kth8/OpenTriviaQA huggingface dataset:
Category: sports
Question: Kobe Bryant scored 82 points in a single game against the Toronto Raptors.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Kobe Bryant has scored 50 points or more in 4 consecutive games.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Kobe Bryant and the Lakers won three consecutive NBA championships: 2001, 2002, and 2003.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: In 2003, Kobe Bryant was accused of rape.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Kobe Bryant changed his jersey number from 8 to 24 during the 2006-2007 NBA season.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: How many points are awarded to the winner of a ski jumping competition in the World Cup circuit?
Choices: 10; 100; 50; 25
Answer: 100
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first ski jumper ever to win the World Cup 3 times in a row?
Choices: Andreas Goldberger; Adam MaÅysz; Jens Weissflog; Matti NykÃ¤nen
Answer: Adam MaÅysz
Category: sports
Question: This former Finnish ski jumper is one of the best in the history of the sport with his five Olympic medals (four Golds), nine World championships medals (five Golds) and 22 Finnish championships medals (13 Golds).
Choices: Janne Ahonen; Matti NykÃ¤nen; Jens Wessflog; Adam MaÅysz
Answer: Matti NykÃ¤nen
Category: sports
Question: Ski jumpers used to jump with the skis positioned parallelly. Nowadays the skis are V-shaped during the jump. Who introduced this manner of jumping in 1988?
Choices: Jan BoklÃ¶v; Dieter Thoma; Matti NykÃ¤nen; Jens Weissflog
Answer: Jan BoklÃ¶v
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Question: Which ski jumper was badly injured in a training session in 2002, but recovered in a month to win 2 gold medals at the Salt Lake City Olympics?
Choices: Sven Hannavald; Matti Hautamaeki; Adam MaÅysz; Simon Ammann
Answer: Simon Ammann
Category: sports
Question: Why  was the 2005/06 Four Hills Ski Jumping Tournament unique?
Choices: It was won ex equo by Janne Ahonen and Jakub Janda.; The winner, Sven Hannawald, won all four competitions.; The winner was disqualified.; The winner, Andreas Jacobsen, was the youngest ever in the history of the tournament .
Answer: It was won ex equo by Janne Ahonen and Jakub Janda.
Category: sports
Question: On which hill does the World Cup ski jumping season traditionally end?
Choices: Letalnica (formerly Velikanka) in Planica, Slovenia; Hollmenkollen in Oslo, Norway; Gross Olympiaschanze in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany; Wielka Krokiew in Zakopane, Poland
Answer: Letalnica (formerly Velikanka) in Planica, Slovenia
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Question: Which ski jumper broke the world record in ski jump length (239m) in 2005?
Choices: Adam MaÅysz; Janne Ahonen; Bjoern Einar Romoeren; Roar LjÃ¸kelsÃ¸y
Answer: Bjoern Einar Romoeren
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Question: Which statement is true about the British ski jumper Eddie Eagle Edwards?
Choices: He was actually a woman after a sex-change operation.; He was unfit for the sport, had no financial support, but yet kept on jumping.; He was the first black man in the sport.; He has won the most medals at the Olympics.
Answer: He was unfit for the sport, had no financial support, but yet kept on jumping.
Category: sports
Question: Which hill is called the Mecca of ski jumping?
Choices: Letalnica in Planica, Slovenia; Bergisel in Innsbruck, Austria; Okurayama in Sapporr, Japan; Holmenkollen in Oslo, Norway
Answer: Holmenkollen in Oslo, Norway
Category: sports
Question: What is the nationality of Adam MaÅysz, one of the greatest stars of ski jumping?
Choices: Finnish; German; Polish; Norwegian
Answer: Polish
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first Soviet Union pair to win the Winter Olympics?
Choices: Mishkatanuk  Dmitriev; Gordeeva  Grinkov; Rodnina  Zaitsev; The Protopopovs
Answer: The Protopopovs
Category: sports
Question: This figure skater made history in 1998 when he won his second Olympic Gold Medal with a different partner, who was going for her first Olympic Gold. Name the first man to win the Olympics twice with two different partners?
Choices: Maxim Marinin; Anton Sikharulidze; Artur Dmitriev; Alexei Tikhonov
Answer: Artur Dmitriev
Category: sports
Question: Coached by Yao Bin, this Chinese pair team have a lot of firsts under their belts. They were the first Chinese team to stand on the podium at the World Figure Skating Championships, earning silver in 1999. They later became the first Chinese team to medal at the Winter Olympics in 2002, earning the bronze, and in March of 2002 they were the first to win gold at the World Championships. Who are they?
Choices: Xue Shen  Hongbo Zhao; None of these; Qing Pang  Jion Tong; Dan  Hao Zhang
Answer: Xue Shen  Hongbo Zhao
Category: sports
Question: Which pair became the first to do a ratified quadruple twist?
Choices: Julia Obertas  Sergei Slavnov; Dan Zhang  Hao Zhang; Ekaterina Gordeeva  Sergei Grinkov; Xue Shen  Hongbo Zhao
Answer: Julia Obertas  Sergei Slavnov
Category: sports
Question: In January of 2006, Rene Inoue and John Baldwin, Jr. made history at the United States National Championships. What was their historic achievement?
Choices: They successfully executed the first throw quadruple Salchow.; They invented a lift never done before.; They successfully executed the first throw triple Axel.; They became the first Japanese-Americans to win the National Championships.
Answer: They successfully executed the first throw triple Axel.
Category: sports
Question: The first death spiral was performed by this legendary couple.
Choices: Kitty  Peter Caruthers; Babilonia  Gardner; Gordeeva  Grinkov; The Protopopovs
Answer: The Protopopovs
Category: sports
Question: As a child, this male pairs skater skated singles. Upon losing to a younger skater from the same town, he switched to pairs. He later became a 2-time World Champion and Olympic Champion with his partner, after overcoming a near-fatal accident. Who is he?
