kth8/OpenTriviaQA huggingface dataset:
Category: sports
Question: As a freshman, Herschel Walker headed toward stardom when he ran completely over a linebacker from the University of Tennessee to score a touchdown. This linebacker picked himself up from the turf and went on to be a star defensive player with the Dallas Cowboys. Who is this defensive player?
Choices: Bill Bates; Charlie Waters; Brian Bosworth; Cornelius Bennett
Answer: Bill Bates
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Question: Which of the following did not serve as a head coach at the University of Georgia?
Choices: Ray Goff; Wally Butts; Vince Dooley; Pat Dye
Answer: Pat Dye
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Question: This place kicker, who would later play for the NFL Chicago Bears, kicked a 60 yard game-winning field goal against the Clemson Tigers in 1984.
Choices: Van Tiffen; Kevin Butler; Rex Robinson; Al Del Greco
Answer: Kevin Butler
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Question: Georgia is a proud member of the Southeastern Conference - Eastern Division, together with the 2006 National Champions, the Florida Gators. Which team is not a member of the SEC-East?
Choices: Vanderbilt; Auburn; Tennessee; Kentucky
Answer: Auburn
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Question: Georgia won the Southeastern Conference title in 2005 and in 2003 defeating which two teams?
Choices: Arkansas and LSU; Auburn and LSU; Alabama and Auburn; Tennessee and Alabama
Answer: Arkansas and LSU
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Question: When you go paintballing what is the first thing you do before you put the carbon dioxide tank in?
Choices: Take safety off; Put barrel plug in; Cock it; Load in the paintballs
Answer: Put barrel plug in
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Question: In paintball, which term refers to the tank that holds the paintballs?
Choices: Dopper; Holding tank; Hopper; Holding tube
Answer: Hopper
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Question: You can buy paintball guns that feed the paintballs from a clip.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: What type of paint is used in most .68 calibre paintballs?
Choices: Anti-climb paint; Acrylic paints; Latex; Watercolors
Answer: Latex
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Question: You can buy paintball land mines that are reusable.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: What happens with a paintball if put in water for 24 hours or more?
Choices: It contracts; It expands; It explodes; Nothing
Answer: It expands
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Question: In paintball, everybody in the game except observers is required to wear protective masks while a gun is in use.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: What is the maximum temperature of a compressed 16-ounce Carbon Dioxide tank fit for a paintball gun?
Choices: 120 degrees F / 50 degrees Celsius; 130 degrees F / 55 degrees Celsius; 140 degrees F / 60 degrees Celsius; 110 degrees F / 43 degrees Celsius
Answer: 130 degrees F / 55 degrees Celsius
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Question: In paintball, you perform a Safe Velocity Test by means of what device?
Choices: Velocity detector; A simple stopwatch; Velocity chronograph; Velocity tester
Answer: Velocity chronograph
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Question: What does the sign CGA on paintball gas tanks stand for?
Choices: Compact Gas Association; Compressed Gasoline Alignment; Compact Gas Assertion; Compressed Gas Association
Answer: Compressed Gas Association
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Question: In paintball markers, tubes that hold extra paintballs while in a battle are called what?
Choices: Ballholders; Speedloaders; Their is no such tanks.; Extraloaders
Answer: Speedloaders
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Question: What is the most common gas used in paintball guns propellants?
Choices: Carbon dioxide; Air; Nitrogen; Nitrous oxide
Answer: Carbon dioxide
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Question: In which promotion did the Honky Tonk Man begin his career?
Choices: Georgia Championship Wrestling; Mid South (Memphis region); World Wide Wrestling Federation; NWA (Charlotte region)
Answer: Mid South (Memphis region)
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Question: What championship-winning tag team was the Honky Tonk Man a part of?
Choices: The Swingers; The Heartbreakers; Rhythm and Blues; The Blond Bombers
Answer: The Swingers
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Question: Honky Tonk Man used a version of the swinging neckbreaker as a finishing move. What did he call this move?
Choices: The Rockin Roller; The one way ticket; Shake, Rattle, and Roll; The Rock-a-bye
Answer: Shake, Rattle, and Roll
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Question: Im a Honky Tonk Man was the name of Honky Tonk Mans entrance music, for which he did the singing.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: The Honky Tonk Man actually had a valet named Peggy Sue.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: She was only 4 ft 8.5 inches (1.43 m) tall but won a gold medal in the 1996 Olympics vaulting with a wrenched ankle. What was her name?
Choices: Kerri Strug; Betty Okino; Wendy Bruce; Dominique Moceanu
Answer: Kerri Strug
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Question: Hurling is an exciting game of Gaelic origin. What is a hurley?
Choices: The stick used to hit the ball; The net used in the game; The uniform worn by players; The ball that is hit by the stick
Answer: The stick used to hit the ball
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Question: Mike Marshall and John Slatberger invented this sport in 1972.
Choices: Orienteering; Footbag; Seven-man baseball; Frisbee
Answer: Footbag
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Question: He was a first round draft choice of the NFL Cardinals but he chose to play Major League Baseball. He is probably most famous for his home run in the 1988 World Series. Who is this two-sport legend?
Choices: Gene Conley; Deion Sanders; Kirk Gibson; Bo Jackson
Answer: Kirk Gibson
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Question: This game is played on an icy, low friction surface. It is sort of a combination of bowling, shuffle board, and house sweeping.
Choices: Hurling; Curling; Whirling; Knurling
Answer: Curling
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Question: Chula and Pakpao are very popular in Thailand. Which statement best describes them?
Choices: They are forms of kite fighting.; They are forms of gymnastics native to Thailand.; They are forms of mixed martial arts taught in Thailand and derived from Chinese style  kung fu.; They are forms of kick boxing developed in Thailand (Siam).
Answer: They are forms of kite fighting.
