skating
Answer: Vertical skating
Category: sports
Question: Tony Hawk landed the first ever 900 (two and a half mid-air turns) at the 1999 X Games.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: What is the name of Tony Hawks father?
Choices: Frank Hawk; Steve Hawk; Spencer Hawk; Riley Hawk
Answer: Frank Hawk
Category: sports
Question: Tony Hawk started skate boarding when he was nine years old.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: In 1992, Tony Hawk started what skateboard company together with Per Welinder?
Choices: Flip; Blind; Alien Workshop; Birdhouse Projects
Answer: Birdhouse Projects
Category: sports
Question: Danny Biasone is often credited with financially saving this professional sport.
Choices: Football; Soccer; Basketball; Hockey
Answer: Basketball
Category: sports
Question: He was the first African-American to play in the NBA.
Choices: Nate Sweetwater Clifton; Earl Lloyd; Chuck Cooper; Chuck Connors
Answer: Earl Lloyd
Category: sports
Question: Today in Major League Baseball a ground rule double is when a ball is hit fair, bounces and then goes over the outfield. Which statement is  true about this rule?
Choices: It became a rule when the baseball rules were canonized in 1886.; It was always a rule in the National League but became an American League rule in 1927.; It wasnt a rule until 1930.; It was made a rule in both leagues in 1919.
Answer: It wasnt a rule until 1930.
Category: sports
Question: Who was the second Major League Baseball switch-hitter to hit 500 home runs?
Choices: Harmon Killebrew; Eddie Mathews; Mickey Mantle; Eddie Murray
Answer: Eddie Murray
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first NFL player to get 200 sacks?
Choices: Bruce Smith; Kevin Greene; Michael Strahan; Reggie White
Answer: Bruce Smith
Category: sports
Question: This NFL great was the first player to get 14 interceptions in one season.
Choices: Herb Adderly; Jimmy Marsalis; Dick Lane; Cornell Green
Answer: Dick Lane
Category: sports
Question: Scoring a safety is a rare occurrence in an NFL game. This defensive end, who played for the Rams, was the first NFLer to score two safeties in one game.
Choices: Jack Youngblood; Fred Dryer; Ted Hendricks; Doug English
Answer: Fred Dryer
Category: sports
Question: Whether fortunately or unfortunately, strikes and work stoppages are a fact of life in professional sports. When was the first NHL player strike?
Choices: 1925; 1995; 1985; 1955
Answer: 1925
Category: sports
Question: Greg Harris and Tony Mullane were both pitchers in Major League Baseball. Why are they significant?
Choices: They were actually the same person.; Babe Ruth hit his first homer off Mullane and Barry Bonds hit his first homer off Harris.; Each one pitched both lefty and righty.; They pitched in the first extra-innings World Series game.
Answer: Each one pitched both lefty and righty.
Category: sports
Question: Which basketball league was the first to institute a three-point shot?
Choices: NCAA; ABA; ABL; NBA
Answer: NCAA
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first Major Leaguer to hit 500 homeruns in his career?
Choices: Jimmie Foxx; Lou Gehrig; Tris Speaker; Babe Ruth
Answer: Babe Ruth
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first Major Leaguer to win the All-Star Game MVP Award?
Choices: Mickey Mantle; Babe Ruth; Jimmie Foxx; Maury Wills
Answer: Maury Wills
Category: sports
Question: This Major Leaguer was the college roommate of the great wide receiver Lynn Swann.
Choices: Randy Flores; Fred Lynn; Tom Seaver; Aaron Boone
Answer: Fred Lynn