Choices: Jason Dunjeon; Lloyd Eisler; Maxim Marinin; Peter Caruthers
Answer: Maxim Marinin
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first American pair to win a World Figure Skating Championship Gold Medal?
Choices: Karol  Michael Kennedy; Kyoko Ina  Jason Dunjeon; Babilonia  Gardner; Kitty  Peter Caruthers
Answer: Karol  Michael Kennedy
Category: sports
Question: When was the first ice dance competition held at the World Championships?
Choices: 1975; 1896; 1952; 1901
Answer: 1952
Category: sports
Question: Which country did the first World Champions in ice dance represent?
Choices: Soviet Union; France; Great Britain; Soviet Union
Answer: Great Britain
Category: sports
Question: In what year did the legendary Jayne Torvil and Christopher Dean win their first World Championship Gold?
Choices: 1981; They never won a World Championship.; 1984; 1982
Answer: 1981
Category: sports
Question: Frances Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat are famous for what incredible move?
Choices: Dance spin; A lift in which Marina lifts Gwendal; Hydroblade; Twizzles
Answer: A lift in which Marina lifts Gwendal
Category: sports
Question: A North American team has never won a World Championship Gold Medal in ice dance.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: What bull was commonly referred to as âThe Worldâs Most Dangerous Bullâ?
Choices: Bodacious; Yellow Jacket; Grasshopper; Wolf Man
Answer: Bodacious
Category: sports
Question: What World Champion bull rider had his face crushed by a bull named Bodacious?
Choices: Jerome Davis; Ty Murray; Lane Frost; Tuff Hedeman
Answer: Tuff Hedeman
Category: sports
Question: In the rodeo event called calf roping, riders have a rope woven within their belts. What is it called?
Choices: Jerk line; Piggin string; Tie wrap; Spare rope
Answer: Jerk line
Category: sports
Question: What is the purpose of the piece of rope used by a calf roper?
Choices: It makes the horse stop.; It makes the horse back up.; None of these; It is used to tie the calf.
Answer: It is used to tie the calf.
Category: sports
Question: Which word refers to the bull doggers partner in the rodeo discipline known as steer wrestling?
Choices: Header; Hazer; Flanker; Heeler
Answer: Hazer
Category: sports
Question: What penalty does a barrel racer get for knocking down a barrel?
Choices: 10 seconds; 20 seconds; Disqualification; 5 seconds
Answer: 5 seconds
Category: sports
Question: How must the calf be caught in the event known as calf roping?
Choices: By tripping it up; None of these; With rope only; By two feet
Answer: With rope only
Category: sports
Question: Which of these is considered the most common foul in timed roping rodeo events?
Choices: Improper roping; Breaking the barrier; Animal abuse; Improper equipment
Answer: Breaking the barrier
Category: sports
Question: How many ropes is a calf roper allowed to use in the rodeo event calf roping?
Choices: There is no restriction.; Three; Two; One
Answer: Two
Category: sports
Question: What is the primary role of a bullfighter in the rodeo event bull riding?
Choices: Protect the rider from harm; None of these; Tease the bull; Entertain the audience
Answer: Protect the rider from harm
Category: sports
Question: What New York Mets slugger won Rookie of the Year in 1983?
Choices: George Foster; Darryl Strawberry; David Wright; Mookie Wilson
Answer: Darryl Strawberry
Category: sports
Question: When the New York Mets traded Rick Ownbey and Neil Allen to the St. Louis Cardinals in 1983 who did they get in return?
Choices: Ron Darling; Keith Hernandez; Kevin Mitchell; Ray Knight
Answer: Keith Hernandez
Category: sports
Question: Gil Hodges hit the first Mets home run.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: in Game 6 of the 1986 World Series, which hitter was on deck when Mookie Wilson hit that infamous  groundball?
Choices: Darryl Strawberry; Howard Johnson; Kevin Elster; Lee Mazzili
Answer: Howard Johnson
Category: sports
Question: Who was the New York Mets player who hit 3 home runs in one game in the 1999 National League Division Series held at Shea Stadium?
Choices: It never happened.; Carlos Delgado; Darryl Strawberry; Mike Piazza
Answer: It never happened.
Category: sports
Question: In which of these years did the New York Mets qualify for the postseason as the National League Wild Card team?
Choices: 2000 and 2004; 1999 and 2000; 2000 and 2003; 1999 and 2004
Answer: 1999 and 2000
Category: sports
Question: Which country won the most medals at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games?
Choices: China; Great Britain; Russia; USA
Answer: USA
Category: sports
Question: Which of these disciplines was included for the first time in the Olympic program at the 2012 Summer Olympics?
Choices: womens weightlifting; womens boxing; mens rhythmic gymnastics; womens judo
Answer: womens boxing
Category: sports
Question: Which of the following female swimmers did not set a world record at the 2012 Summer Olympics?
Choices: Missy Franklin; Rebecca Soni; Dana Vollmer; Elizabeth Beisel
Answer: Elizabeth Beisel
Category: sports
Question: In what 2012 Summer Olympics athletics competition did the gold, silver and bronze medals go to Jamaica?
Choices: Womens 400 metres; Mens 100 metres; Mens 200 metres; Womens 100 metres
Answer: Mens 200 metres
Category: sports
Question: What track and field athlete became double Olympic champion at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, taking gold in both the 5000 and 10,000 metres?
Choices: Mo Farah; Galen Rupp; David Rudisha; Tariku Bekele
Answer: Mo Farah
Category: sports
Question: Which of these gymnastics disciplines, contested at the 2012 Olympic Games, was the last to be recognised as an Olympic discipline?