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Question: In 1954 Alan Blake of Southsea, England invented octopush which is an underwater form of hockey.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: In 1961Ludwig von Bersuda was looking for a game that would also be a good conditioning sport. What sport did he invent?
Choices: Bo-stethnics; Underwater (American rules) football; Underwater rugby; Underwater soccer
Answer: Underwater rugby
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Question: Although this sport originated in Cypress Gardens, Florida, it was further developed by Australians. The sport has three categories: tricks, jumping and slalom.
Choices: Nitrox diving; Nitrox swimming; Speed snorkeling; Barefoot waterskiing
Answer: Barefoot waterskiing
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Question: Which of these sports is not a form of basketball?
Choices: Penague; Rezball; Korfball; Netball
Answer: Penague
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Question: In the 1970s the Swiss biologist Hermann Brandt developed a sport which would depend on  teamwork and would not involve the terrible injuries that are so common in other sports. What sport did he invent?
Choices: Canopying; Tchoukball; Orienteering; Netball
Answer: Tchoukball
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Question: Kadima is a paddle sport in which the object is to cooperate with another person and see how many times you can hit a ball to each other without it hitting the ground. Where was this sport developed?
Choices: China; Peru; Russia; Israel
Answer: Israel
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Question: What two gymnasts tied for the uneven bar gold at the 2003 World Gymnastics Championships?
Choices: Carly Patterson and Nastia Liukin; Courntey Kupets and Terrin Humphry; Annia Hatch and Carlinia Ponor; Hollie Vise and Chellesie Memmel
Answer: Hollie Vise and Chellesie Memmel
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Question: Who is the 2005 Womens Sr. National Gymnastics Champion in the all-around?
Choices: Mary Lou Retton; Nastia Liukin; Shannon Miller; Cathy Rigby
Answer: Nastia Liukin
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Question: Paul and Morgan Hamm made history in 2000 for which of these?
Choices: Being the first brothers ever to compete together in the Olympics; Being the youngest people ever to compete in the Olympics; Being the first set of twins to compete for USA in Gymnastics; They did not make history in 2000, as did not start competing until 2001
Answer: Being the first set of twins to compete for USA in Gymnastics
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Question: In 1984, who became the first American ever to win the all-around title at the Olympics?
Choices: Paul Hamm; Bret Conor; Mary Lou Retton; Carly Patterson
Answer: Mary Lou Retton
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Question: Which of the following gymnasts was not on the 2004 US Olympic Gymnastics team?
Choices: Paul Hamm; Carly Patterson; Blaine Wilson; Shannon Miller
Answer: Shannon Miller
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Question: Shannon Miller was the first American gymnast ever to win an indivdual gold medal at a non-boycotted games.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Who was the first gymnast ever to score a perfect 10.0?
Choices: Mary Lou Retton; Nadia Comaneci; Cathy Rigby; Shannon Miller
Answer: Nadia Comaneci
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Question: How many medals did the Gymnastics US team get in the 2004 Olympic Games?
Choices: 18; 0; 9; 5
Answer: 9
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Question: The Monaco Grand Prix is the crown jewel of Formula One. In what year was the inaugural race run?
Choices: 1929; 1919; 1922; 1939
Answer: 1929
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Question: The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is known to many fans as âThe Brickyardâ because it was once surfaced with 3.2 million bricks which replaced its original surface to make it safer for racing. What was the Speedway originally surfaced with?
Choices: Sand and saw dust; Crushed rock and Tar; Concrete; Cobblestone
Answer: Crushed rock and Tar
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Question: In NASCAR Nextel Cup Racing there is no event more exciting than the season opener the Daytona 500, held at Daytona International Speedway every February. What trophy is the winner of the Daytona 500 awarded?
Choices: Winston Cup; The Harley J. Earl Trophy; Nextel Cup; The Daytona Florida Trophy
Answer: The Harley J. Earl Trophy
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Question: The 24 Hours of Le Mans has been held almost every year since 1923. The race was cancelled from 1940 to 1948 due to WWII and in what other year?
Choices: 1926; 1973; 1936; 1948
Answer: 1936
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Question: Arguably the second most important sports car race held in the world is the 24 hours of Daytona. In what year was the inaugural 24 hours of Daytona held?
Choices: 1962; 1966; 1969; 1973
Answer: 1966
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Question: The inaugural Canadian Grand Prix race (for F1 cars) was held at Mosport Park in Bowmanville, Ontario approximately 70 miles northeast of Toronto, in what year?
Choices: 1969; 1973; 1967; 1965
Answer: 1967
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Question: What year was the first F1 US Grand Prix held?
Choices: 1969; 1949; 1959; 1979
Answer: 1959
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Question: The inaugural Indianapolis 500 held in 1911 was won by Ray Harroun driving a Marmon âWaspâ. What was his average winning speed?
Choices: 74.602 mph; 47.602 mph; 174.602 mph; 7.602mph
Answer: 74.602 mph
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Question: Gilles Villeneuve was granted a Formula 1 seat after impressing a fellow driver during a non-championship Formula Atlantic race in 1977. Who did Gilles Villeneuve impress to get his first ride in Formula one with McLaren?
Choices: Bruce McLaren; Enzo Ferrari; Frank Williams; James Hunt
Answer: James Hunt
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Question: Ayrton Senna died on May 1st, 1994 while racing in the San Marino Grand Prix at Imola for Williams. What team did Ayrton Senna start his Formula One career with?
Choices: McLaren; Toleman; Brabham; Ferrari
Answer: Toleman
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Question: Is Pat the Bat Burrell a right fielder?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
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Question: First baseman Ryan Howard was the 2006 MVP.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Was Jimmy Rollins the everyday shortstop for the 2008 Philadelphia Phillies?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
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Question: Where is outfielder Shane Victorino from?
Choices: Japan; California; Hawaii; Alaska
Answer: Hawaii
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Question: How many saves did Brad Lidge finish the regular 2008 season with?
Choices: 37; 45; 39; 41
Answer: 41
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Question: What is the name of the second baseman of the 2008 Philadelphia Phillies?
Choices: Matt Stairs; Chase Utley; Brett Myers; Ramon Feliz
Answer: Chase Utley
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Question: Did Jason Werth come off the bench and hit a home run during the 2008 playoffs with the Dodgers?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
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Question: Did the Flying Hawaiian hit a home run in the 2008 game against the Milwaukee Brewers?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
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Question: Name the oldest pitcher of the 2008 Philadelphia Phillies.
Choices: Bret Myers; J.C. Romero; Brad Lidge; Jamie Moyer
Answer: Jamie Moyer
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Question: What is Shawn Michaels real name?
Choices: Michael Shawn Hickenbottom; Michael Shawn; Michael Shawn Hicks; Michael Shawn Hills
Answer: Michael Shawn Hickenbottom
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Question: What is the name of Shawn Michaels second wife whom he married in 1999?
Choices: Victorta; Rebecca; Rachel; Vikki
Answer: Rebecca
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Question: What statement concerning Shawn Michaels children is true?
Choices: His son was born in 2000 and his daughter was born in 2004.; His daughter was born in 2000 and his daughter was born in 2004.; His son was born in 1998 and his daughter was born in 2008.; His son was born in 2005 and his daughter was born in 2003.
Answer: His son was born in 2000 and his daughter was born in 2004.
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Question: When did Shawn Michaels win his first WWE Championship?
Choices: 1996; 2003; 2002; 1997
Answer: 1996
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Question: Brett Michaels and Shawn Michaels are brothers.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: What is Shawn Michaels finishing move?
Choices: Sharpshooter; Pedigree; Sweet Chin Music; Frog Splash
Answer: Sweet Chin Music
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Question: What song, written by Jimmy Hart, is Shawn Michaels entrance music?
Choices: Sexy Boy; Hello Ladies; LovePassionFuryEnergy; The Time Is Now
Answer: Sexy Boy
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Question: Did the tag team The Rockers consist of Shawn Michaels and Brett Michaels?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: No
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Question: Where did Shawn Michaels grow up?
Choices: San Antonio, TX.; Dallas, TX; Austin, TX; Houston,TX
Answer: San Antonio, TX.
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Question: How many brothers does Shawn Michaels have?
Choices: 4; 3; 1; 2
Answer: 2
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Question: Where did the Yankees play immediately before Yankee Stadium was built?
Choices: Oriole Park-the home of the Baltimore Orioles; Shea Stadium-the home of the New York Mets; The Polo Grounds-the home of the New York Giants; Ebbets Field-the home of the Brooklyn Dodgers
Answer: The Polo Grounds-the home of the New York Giants
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Question: Who owned the Yankees when Yankee Stadium was built?
Choices: Jacob Ruppert and Dave Ferrell; Jacob Ruppert and Tullinghast LHommedieu; Jacob Ruppert and Dave Devrey; George Steinbrenner and George Costanza
Answer: Jacob Ruppert and Tullinghast LHommedieu
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Question: The land where Yankee Stadium was built was previously used for this purpose.
Choices: Car lot; Court House; Celery farm; Lumber yard
Answer: Lumber yard
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Question: Which of the following has never been a nickname for Yankee Stadium?
Choices: The house that was built for Ruth; The house that Ruth built; The house that Lindsay rebuilt; The house that built baseball
Answer: The house that built baseball
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Question: On April 18, 1923 Babe Ruth hit the first home run in Yankee Stadium against this team.
Choices: Oakland Athletics; Canton Bulldogs; Boston Red Sox; Chicago White Sox
Answer: Boston Red Sox
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Question: What was the maximum capacity of Yankee Stadium when it was first built?
Choices: 58,000; 91,200; 63,800; 71,900
Answer: 71,900
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Question: Find the correct statement about Yankee Stadium.
Choices: Yankee Stadium was always an exclusively baseball field.; The New York Yankees have always played their regular season games at Yankee Stadium.; Yankee Stadiums original name was The New York Yankee Baseball Field.; Yankee Stadium was the first three-tiered sports facility.
Answer: Yankee Stadium was the first three-tiered sports facility.
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Question: The land on which Yankee Stadium was built was bought for this price.
Choices: $675,000; $1,25,000; $4,500; $2,500,000
Answer: $675,000
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Question: Yankee Stadium had the first instant-replay display in baseball.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Yankee Stadium was the first baseball field to have over 160 post-season games.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: For many years he made all the announcements at Yankee Stadium.
Choices: Mel Allen; Red Barber; Michael Kaye; Bob Sheppard
Answer: Bob Sheppard
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Question: On June 22, 1938 a famous boxing match was held in Yakee Stadium. Who lost?
Choices: Max Baer; Joe Louis; Jack Demosey; Max Schmelling
Answer: Max Schmelling
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Question: Which of the following does not have a monument at Monument Park, a section of Yankee Stadium contains a collection of monuments?
Choices: Pope Paul VI; The Victims of 9/11; Pope John Paul II; Wellington Mara
Answer: Wellington Mara
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Question: What was the first college football team to win over 50 games at Yankee Stadium?
Choices: New York University; Notre Dame; Fordham University; Army
Answer: New York University
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Question: In 1957, a large crowd came to hear this man speak at Yankee Stadium.
Choices: L.Ron Hubbard; Pope John Paul II; Billy Graham; Pope John XXIII
Answer: Billy Graham
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Question: In the 1970s this professional soccer team played their home games at Yankee Stadium.
Choices: The Nets; The Cosmos; Milan A.C.; The Kicks
Answer: The Cosmos
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Question: The first perfect game in the 20th century was pitched on May 5, 1904. Who was the winning pitcher?
Choices: Rube Waddell; Babe Ruth; Addie Joss; Cy Young
Answer: Cy Young
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Question: The second perfect game in the 20th century took place on October 2, 1908 and was pitched by Addie Joss for what team?