Choices: rhythmic gymnastics; artistic gymnastics; They all became Olympic disciplines in the same year.; trampolining
Answer: trampolining
Category: sports
Question: In the 2012 Summer Olympics, this athlete won four gold and two silver medals, making him the most decorated Olympic athlete for the third Olympics in a row.
Choices: Usain Bolt; Missy Franklin; Mo Farah; Michael Phelps
Answer: Michael Phelps
Category: sports
Question: Which mens national team is NOT correctly matched with the sport in which they won a gold medal in the 2012 Summer Olympics?
Choices: France - Handball; The USA - basketball; Brazil - indoor volleyball; Football - Mexico
Answer: Brazil - indoor volleyball
Category: sports
Question: What member of the British royal family won a silver medal in the 2012 Summer Olympics?
Choices: Prince Edward; Prince William; Zara Phillips; Prince Harry
Answer: Zara Phillips
Category: sports
Question: Some of the swimming events at the 2012 Olympic Games were held in this venue, which also hosts a race every Christmas morning for the Peter Pan Cup.
Choices: the Serpentine; the English Channel; the Avon; the Thames
Answer: the Serpentine
Category: sports
Question: What year did the New England Patriots become a franchise?
Choices: 1959; 1981; 1989; 1960
Answer: 1960
Category: sports
Question: What was the first logo of the New England Patriots?
Choices: a head; a banana; a boot; a hat
Answer: a hat
Category: sports
Question: What year did the New England Patriots go to their first Super Bowl?
Choices: 1994; 2001; 1975; 1986
Answer: 1986
Category: sports
Question: Who did New England Patriots play against in their second Super Bowl appearance?
Choices: the Rams; the 49ers; the Cowboys; the Packers
Answer: the Packers
Category: sports
Question: What year did the New England Patriots win their first Super Bowl?
Choices: 2003; 2006; 2000; 2001
Answer: 2001
Category: sports
Question: Who was the New England Patriots first round pick in 2006?
Choices: Sammy Morris; Laurence Maroney; Richard Seymour; Tom Brady
Answer: Laurence Maroney
Category: sports
Question: Who was the the New England Patriots first round draft pick in 2007?
Choices: Ellis Hobbs; Jerod Mayo; Randy Moss; Brandon Meriweather
Answer: Brandon Meriweather
Category: sports
Question: Who was the New England Patriots first round pick in 2008?
Choices: Daniel Graham; Jerod Mayo; Jason Webster; Tebucky Jones
Answer: Jerod Mayo
Category: sports
Question: What New England Patriots player was named AP Defensive Rookie of the Year for 2008?
Choices: Logan Mankins; Jerod Mayo; Vince Wilfork; Terry Glenn
Answer: Jerod Mayo
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first Super Bowl MVP for the New England Patriots?
Choices: Drew Bledsoe; Randy Moss; Deion Branch; Tom Brady
Answer: Tom Brady
Category: sports
Question: Kobe Bryant said on TNT that he wanted this jersey number as a rookie in the 2006-2007 season.
Choices: 24; 33; 12; 19
Answer: 24
Category: sports
Question: In what NBA season was Kobe Bryant awarded the regular seasons MVP Award?
Choices: 2000-01; 2007-08; 2005-06; 1998-1999
Answer: 2007-08
Category: sports
Question: What team did Kobe Bryant get drafted by in 1996?
Choices: LA Lakers; Hornets; Nets; Suns
Answer: Hornets
Category: sports
Question: In 2003, Kobe Bryant tied the NBA record for most three pointers in a game.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: In 2005, Kobe Bryant scored 81 points against the Toronto Raptors.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: How many consecutive NBA championships did Kobe Bryant win with the Lakers in the early 2000s?
Choices: 2; 1; 4; 3
Answer: 3
Category: sports
Question: What was Kobe Bryants dads nickname?
Choices: Jellybean; Highflyer; Hot Hands; The Philadelphia Prolific
Answer: Jellybean
Category: sports
Question: Who did Kobe Bryant take to his senior prom?
Choices: Brittany Spears; Jessica Simpson; Brandy Norwood; Jessica Alba
Answer: Brandy Norwood
Category: sports
Question: In what year did Kobe Bryant first become a member of the USA Mens Senior Olympics Team?
Choices: 2004; 1996; 2000; 2008
Answer: 2008
Category: sports
Question: Which of these is Kobe Bryants nickname?
Choices: Beef; Black Mamba; The Kid; Jellybean
Answer: Black Mamba
Category: sports
Question: What name was given to the London 2012 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony that took place on 27 July 2012?
Choices: Beautiful Olympics; Games of Courage; Isles of Wonder; Isles of Inspiration
Answer: Isles of Wonder
Category: sports
Question: Danny Boyle, the artistic director of 2012 Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony, won an Academy Award for which of the following movies?
Choices: Shallow Grave; Slumdog Millionaire; 28 Days Later; Trainspotting
Answer: Slumdog Millionaire
Category: sports
Question: On July 27 2012, Queen Elizabeth II opened the Olympic Games for the second time in her reign. When was the first time she opened the Olympic Games?
Choices: Munich, West Germany 1972; Sidney, Australia 2000; Montreal, Canada 1976; Rome, Italy 1960
Answer: Montreal, Canada 1976
Category: sports
Question: Who played James Bond in the BBC short film, Happy and Glorious, which stars Queen Elizabeth II as herself?
Choices: Daniel Craig; Timothy Dalton; Pierce Brosnan; None of these
Answer: Daniel Craig
Category: sports
Question: What team led the Parade of Nations at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games Opening Ceremony?
Choices: the team of Greece; the team of Afghanistan; the team of Great Britain; the team of China
Answer: the team of Greece
Category: sports
Question: What is the slogan of the 2012 Summer Olympic Games?