Choices: Cleveland Braves; Cleveland Browns; Cleveland Naps; Cleveland Lakers
Answer: Cleveland Naps
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Question: On April 30, 1922, Charlie Robertson pitched a perfect game for the Chicago White Sox. What team lost that day?
Choices: Boston Red Sox; Cleveland Indians; Detroit Tigers; New York Yankees
Answer: Detroit Tigers
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Question: In 1956, during game 5 of the World Series, the New York Yankees beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 2 to 0 and it took Don Larsen just 97 pitches to complete the game. What catcher caught the game for the Yankees?
Choices: Enos Slaughter; Elston Howard; Bill Skowron; Yogi Berra
Answer: Yogi Berra
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Question: On June 21, 1964, the Philadelphia Phillies beat the New York Mets 6 to 0 behind a perfect game pitched by this player.
Choices: Kirk Gibson; Dick Allen; Dennis Bennett; Jim Bunning
Answer: Jim Bunning
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Question: On September 9, 1965, this Hall of Fame Pitcher threw a perfect game against the Chicago Cubs. Who was he and what team did he pitch for?
Choices: Don Drysdale, L.A. Dodgers; Sandy Koufax, L.A. Dodgers; Sandy Koufax, Brooklyn Dodgers; Don Drysdale, Brooklyn Dodgers
Answer: Sandy Koufax, L.A. Dodgers
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Question: In 1968, Catfish Hunter pitched a perfect game for the Oakland Athletics, beating the Minnesota Twins 4 to 0. What is Catfishs real name?
Choices: James Augustus Hunter; Julian Catfish Hunter; Catfish Hunter is his real name; John Henry Hunter
Answer: James Augustus Hunter
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Question: In what year did Len Barker pitch a perfect game for the Cleveland Indians, in a 3-0 win against the Toronto Blue Jays?
Choices: 1985; 1971; 1981; 1975
Answer: 1981
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Question: Who pitched a perfect game for the California Angels on September 30, 1984?
Choices: Chuck Finley; Mike Witt; Nolan Ryan; Frank Tanana
Answer: Mike Witt
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Question: Tom Browning pitched a perfect game on September 16, 1988 for the Cincinnati Reds.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: What two baseball teams played on July 28, 1991 when Dennis Martinez pitched a perfect game?
Choices: Montreal Expos and L.A. Dodgers; Chicago Cubs and San Francisco Giants; L.A. Dodgers and St. Louis Cardinals; Montreal Expos and Chicago Cubs
Answer: Montreal Expos and L.A. Dodgers
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Question: Kenny Rogers pitched a perfect game for the Texas Rangers.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: David Wells pitched a perfect game for the New York Yankees on May 17, 1998. What team was the loser?
Choices: California Angels; Texas Rangers; Baltimore Orioles; Minnesota Twins
Answer: Minnesota Twins
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Question: What two teams were playing when Randy Johnson pitched a perfect game on May 18, 2004?
Choices: New York Yankees and Boston Red Soxs; Arizona Diamondbacks and the Atlanta Braves; Arizona Diamondbacks and the New York Yankees; Atlanta Braves and the New York Yankees
Answer: Arizona Diamondbacks and the Atlanta Braves
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Question: Who was the starting quarterback  for LSU in their 2005 bowl game?
Choices: Craig Davis; Matt Flynn; Jeremy Bunting; JaMarcus Russell
Answer: Matt Flynn
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Question: This 2005 LSU recruit insisted that he was 100 percent committed to Texas, but on National Signing Day he signed with LSU.
Choices: Dwayne Bowe; Ryan Perrilloux; Antonio Robinson; Jeremy Bunting
Answer: Ryan Perrilloux
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Question: What is the name of LSUs mascot?
Choices: Mike the Tiger; Mike the Rabbit; Michael the Lion; Tiger
Answer: Mike the Tiger
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Question: Who did LSU hire as Defensive Coordinator before the start of the 2005 season?
Choices: Stacy Searels; Bo Pelini; Jimbo Fisher; Doug Mallory
Answer: Bo Pelini
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Question: What running back led the LSU team in rushing in 2005?
Choices: Alley Broussard III; Joseph Addai; Shyrone Carey; Craig Davis
Answer: Joseph Addai
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Question: In what 2005 bowl game did LSU defeat Miami?
Choices: Rose bowl; Cotton bowl; Peach bowl; Outback bowl
Answer: Peach bowl
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Question: What was the final score of LSUs 2005 bowl game?
Choices: LSU 41 - Miami 17; LSU 10 - Miami 45; LSU 40 - Miami 3; LSU 49 - Miami 3
Answer: LSU 40 - Miami 3
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Question: Who led the 2005 LSU team in receptions?
Choices: Carlos Rachel; Skler Green; Dwayne Bowe; Ryan Perrilloux
Answer: Dwayne Bowe
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Question: Who became LSUs head coach before the start of the 2005 season?
Choices: Paul Bryant; Nick Saben; Les Miles; Karl Dunbar
Answer: Les Miles
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Question: What was the name of the Pittsburgh Steelers when the team was founded in 1933?
Choices: Gridirons; Pirates; Steelers; Millers
Answer: Pirates
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Question: The Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has a food item named after him.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: What are the two main colors on the Steelers uniforms?
Choices: blue and red; black and gold; yellow and gray; black and red
Answer: black and gold
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Question: Who did the Steelers face in the Super Bowl in the 2005-2006 season?
Choices: Colts; Seahawks; Browns; Eagles
Answer: Seahawks
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Question: What stadium became the Pittsburgh Steelers home field in 2001?
Choices: Heinz Field; Pitt Stadium; Qwest Field; Husky Stadium
Answer: Heinz Field
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Question: What team did the Steelers defeat to win their first Super Bowl game?