Choices: Inspire a Generation; One World, One Dream; Friends Forever; Share the Spirit
Answer: Inspire a Generation
Category: sports
Question: What song was used at the climax of the 2012 Summer Olympics opening ceremony, immediately following the lighting of the cauldron?
Choices: Another Brick in the Wall by Pink Floyd; Beautiful Day by U2; Eclipse by Pink Floyd; Rolling in the Deep by Adele
Answer: Eclipse by Pink Floyd
Category: sports
Question: At the 2012 Summer Olympic Games Opening Ceremony, this celebrity was seen driving a motor boat down the River Thames and under Tower Bridge to the music I Heard Wonders by David Holmes.
Choices: Ryan Giggs; David Beckham; Moris Green; Rowan Sebastian Atkinson
Answer: David Beckham
Category: sports
Question: A segment of the London 2012 Opening Ceremony paid tribute to the victims of this terrorist attack.
Choices: All of these; the 1972 Munich Massacre; the 18 July 2012 terrorist attack on Israeli tourists in Bourgas, Bulgaria; the 2005 London Bombings
Answer: the 2005 London Bombings
Category: sports
Question: Paul McCartney closed the opening ceremony of the 2012 Summer Olympics singing this song and inviting the audience to join in on the coda.
Choices: Hey Jude; Let It Be; Yesterday; Live and Let Die
Answer: Hey Jude
Category: sports
Question: From 1965 to 2008, all of the Mr. Olympia titles were won by US citizens.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Why did Jeff Hardy got suspended for 60 days in May 2008?
Choices: For illegal drug use; Not showing for a match; He has never been suspended.; None of these
Answer: For illegal drug use
Category: sports
Question: Jeff Hardy and Matt Hardy are not actually brothers. They just play brothers on TV.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: In what year was Jeff Hardy released from WWE because of his erratic behavior, drug use, and refusal to go to rehab?
Choices: 2007; 2001; 2003; 2000
Answer: 2003
Category: sports
Question: Jeff Hardy, Matt Hardy, and Lita were known as the Dream Team.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: When did Jeff Hardy make his WWE debut?
Choices: 1997; 1998; 1996; 1995
Answer: 1998
Category: sports
Question: Jeff Hardy and Shelton Benjamin fought in a ladder match in 2006 for the Intercontinental Championship title.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: What is Jeff Hardys favorite sport besides wrestling?
Choices: Basketball; Motocross; Snowboarding; Football
Answer: Motocross
Category: sports
Question: Where was Shane Battier born and raised?
Choices: Birmingham, Michigan; Cleveland, Ohio; Detroit, Michigan; Madison, Wisconsin
Answer: Birmingham, Michigan
Category: sports
Question: What position did Shane Battier play at Duke?
Choices: Center; Point Guard; Power Forward; Small Forward
Answer: Small Forward
Category: sports
Question: Shane Battier led Duke to 3 Final Fours, 2 national Championship Games, and 1 NCAA Championship during his four year playing career at Duke.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Who did the Duke Blue Devils beat in 2001 to win the NCAA National Championship?
Choices: Maryland Terrapins; Michigan State Spartans; University of Southern California Trojans; Arizona Wildcats
Answer: Arizona Wildcats
Category: sports
Question: What award did Shane Battier win in 2001?
Choices: National Defender of the Year; ACC Scorer of the Year; National Player of the Year; ACC Defender of the Year
Answer: National Player of the Year
Category: sports
Question: Shane Battier had his number retired at Duke. What was his number?
Choices: 23; 1; 31; 5
Answer: 31
Category: sports
Question: What did Shane Battier major in at Duke?
Choices: Music; Mathematics; Religion; Political Science
Answer: Religion
Category: sports
Question: What team was Shane Battier selected by in the 2001 NBA draft?
Choices: Washington Wizards; Memphis Grizzlies; Houston Rockets; Miami Heat
Answer: Memphis Grizzlies
Category: sports
Question: Which team was Shane Battier traded to in 2006?
Choices: Houston Rockets; New Orleans Hornets; Boston Celtics; Atlanta Hawks
Answer: Houston Rockets
Category: sports
Question: Shane Battier appeared on the cover of what video game?
Choices: NBA Live 2007; NCAA March Madness 2001; NCAA March Madness 2002; NBA Live 2006
Answer: NCAA March Madness 2002
Category: sports
Question: Tinku sounds like the noise my old car made but its not. What phrase would you connect with this art?
Choices: Mexican professional wrestling; Potosi region of Bolivia; Founded in 1980 by Robert Puch; African slaves in Brazil
Answer: Potosi region of Bolivia
Category: sports
Question: Kajukenbo is not a computer game. What statement best suits this form of martial art?
Choices: It originated on the territory of Hawaii, USA; It was developed by Morihei Ueshiba.; It is the art of espionage.; It means Way of the Sword.
Answer: It originated on the territory of Hawaii, USA
Category: sports
Question: Which of the following statements is true about Hwa Rang Do in Korea?
Choices: it means The Way of the Flowering Knights; It originated in the kingdom of Gogoryeo; It is a system of 18 techniques.; it is used by members of the Royal Court and traveling monks
Answer: it means The Way of the Flowering Knights
Category: sports
Question: Which of the following statements is true about the Asian martial art Lethwei?
Choices: It was created by the Chinese community of SE Asia.; It was developed in Hue, Vietnam.; It is a Filipino foot fight.; It is unarmed Burmese martial art.
Answer: It is unarmed Burmese martial art.
Category: sports
Question: Glima sounds like a nasty disease but it really is what?
Choices: acronym for a style of Russian fighting; unarmed combat from the Holy Roman Empire; technique of stick fighting; Icelandic term for wrestling
Answer: Icelandic term for wrestling
Category: sports
Question: What is specific to the stick fighting known as Istunka?
Choices: It comes from Southern Sudan.; It is practiced by herd boys.; It uses fire-hardened sticks.; It is a martial arts festival in Somalia.
Answer: It is a martial arts festival in Somalia.
Category: sports
Question: Bok-Fu or Bok Fu Do sounds akin to Kung-Fu but it really fits this description.
Choices: It is a type of Chinese Wushu.; It translates to White Tiger.; It means means to bear a weapon.; It is a Persian martial art.
Answer: It translates to White Tiger.
Category: sports
Question: Which statement is true about Sli Beatha?
Choices: It was founded in 1996 by police officer Craig Smith.; It is performed while brandishing a dirk.; It means face to face combat.; It means stick fighting in Irish martial arts.
Answer: It was founded in 1996 by police officer Craig Smith.
Category: sports
Question: Kbach Kun Boran and Kbach Kun Dambong Veng are associated with which country?
Choices: Thailand; Vietnam; Myanmar (Burma); Cambodia
Answer: Cambodia
Category: sports
Question: Schwingen is considered a national sport in this country and takes this form.
Choices: Germany - grappling; Austria - grappling without touching the legs; Switzerland - grappling; Germany - grappling with swords
Answer: Switzerland - grappling
Category: sports
Question: Where is the Red Bulls MLS team based?
Choices: Washington DC; Los Angeles; New York; Houston
Answer: New York
Category: sports
Question: United is an American professional soccer club located in this city.
Choices: Washington DC; Chicago; Dallas; Boston
Answer: Washington DC
Category: sports
Question: What city does the Fire MLS team play in?
Choices: Houston; Seattle; Chicago; New York
Answer: Chicago
Category: sports
Question: In what city is the Sounders team based?
Choices: Seattle; Los Angeles; Miami; Philadelphia
Answer: Seattle
Category: sports
Question: The Union is an American professional soccer team based in this city.
Choices: New York; Philadelphia; Houston; Toronto
Answer: Philadelphia
Category: sports
Question: In what city is the Crew MLS team based?
Choices: San Antonio; Boston; Columbus; Toronto
Answer: Columbus
Category: sports
Question: Where is Club Deportivo Chivas USA based?
Choices: Carson; Kansas City; Seattle; Boston
Answer: Carson
Category: sports
Question: Where is the Wizards team based?
Choices: Miami; Kansas City; Washington D.C.; Boston
Answer: Kansas City
Category: sports
Question: Where is the New England Revolution team based?
Choices: Houston; Foxborough; Salt Lake; New York
Answer: Foxborough
Category: sports
Question: The Dynamo is an MLS team based in this city.
Choices: Dallas; Cleveland; Houston; Portland
Answer: Houston
Category: sports
Question: The Chicgao Blackhawks selected this player with the first overall pick in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft.
Choices: Marian Hossa; Jonathan Toews; Patrick Kane; Duncan Keith
Answer: Patrick Kane
Category: sports
Question: What is the name of the ice hockey team based in Stillwater, Minnesota?
Choices: The Stllwater Tigers; The Stllwater Rockets; The Stllwater Ponies; The Stllwater Stallions
Answer: The Stllwater Ponies
Category: sports
Question: Who became coach of the Minnesota Wild in the 2009-2010 season?
Choices: Todd Richards; Jacques Lemaire; Brad Bomadiar; Phil Housley
Answer: Todd Richards
Category: sports
Question: This player, who joined the Minnesota Wild in the 2001â2002 NHL season, is nicknamed Bruno.
Choices: Andrew Brunette; Pierre Marc-Bouchard; Cal Clutterbuck; Mikko Koivu
Answer: Andrew Brunette
Category: sports
Question: Blake Wheeler is an ice hockey player who played for the North Dakota Fighting Souix in 2005â06.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: What team did Alex Goligoski join in 2004?
Choices: St. Louis Blues; Pittsburgh Penguins; None of these; New York Islanders
Answer: None of these
Category: sports
Question: Which of these teams did Wayne Gretzky play for?
Choices: Los Angeles Kings; Pittsburgh Penguins; Detroit Red Wings; Chicago Blackhawks
Answer: Los Angeles Kings
Category: sports
Question: Pavel Datsyuk was drafted by the Detroit Red Wings in the 1990s.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: Martin Broduer started his professional career with this ice hockey team.
Choices: Pittsburgh Penguins; New York Rangers; New York Islander; New Jersey Devils
Answer: New Jersey Devils
Category: sports
Question: Sidney Crosbys Pittsburgh Penguins jersey was the top seller on the NHLs website from September 2005 to February 2008. What number was it?
Choices: 77; 17; 87; 67
Answer: 87
Category: sports
Question: In the 2006â07 Ashes series, which batsman took the single winning run as Australia dashed to a 5-0 whitewash against England for the first time in 86 years?
Choices: Mathew Hayden; Adam Gilchrist; Ricky Ponting; Justin Langer
Answer: Mathew Hayden
Category: sports
Question: Which of the following Australian players was NOT playing the last test of his career in the 5th-and the final-test of the 2006-07 Ashes series as Australia concluded the series 5-0?
Choices: Shane Warne; Justin Langer; Glenn McGrath; Mathew Hayden
Answer: Mathew Hayden
Category: sports
Question: In the fourth test, at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne snared his 700th wicket, the first bowler in Test history to do so. Who did he bowl out?
Choices: Andrew Flintoff; Andrew Strauss; Chris Read; Paul Collingwod
Answer: Andrew Strauss
Category: sports
Question: Which English batsman took six catches in the first innings of the fourth test of the 2006â07 cricket series, becoming only the third player in Test history to do so?
Choices: Paul Collingwood; Paul Nixon; Chris Read; Geraint Jones
Answer: Chris Read
Category: sports
Question: By scoring 206 runs in the first innings of the second test of the 2006â07 Ashes series, he became only the third Englishman to score a double-century in Australia. Can you name him?