Choices: Seattle Seahawks; Oakland Raiders; Dallas Cowboys; Minnesota Vikings
Answer: Minnesota Vikings
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Question: By ITTF rules, when you serve, the ball must not bounce more than once on the opponents side of the table. If it does, then you lose the point (even though your opponent did not return the serve). This is to ensure that the serve is not so short as to be impossible to retrieve.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: By ITTF rules, a game is played to 21, with the serve changing every 5 points. A game must be won by 2 points, so the score can sometimes exceed 21 points.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: By ITTF rules, if you touch the table with your free hand while playing, you lose the point.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: By ITTF rules, the ball cannot travel around the side of the net to reach the other side of the table. That is, the ball must travel over the net.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: By ITTF rules, if player A hits the ball over the net, and the ball hits player Bs side of the table, and then, before player B has hit the ball, the ball travels back over to player As side of the table, then player A wins the point.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: By ITTF rules, at the moment when the servers paddle makes contact with the ball, the ball must be located: (1) above the table, and (2) off the end of the table. In other words, the ball cannot be below the level of the table when its served, and the ball cannot be directly above the surface of the table when its served.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: By ITTF rules, when a player is within one point of losing the game, it is his serve.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: By ITTF rules, the server must throw the ball up at least 16 cm (approximately 6 inches) before hitting it with the paddle.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: By ITTF rules, if a player is behind 7 points to zero, he loses the game immediately. This is called a skunk.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: By ITTF rules, if the ball touches any part of the hand holding the paddle, you lose the point.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: What boxer died in the 14th round in a fight against Ray Mancini on November 13, 1982?
Choices: Thomas Hearns; Roberto Duran; Duk Koo Kim; Marvin Hagler
Answer: Duk Koo Kim
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Question: How much should a boxer weigh in order to be in the Lightweight class?
Choices: up to 59.0 kg; up to 53.5; up to 49.0 kg; up to 47.6 kg
Answer: up to 59.0 kg
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Question: What was the nickname of Mike Tyson?
Choices: Mike the Punisher; Mike the Unbeatable; Mike the Machine; Iron Mike
Answer: Iron Mike
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Question: How many rounds are played in championship fights according to a rule adopted in 1983?
Choices: 12; 11; 14; 10
Answer: 12
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Question: Where did professional boxing start in 1891?
Choices: Germany; Russia; England; USA
Answer: England
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Question: What is a rabbit punch in boxing?
Choices: A hit with a head; A punch with the inside of the glove; A punch to the lower back; A punch to the back of the neck
Answer: A punch to the back of the neck
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Question: What is the nationality of the World Boxing Organization heavyweight champion Ruslan Chagaev?
Choices: Kazakhstani; Uzbekistani; Russian; Ukrainian
Answer: Uzbekistani
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Question: What is the weight of gloves in heavyweight bouts?
Choices: 8 ounces; 12 ounces; 14 ounces; 10 ounces
Answer: 10 ounces
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Question: The genital protector and the mouth protector are obligatory in all world championship fights.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: What boxer was crowned Sportsman of the Century by Sports Illustrated and the BBC in 1999?
Choices: Rocky Marciano; Mike Tyson; Sugar Ray Leonard; Muhammad Ali
Answer: Muhammad Ali
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Question: This historic soccer player began his career as a poor boy from the slums in Tres Coracoes, Brazil. By the time of his retirement he had scored over a 1000 goals most of which for his Club Santos. Who is this world-famous soccer player?
Choices: Kaka; Maradona; Pele; Ronaldhino
Answer: Pele
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Question: Which famous soccer player was born under the name Luis Nazario de Lima in a suburb of Rio de Janeiro?
Choices: Ronaldhino; Rivaldo; Kaka; Ronaldo
Answer: Ronaldo
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Question: Which great soccer player is famous for his âHand of God goal against England in 1986 FIFA World Cup quarter-final?
Choices: Pele; Maradona; Zidane; Messi
Answer: Maradona
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Question: This Dutch soccer legend that played for Ajax is one of the few players named European Footballer of the Year three times.
Choices: Hristo Stoichkov; Johan Cruyff; David Beckham; Cristiano Ronaldo
Answer: Johan Cruyff
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Question: Which Argentinean top goal scorer played most of his career for the famous 1950s Real Madrid team as they dominated the European Club Cup?
Choices: Alfredo Di Stefano; Zinedine Zidane; George Best; Diego Maradona
Answer: Alfredo Di Stefano
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Question: Native to Algeria and from a very poor background like many top players from the past, this soccer player contributed to Frances victory in the 1998 World Cup. Who is this soccer player?
Choices: Alessandro del Piero; Zinedine Zidane; Jean Pierre Papen; Ferenc Puskas
Answer: Zinedine Zidane
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Question: Which Bulgarian soccer star played for FC Barcelona in the years when they were famous as âDream Teamâ?
Choices: Trifon Ivanov; Hristo Ivanov; Hristo Stoichkov; Dimitar Berbatov
Answer: Hristo Stoichkov
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Question: Which German soccer star was voted European Soccer Player of the Year in both 1972 and 1976?
Choices: Lev Yashin; Franz Beckenbauer; Ferenc Puskas; Michael Balack
Answer: Franz Beckenbauer
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Question: Which of these soccer players is popular not only on the soccerfield, but in the fashion circles, too?
Choices: Pele; Lev Yashin; David Beckham; Maradona
Answer: David Beckham
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Question: Which great soccer goalkeeper was nicknamed âThe black spiderâ?
Choices: Maradona; Zinedine Zidane; Lev Yashin; Michael Balack
Answer: Lev Yashin
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Question: Which big legend of Manchester United survived an airplane crash in 1958?
Choices: Sir Stanley Matthews; Sir Bobby Charlton; David Seaman; George Best
Answer: Sir Bobby Charlton
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Question: This historic soccer player was still playing professionally at the age of 50 in the top division. At his best in the late 40s to mid 50s he only played for two clubs, Blackpool and Stoke. Who is this world-famous soccer player?