Choices: Andrew Strauss; Paul Collingwood; Marcus Trescothick; Kevin Pietersen
Answer: Paul Collingwood
Category: sports
Question: In the third Ashes test, Adam Gilchristâs century in the second innings became the second fastest century in any test match and the fastest in any Ashes test. How many balls did his century score off?
Choices: 47; 67; 77; 57
Answer: 57
Category: sports
Question: The 2006â07 Ashes series was notable for the retirement of several Australian players. Additionally, the Australian coach also announced prior to the Ashes series that the Ashes 2006-07 was his last series of test matches as coach. What was the name of the Australian coach?
Choices: John Buchanan; Bob Simpsons; Gary Kristen; Geoff Marsh
Answer: John Buchanan
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Question: In the first innings of the fifth test of the 2006-07 Ashes series, Australia amassed 393 all out. Surprisingly, in the second innings they needed only 46 runs to clinch the final test. By how many wickets did Australia win the match?
Choices: 7; 9; 8; 10
Answer: 10
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Question: Which Spanish football team is nicknamed Los Cules, or The Bottoms?
Choices: Real Oviedo; Valencia; FC Barcelona; Real Madrid
Answer: FC Barcelona
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Question: What interesting nickname was given to Spanish football club Atletico Madrid?
Choices: Dish Washers; Mattress Makers; Carpet Cleaners; Leg Warmers
Answer: Mattress Makers
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Question: What is the nickname of the Italian football club Napoli?
Choices: Rooster; Horse; Ram; Donkey
Answer: Donkey
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Question: What delicious nickname is used to refer to the English football club Everton?
Choices: The Truffles; The Caramels; The Toffees; The Chocolates
Answer: The Toffees
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Question: What German football club is nicknamed The Hollywood Football Club?
Choices: Eintracht Frankfurt; Hamburger SV; FC St. Pauli; FC Bayern Munich
Answer: FC Bayern Munich
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Question: What European football club has been nicknamed The Yellow Submarine?
Choices: Villarreal; Nantes; Liverpool; Chelsea
Answer: Villarreal
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Question: What is the nickname of the Arsenal F.C. English football club?
Choices: The Rifles; The Revolvers; The Spikes; The Gunners
Answer: The Gunners
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Question: Which Italian football team is known by the nickname Il Grifone, or The Griffin?
Choices: Inter; Juventus; Genoa; Parma
Answer: Genoa
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Question: What nickname was given to the Italian football club AC Milan?
Choices: The Demon; The Icon; The Angel; The Devil
Answer: The Devil
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Question: Which English football team has been nicknamed The Pensioners?
Choices: Tottenham Hotspur; Manchester United; Chelsea; Liverpool
Answer: Chelsea
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Question: Where was Bobby Fischer born?
Choices: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Boston, Massachusetts; Atlanta, Georgia; Chicago, Illinois
Answer: Chicago, Illinois
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Question: Bobby Fischer was a member of this church/denomination.
Choices: Unitarian Universalist; Worldwide Church of God; Jehovahs Witnesses; First United Methodist
Answer: Worldwide Church of God
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Question: In what year did Bobby Fischer become the world chess champion?
Choices: 1968; 1972; 1978; 1977
Answer: 1972
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Question: In 1992, after 20 years of isolation, Bobby Fischer re-emerged to play a match against this player in Yugoslavia.
Choices: Berlitz; Karpov; Spassky; Kasparov
Answer: Spassky
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Question: On a radio show in Budapest, Hungary in 1999, Bobby Fischer described himself as a victim of which of the following?
Choices: Assassination attempts by the CIA; Child abuse; A black magic curse; An international Jewish conspiracy
Answer: An international Jewish conspiracy
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Question: In 1988 Bobby Fischer filed a U.S. patent for what?
Choices: a type of laptop computer; a rechargeable battery; a software program; a digital chess clock
Answer: a digital chess clock
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Question: Why was Bobby Fischer detained at Narita international airport in Narita, Japan in 2004?
Choices: Possession of a firearm; Possession of marijuana; Using a revoked U.S. passport; Making comments about committing terrorism
Answer: Using a revoked U.S. passport
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Question: After being detained in Japan in 2004, Bobby Fischer was granted citizenship in this country.
Choices: Iceland; Italy; Poland; Germany
Answer: Iceland
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Question: In 1984, Bobby Fischer wrote to the editors of this publication to have his name removed from it.
Choices: Encyclopedia Britannica; Encyclopedia Americana; Encyclopedia Judaica; Colliers encyclopedia
Answer: Encyclopedia Judaica
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Question: When did Bobby Fischer win the United States Junior Chess Championship?
Choices: July 1956; August 1954; January 1960; April 1959
Answer: July 1956
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Question: In what country did Joseph Pilates develop the exercise system Pilates?
Choices: Switzerland; Greece; Germany; USA
Answer: Germany
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Question: What is Pilates based on?
Choices: Body Building and Yoga; Yoga and Aerobics; Yoga and Gymnastics; Aerobics and Meditation
Answer: Yoga and Aerobics
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Question: When Joseph Pilates moved to England at the age of 32, what did he do for a living?
Choices: He was a banker.; He was a professor.; He was a physical therapist.; He was a boxer.
Answer: He was a boxer.
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Question: Proper breathing is crucial for the blood to circulate and remove wastes related to fatigue. In Pilates, short, quick breathes are advised for maximum positive effect.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: Pilates coordinates your movements with which of the following?
Choices: your partners movements; your balance; your strength; your breathing
Answer: your breathing
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Question: Joseph Pilates used this term to refer to the muscle group comprised of the abs, buttocks, lower back and hips. All the energy begins in this group and flows outward.
Choices: The Shell; The Panel; The Powerhouse; The Engine
Answer: The Powerhouse
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Question: In Pilates, it is better to do only one perfectly controlled movement rather than 50 sloppy movements.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Pilates is considered low-impact and is used in physical therapy facilities to rehab injuries.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Which of these is not a reported benefit of Pilates?
Choices: Decreased appetite; Improved flexibility; Improved Posture; Decreased back pain
Answer: Decreased appetite
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Question: Though not necessary, there are several pieces of apparatus that can be used in a Pilates work out. Which of these is not used in Pilates?
Choices: Balance Beam; Floor mat; Large exercise balls; Resistance Bands
Answer: Balance Beam
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Question: Only instructors trained in Pilates and belonging to the Pilates Method Alliance can teach Pilates to the public.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Approximately how many people claimed to regularly practice Pilates in the United States according to a 2008 survey?
Choices: 500,000; 12,000; 3,500,000; 10,000,000
Answer: 3,500,000
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Question: When was the Missouri Tigers first conference championship?
Choices: 1917-18; 1920-21; 1929-30; 1975-76
Answer: 1917-18
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Question: Who is known as the father Missouri Tiger Basketball?
Choices: Mike Anderson; Don Faurot; Norm Stewart; Warren Hearnes
Answer: Norm Stewart
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Question: When did Norm Stewart win his first Conference Championship?
Choices: 1987; 1981; 1994; 1976
Answer: 1976
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Question: The Missouri Tigers Basketball team won four straight Championships during the 1980s.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Norm Stewarts first coaching job was at Missouri where he coached for 32 years.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Where did Missouri coach Mike Anderson served as an assistant for a 17-years?
Choices: Tulsa; University of Arkansas; University of Alabama at Birmingham; University of Missouri
Answer: University of Arkansas
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Question: After serving 17 years at Arkansas, Mike Anderson became the head coach at Missouri.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Doug Smiths number was retired by the Missouri Tigers.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: What is the real first name of golf champion Tiger Woods?
Choices: Ewan; Eldrick; Edward; Edwin
Answer: Eldrick
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Question: Why was Tiger Woods nicknamed Tiger when he was younger?
Choices: Because he was a womanizer; He got the nickname from a Vietnamese soldier.; All of these; Because he was very fast
Answer: He got the nickname from a Vietnamese soldier.
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Question: What religion did Tiger Woods acquire from his mother, Kultida Woods?
Choices: Roman Catholicism; Buddhism; Protestantism; Islam
Answer: Buddhism
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Question: What is the name of Tiger Woods first-born child, who was born on June 18, 2007?
Choices: Elin; Michaela; Christine; Sam
Answer: Sam
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Question: Tiger Woods was undoubtedly a child prodigy. At what age did he start playing golf?
Choices: Seven; Five; Two; Four
Answer: Two
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Question: At the beginning of his professional golf career, Tiger Woods signed a contract with this sports equipment giant.
Choices: Adidas; Puma; Kappa; Nike
Answer: Nike
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Question: How is Tiger Woods playing style often described?
Choices: Cautious; Aggressive; Energetic; Confident
Answer: Cautious
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Question: What were the initial aims of The Tiger Woods Foundation?
Choices: Helping erase poverty and hunger in Africa; Helping AIDS patients; Helping save endangered animals; Helping disadvantaged children
Answer: Helping disadvantaged children
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Question: What is the title of the book written by Tiger Woods in 2001?
Choices: How To Be A Tiger; Be The Best; How I Play Golf; The Way Of The Golf Ball
Answer: How I Play Golf
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Question: Why did Tiger Woods undergo surgery in 1994?
Choices: He had a tumor.; He donated one of his kidneys.; He suffered from appendicitis.; He had rhinoplasty.
Answer: He had a tumor.
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Question: Football player Diego Maradona was born on October 30, 1960 in this country.
Choices: Portugal; Colombia; Argentina; Brazil
Answer: Argentina
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Question: What Italian football player turned out to be the first-born son of football star Diego Armando Maradona?
Choices: Diego Sinagra; Diego Anjel; Diego Aguero; Diego Christiano
Answer: Diego Sinagra
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Question: What was the reason for Diego Maradonas fading health after the end of his professional football career?
Choices: All of these; Hereditary ailments; Drug addiction; HIV infection
Answer: Drug addiction
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Question: What type of surgery did football star Diego Maradona undergo on March 6, 2005?
Choices: Gastric bypass surgery; Knee surgery; Plastic surgery; Brain surgery
Answer: Gastric bypass surgery
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Question: What recognition did Diego Maradona receive in 2000?
Choices: He was voted Best Player of the FIFA World Cup.; He was voted Sportsman of the Year; He was voted FIFA Best Football Player of the Century; He was voted Best Footballer in the World.
Answer: He was voted FIFA Best Football Player of the Century
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Question: What is the first European football team for which Diego Maradona played professionally?
Choices: Barcelona; Real Madrid; Napoli; Sevilla
Answer: Barcelona
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Question: How many goals did Diego Maradona manage to score throughout his professional career, from 1976 to 1997?
Choices: 564 goals; 258 goals; 198 goals; 1000 goals
Answer: 258 goals
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Question: What interesting name was given to the goal scored by Diego Maradona in 1986 at the FIFA World Cup quarter-final in Mexico between Argentina and England?
Choices: Hand of God; Head of Jesus; Hand of an angel; Arm of St. Paul
Answer: Hand of God
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Question: What institution was founded on October 30, 1998 in the city of Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina in honor of football legend Diego Maradona?
Choices: All of these; Bureau of Maradona; Church of Maradona; University of Maradona
Answer: Church of Maradona
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Question: Diego Maradona became friends with this political leader and even tattooed hit portrait on his left leg.
Choices: Fidel Castro; George H. W. Bush; Mikhail Gorbachev; Lech Walesa
Answer: Fidel Castro
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Question: The University of Missouri lost their football team for almost a month.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: In 1890 MIZZOU played its first football game against whom?