Choices: Ronaldo; Stanley Matthews; George Best; Michel Platini
Answer: Stanley Matthews
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Question: Which European soccer star was nicknamed âThe black pearlâ?
Choices: George Weah; Ronaldinho; Ferenc Puskas; Eusebio da Silva Ferriera
Answer: Eusebio da Silva Ferriera
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Question: Which brilliant top goal scorer is a product of Atletico Madrids youth system but legend of the rival team Real Madrid?
Choices: Mendieta; Victor Valdes; Michel Platini; Raul Blanco
Answer: Raul Blanco
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Question: Which Hungarian soccer player was known throughout his career as The Galloping Major and later with Real Madrid as  âLittle Cannon?
Choices: Trifon Ivanov; Lukas Podolski; Victor Valdes; Ferenc Puskas
Answer: Ferenc Puskas
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Question: This French soccer legend finished top scorer in A Series for three consecutive seasons (1982-83, 1983-84 and 1984-85) and was voted Player of the Year by World Soccer magazine in 1984 and 1985. Who is he?
Choices: Vialli; Platini; Reina; Papen
Answer: Platini
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Question: Which European soccer player was named  European Soccer Player of the Year three times (1988, 89 and 92) and FIFA World Player of the Year in 1992?
Choices: Paolo Maldini; Franco Baresi; Ruud Gullit; Marco van Basten
Answer: Marco van Basten
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Question: Which professional soccer player spent his entire club career (25 years) in  A.C. Milan?
Choices: Vialli; Paolo Maldini; Marco van Basten; Franco Baresi
Answer: Paolo Maldini
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Question: Which Milanâs defender won six scudetti (Serie A league titles) and three European Cups and his #6 jersey was retired by the club?
Choices: George Best; Mauro Tassotti; Franco Baresi; Alessandro Costacurta
Answer: Franco Baresi
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Question: Which Brazilian soccer player was part of Barcelonaâs âDream Teamâ (1993-1994 season) and scored 30 goals in 33 matches?
Choices: Rivaldo; Romario; Ronaldo; Pele
Answer: Romario
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Question: How long does a set in volleyball last?
Choices: 30 minutes; Until one of the teams gets at least 25 points with at least two points advantage over the other team.; 15 minutes; Until one of the teams gets 25 points
Answer: Until one of the teams gets at least 25 points with at least two points advantage over the other team.
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Question: Which country was the European champion in football and basketball in 2006?
Choices: France; Greece; Spain; Italy
Answer: Greece
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Question: In the autumn of 2006 Poland won two silver medals at the World Championships in these sports.
Choices: Football (Men) and Basketball (Women); Volleyball (Men) and Handball (Men); Basketball (Men) and Volleyball (Women); Football (Women) and Handball (Women)
Answer: Volleyball (Men) and Handball (Men)
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Question: How many players are there in a handball team?
Choices: 6; 7; 5; 8
Answer: 7
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Question: Which of these teams won the most titles in mens volleyvball in the beginning of the 21st century?
Choices: Italy; Brazil; Russia; USA
Answer: Brazil
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Question: The EHF Champions League is a major competition in this sport.
Choices: Volleyball; Basketball; Football; Handball
Answer: Handball
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Question: In September 2007 two Mens European Championship finals were held during the same weekend. The final game in volleyball was played in Moscow and the top two basketball teams competed in Madrid. Both finals were between Russia and Spain. Who were the winners?
Choices: Russia in both finals; Spain in both finals; Spain in Moscow, Russia in Madrid; Russia in Moscow, Spain in Madrid
Answer: Spain in Moscow, Russia in Madrid
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Question: What is the top European club competition in mens basketball?
Choices: ULEB Cup; Champions League; NBA; Euroleague
Answer: Euroleague
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Question: Which country was the first to beat the US basketball Dream Team at the Olympic Games?
Choices: Argentina; Puerto Rico; Soviet Union; Spain
Answer: Puerto Rico
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Question: In which team sport can you see a player called libero, whose jersey is a different color from the rest of the team?
Choices: Volleyball; Football; Basketball; Handball
Answer: Volleyball
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Question: The 1972 Dolphins led the NFL in both points scored and points allowed. How many points did they score and allow, respectively?
Choices: 422-162; 390-75; 347-167; 385-171
Answer: 385-171
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Question: How many members of the 1972 Miami Dolphins made it to the Pro Bowl that year?
Choices: 7; 9; 13; 6
Answer: 9
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Question: Who was the Super Bowl MVP in 1972?
Choices: S Jake Scott; RB Larry Csonka; WR Paul Warfield; RB Mercury Morris
Answer: S Jake Scott
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Question: In 1972 RB Larry Csonka rushed 213 times for how many yards?
Choices: 1,178; 2,143; 1,098; 1,117
Answer: 1,117
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Question: Which member of the 1972 Miami Dolphins once said, Perfection ends a lot of arguments.?
Choices: WR Paul Warfield; TE Jim Mandich; QB Bob Griese; RB Larry Csonka
Answer: RB Larry Csonka
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Question: What was the combined record of the 1972 Dolphins regular and post season (Super Bowl included) opponents?
Choices: 78-143-3; 98-123-3; 119-101-4; 101-122-1
Answer: 98-123-3
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Question: In 2005 the Indianapolis Colts won their first 13 games and appeared ready to challenge the 1972 Miami Dolphins record, but then lost their next 2 games. Which 1998 team also won their first 13 games but lost their next 2?
Choices: Dallas Cowboys; Green Bay Packers; Denver Broncos; New York Jets
Answer: Denver Broncos
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Question: In 1976, only four years after the 1972 Dolphins won all their games, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers failed to win a game, and finished with a record of 0-14. They were last in the NFL, scoring only 125 points all season. The 1976 Bucs defense allowed 412 points, which was next to last in the league. Which team allowed the most points in 1976?
Choices: Seattle Seahawks; Buffalo Bills; Kansas City Chiefs; New York Jets
Answer: Seattle Seahawks
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Question: Which of these happened for the first time in 1913?
Choices: The baseball catcher wore a face mask for the first time.; The baseball catcher wore a chest protector for the first time.; Baseball fans were allowed onto the field after the game.; Baseball fans were allowed to keep foul balls.
Answer: Baseball fans were allowed to keep foul balls.
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Question: What statement is true about Kathryn Johnston?
Choices: She was the first female baseball player in NCAA baseball.; She was the first female in the Baseball Hall of Fame.; She was the winningest pitcher in the All-American Girls Baseball League during World War II.; She was the first girl to play in the Little League.
Answer: She was the first girl to play in the Little League.
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Question: Who was the first Little League baseball player to become US President?
Choices: Bill Clinton; Lyndon B. Johnson; George W. Bush; Gerald Ford
Answer: George W. Bush
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Question: Which of these ladies was the first woman to play on a professional minor league baseball team?
Choices: Maria Pepe; Julie Croteau; Carla Stotz; Kendra Hanes
Answer: Kendra Hanes
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Question: Who was the first pitcher to win the Gold Glove Award 17 times?
Choices: Greg Maddox; Jim Kaat; Bob Gibson; Bobby Shantz
Answer: Greg Maddox
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Question: When was the first Little League World Series played?
Choices: 1971; 1952; 1939; 1947
Answer: 1947
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Question: The All-American Girls Professional Baseball League existed during these years.
Choices: 1943-1955; 1944-1950; 1942-1946; 1943-1954
Answer: 1943-1954
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Question: Major League players at this position were the first to hit over 37,000 home runs.
Choices: Left field; Center Field; First base; Right Field
Answer: First base
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Question: The first non-American baseball team to win the Little League World Series was from this country.
Choices: Mexico; The Dominican Republic; Venezuela; Japan
Answer: Mexico
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Question: Joe DiMaggio hit safely in 61 consecutive games in 1933.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: What pitcher was the first Little Leaguer to make it to the Major Leagues?
Choices: Bob Lemon; Roger Clemens; Joey Jay; Bob Gibson
Answer: Joey Jay
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Question: This pitcher was the first Little Leaguer to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Choices: Joey Jay; Don Drysdale; Jim Hunter; Bob Gibson
Answer: Jim Hunter
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Question: Jim Barbieri was the first player to make these two accomplishments.
Choices: Win a Rose Bowl and a World Series.; Play in a Major League World Series and in an NBA game; Play in the Little League World Series and the Major League World Series; Win an NBA Championship and a Major League World Series
Answer: Play in the Little League World Series and the Major League World Series
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Question: The team that won the first Little League World Series was from which city?
Choices: WIlliamsport, Pa.; Morrisville, Pa.; Taipei, Taiwan; Gary, Pa.
Answer: WIlliamsport, Pa.
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Question: Which team won the second Little League World Series in 1948?
Choices: Lockhaven, Pa.; Tampa, Fl.; Bowling Green, Ky.; Roswell, N.M.
Answer: Lockhaven, Pa.
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Question: Who won the 1962 Little League World Series?
Choices: Osaka, Japan; Austin, Tx.; Lakewood, N.J.; San Jose, Ca.
Answer: San Jose, Ca.
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Question: Which team was the winner of the 1951 Little League World Series?
Choices: Houston, TX.; Austin, TX.; Louisville, Ky.; Stamford, Ct.
Answer: Stamford, Ct.
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Question: Which of these Georgia teams was the 1983 Little League World Series?
Choices: Atlanta, Ga.; Marietta, Ga.; Burns, Ga.; Roswell, Ga.
Answer: Marietta, Ga.
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Question: In 1999, Phoenix City, AL lost the Little League World Series to which team?
Choices: Tainan City, Taiwan; Pu-Tzu Town, Taiwan; Osaka, Japan; Li-Teh, Taiwan
Answer: Osaka, Japan
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Question: Who won the Little League World Series in 1998?
Choices: Toms River, N.J.; Osaka, Japan; David, Panama; Tainan, Taiwan
Answer: Toms River, N.J.
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Question: Which team won the 1993 Little League World Series?
Choices: Norwalk, CT.; Houston, TX.; Birmingham, AL.; Long Beach, Ca.
Answer: Long Beach, Ca.
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Question: Which US team won the Little League World Series championship game in 1970?
Choices: Gary, IN.; Campbell, CA.; Wayne, N. J.; St. Petersburg, FL.
Answer: Wayne, N. J.
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Question: Tampa, FL. lost the 1975 Little League World Series to which team?
Choices: Lakewood, N. J.; Morristown, TN.; Seoul, South Korea; Osaka, Japan
Answer: Lakewood, N. J.
Category: sports
Question: In what Super Bowl did the Minnesota Vikings make their first appearance?
Choices: Super Bowl IV; Super Bowl VII; Super Bowl V; Super Bowl II
Answer: Super Bowl IV
Category: sports
Question: What was the nickname of the Minnesota Vikings defensive line in the late 1960s?
Choices: the Purple People Eaters; They didnt have a nickname.; the Berserks; the Purple Swarm
Answer: the Purple People Eaters
Category: sports
Question: The Minnesota Vikings have lost the Super Bowl more than three times.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: What team did the Minnesota Vikings lose to in Super Bowl VIII?
Choices: Dallas Cowboys; Pittsburgh Steelers; Green Bay Packers; Miami Dolphins
Answer: Miami Dolphins
Category: sports
Question: The Minnesota Vikings started out as an AFL team.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: The Vikings were the 1st team to play in 4 Super Bowls.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: sports
Question: The great Brazilian soccer player was born Manoel Francisco dos Santos, but we known him better by this name.