Choices: Nebraska; Illinois; Washington University; Kansas
Answer: Washington University
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Question: Who is Mizzous arch rival in all sports?
Choices: Illinois; Nebraska; Kansas Jayhawks; Oklahoma
Answer: Kansas Jayhawks
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Question: The first 20 games of the Tiger/ Jayhawk rivalry were played off campus in Kansas City or in St Joesph. The Tigers hosted the first game on campus in 1911. What is significant about this game?
Choices: There was  a riot after the game.; a 3 to 3 tie; The game was played at Rollins field.; It was the first Homecoming game in the country.
Answer: It was the first Homecoming game in the country.
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Question: Who replaced coach Don Faurot when he retired in 1956?
Choices: Al Onofrio; Dan Devine; Frank Broyles; Chauncey Simpson
Answer: Frank Broyles
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Question: In 1990 the Colorado Buffaloes beat the Tigers due to which of the following?
Choices: bad officiating; Both of these; a fifth down; None of these
Answer: Both of these
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Question: In 1978 the Missouri Tigers travelled to Nebraska and won 35-31. What year was the next Tiger victory over Nebraska ?
Choices: 1992; 1983; 1988; 2003
Answer: 2003
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Question: What Hall of Fame coach was with the Tigers from 1958-1970?
Choices: Don Faurot; Andy Reid; Don Shula; Dan Devine
Answer: Dan Devine
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Question: Which of these former Missouri Tiger players has the most super bowl rings?
Choices: Eric Wright; Johnny Roland; Tony Galbreath; Chase Daniel
Answer: Eric Wright
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Question: What is the worst defeat by points that the Missouri Tigers had during the 20th century?
Choices: 77-0; 69-0; 49-3; 56-0
Answer: 77-0
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Question: What player quarterbacked the Missouri Tigers in the 1997 Holiday Bowl?
Choices: Chase Daniel; Corby Jones; Brad Smith; Brad Perry
Answer: Corby Jones
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Question: Nobody knows for sure why Love means nothing on a tennis court. Which of these theories is NOT one of the common theories of where this usage originated?
Choices: In the Dutch phrase, iets voor lof doen (to do something for nothing), lof means nothing.; In French, Lheure means The hour. Since some people think that the 15-30-40 scoring refers to 15, 30 and 40 minutes after the hour, the hour might mean zero.; In French, Loeuf means Egg and an egg is in the shape of a zero.; Love is a more pleasant word than zero. Since tennis is a highly civilized sport, love evolved as a tactful way of denoting a score zero.
Answer: Love is a more pleasant word than zero. Since tennis is a highly civilized sport, love evolved as a tactful way of denoting a score zero.
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Question: Lets say John and Judy are playing a mixed doubles match against Mary and Mike. Its Marys turn to serve. She starts the game by serving to Judy. Mary and Mike win the point. Now the score is 15-love. For the next point, who serves to whom?
Choices: Mary serves to Judy again.; Mike serves to John.; Mary serves to John.; Mike serves to Judy.
Answer: Mary serves to John.
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Question: In 3 of the 4 major tennis tournaments, the deciding set of the match (5th set for men, 3rd set for women) does not utilize a tie break if the score is tied at 6-6. In which of these tournaments is a tie break used even in the deciding set of a match?
Choices: French Open; U.S. Open; Australian Open; Wimbledon
Answer: U.S. Open
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Question: In tennis, how much time does the server have between the time the previous point ends and the time he/she serves the ball for the next point, to avoid being cited by the umpire for delaying the game?
Choices: 25 seconds; 20 seconds; 40 seconds; 30 seconds
Answer: 20 seconds
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Question: Lets say your opponent hits a shot to your side of the net, but he hits it so far over to one side of the tennis court that, when you finally get to it, youre way off to the side of the court. You hit the ball so that it goes around the outside of the net, landing in your opponents court. Your shot did not go over the net. Rather, it went around the net. Your opponent then misses the shot. Who wins the point, if anybody?
Choices: You win the point. Its not required to hit the ball over the net. It can go over the net or around it.; Nobody wins the point. This is a let. The point is played over.; Your opponent wins the point. Your shot around the outside of the net was not a legal shot.  The tennis ball has to go over the net to be in play.; This situation is impossible. It isnt physically possible to hit the ball around the outside of the net.
Answer: You win the point. Its not required to hit the ball over the net. It can go over the net or around it.
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Question: Your opponent in tennis hits a drop shot. It lands just on your side of the net. You run as fast as you can to get to it. Your opponent has hit it with so much slice (back-spin) that, before you can get to it, it bounces back over to his side of the net. Your opponent then hits the ball out of bounds. Who wins the point, if anybody, and why?
Choices: You win the point, because your opponents previous shot, the drop-shot which bounced back over to his side of the court, was an illegal shot.; Nobody wins the point. Its a let. Whenever a hit ball bounces on one side of the net and goes back to the other side of the net without being hit back, the point is played over.; You win the point, because your opponent hit the ball out.; Your opponent wins the point, because you failed to hit the ball back to his side of the net when he hit the drop shot.
Answer: Your opponent wins the point, because you failed to hit the ball back to his side of the net when he hit the drop shot.
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Question: If you hit the tennis ball toward your opponent, and hes standing at the net, and he reaches over the net and hits the ball before it crosses over the net to his side of the court, and it lands in your court, and then you hit it out of bounds, who wins the point and why?
Choices: You win the point because your opponents racket crossed over the net into your court.; Your opponent wins the point because he was able to hit the ball before it got to his side of the net.; You win the point because your opponent hit the ball before it crossed into his side of the court.; Your opponent wins the point because you hit it out.
Answer: You win the point because your opponent hit the ball before it crossed into his side of the court.