Choices: Ronaldo; Zico; Garrincha; Pele
Answer: Garrincha
Category: sports
Question: Dale Ellis set a record for the most minutes in a game. How many minutes did he play against the Milwaukee Bucks on November 9 1989?
Choices: 69; 54; 96; 57
Answer: 69
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Question: He was the first NBA player to hit  98.1 % of his free throws in a season.
Choices: Dolph Schayes; Calvin Murphy; Jose Calderon; Bill Sharman
Answer: Jose Calderon
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first NBA player to play 1192 consecutive games?
Choices: A.C. Green; Bob Lanier; Calvin Murphy; Walt Bellamy
Answer: A.C. Green
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first NBA player to get 181 triple doubles?
Choices: Earvin Johnson; Oscar Robertson; Michael Jordan; Wilt Chamberlain
Answer: Oscar Robertson
Category: sports
Question: This man was very influential in NCAA football and NFL football. He played right field for the New York Yankees and was a Rose Bowl MVP.
Choices: Reggie Bush; Bo Jackson; George Halas; John Elway
Answer: George Halas
Category: sports
Question: What phrase did Rod Smart write on the back of his jersey when he played in the XFL?
Choices: I Am So-Smart; So Very Smart; He Hate Me; The Hefty Lefty
Answer: He Hate Me
Category: sports
Question: Which of these players was nicknamed The Fridge?
Choices: Art Monk; Manute Bol; William Perry; Jared Allen
Answer: William Perry
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Question: He was the first player in Major League Baseball to lead in double plays at three different positions - at third base, at second base and shortstop.
Choices: Dale Shofner; Alex Rodriguiz; Gil McDougald; Ernie Banks
Answer: Gil McDougald
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Question: This former AFL offensive tackle was nicknamed The Intellectual Assassin.
Choices: Yale Mix; Ron Mix; Yale Munoz; Ron Munoz
Answer: Ron Mix
Category: sports
Question: Golfer Ernie Els has the same nickname as this city.
Choices: Exeter; New Orleans; Tucson; Edmonton
Answer: New Orleans
Category: sports
Question: This Wisconsin-born end had the nickname Crazylegs?
Choices: Lance Alworth; Len Goodman; Elroy Hirsch; Jerry Rice
Answer: Elroy Hirsch
Category: sports
Question: These were the first two NBA players to be traded after winning the MVP Trophy.
Choices: Moses Malone and Austin Carr; Moses Malone and Wilt Chamberlain; Wilt Chamberlain and Karl Malone; Karl Malone and Oscar Robertson
Answer: Moses Malone and Wilt Chamberlain
Category: sports
Question: Who is the first tennis player to have twice won all four Grand Slam singles titles in the same year?
Choices: Rod Laver; Bjorn Borg; Arthur Ashe; Roger Federer
Answer: Rod Laver
Category: sports
Question: This swimmer won three silver medals at the 2008 Olympics at the age of 40.
Choices: Dara Torres; Ian Thorpe; Janice Forde; Jeanne  Llwellyn
Answer: Dara Torres
Category: sports
Question: The Thrilla in Manila, a boxing match between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, was held in which city?
Choices: Pasig City; Cebu City; Davao City; Quezon City
Answer: Quezon City
Category: sports
Question: Is it true that the word Yo-Yo, referring to the famous toy, was first published in a dictionary of Filipino words printed in 1860.
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
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Question: This player of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA), nicknamed the Triggerman, broke several Filipino and PBA all-time records, including the most points scored in a single game by a Filipino.
Choices: Alvin Patrimonio; Ramon Fernandez; Allan Caidic; Johnny Abarientos
Answer: Allan Caidic
Category: sports
Question: Which player received the first  MVP award of the The Philippine Basketball Association?
Choices: Bogs Adornado; Tony Harris; Gil Cortez; Joy Dionisio
Answer: Bogs Adornado
Category: sports
Question: This practitioner of pocket billiards, called the Magician, is famous for winning many of the most prestigious nine-ball tournaments.
Choices: Juan Dela Cruz; Efren Bata Reyes; Dyango Bustamante; Alex Pagulayan
Answer: Efren Bata Reyes
Category: sports
Question: Which facility, located in Quezon City, Philippines, was nicknamed The Big Dome?
Choices: Araneta Coliseum; Cuneta Astrodome; Makati Sports Complex; Ynares Gym
Answer: Araneta Coliseum
Category: sports
Question: Which athlete was described by Time Magazine as the Philippines sole bona fide international sports superstar?
Choices: Manny Pacman Pacquiao; Paeng Nepomoceno; Efren Bata Reyes; Sam Milby
Answer: Efren Bata Reyes
Category: sports
Question: At the 2008 Olympic Games, the gold and silver medalists in womens all round competition in gymnastics represented this country.
Choices: China; Russia; USA; Romania
Answer: USA
Category: sports
Question: Who was the first gymnast in Olympic history to score a perfect 10?
Choices: Olga Korbut (USSR); Svetlana Boguinskaya (Russia); Mary Lou Retton (USA); Nadia Comaneci (Romania)
Answer: Nadia Comaneci (Romania)
Category: sports
Question: The Romanian gymnastics team won the all around team gold at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal, Canada.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: sports
Question: Which of these former gymnasts won the most medals in the Olympics?
Choices: Larissa Latynina (Russia); Olga Korbut (Soviet Union); Nadia Comaneci (Romania); Shannon Miller (USA)
Answer: Larissa Latynina (Russia)
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Question: Which of these former gymnasts is the most decorated male gymnast in the Olympics?
Choices: Alexander Dityatin (USSR); Sawao Kato (japan); Kurt Thomas (USA); Xiaopeng Li (China)
Answer: Sawao Kato (japan)
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Question: Who was the first US female gymnast to win the all around gold at a fully-attended Olympics?
Choices: Shawn Johnson; Mary Lou Retton; Carly Patterson; Shannon Miller
Answer: Carly Patterson