Three-Point Contest
Three Point Contest
  • 1. When is the NBA Three-Point Contest held?
A) The Monday after the All-Star Game
B) The Friday before the All-Star Game
C) The Sunday of the All-Star Game
D) The Saturday before the All-Star Game
  • 2. What was the original name of the Three-Point Contest?
A) Distance Contest
B) Long Distance Shootout
C) Arc Challenge
D) Three-Point Shootout
  • 3. How many participants competed in the 2019 contest?
A) Twelve
B) Eight
C) Ten
D) Six
  • 4. How many balls are on each rack at each shooting station?
A) Six
B) Five
C) Four
D) Seven
  • 5. How much is the red/white/blue 'money ball' worth?
A) Three points
B) Two points
C) Five points
D) One point
  • 6. What is the maximum possible score since the 2020 contest changes?
A) 30 points
B) 44 points
C) 40 points
D) 34 points
  • 7. What is the time limit for the contest after the 2020 changes?
A) 90 seconds
B) 80 seconds
C) 70 seconds
D) 60 seconds
  • 8. How many players advance from the qualifying round to the finals?
A) Three
B) Five
C) Four
D) Two
  • 9. What happens if there is a tie in the contest?
A) Extra rounds are played
B) The title is shared
C) The player with the best first-round score wins
D) The player with the most money balls wins
  • 10. Where was the most recent event mentioned in the text held?
A) United Center
B) Crypto.com Arena
C) Intuit Dome
D) Madison Square Garden
  • 11. How many points are the standard orange Wilson game balls worth?
A) Two points
B) One point
C) Three points
D) Zero points
  • 12. What was the maximum possible score before the rack of money balls was added in 2014?
A) 30 points
B) 25 points
C) 40 points
D) 34 points
  • 13. In the 2020 contest, how many points were the additional shots at the top of the key worth?
A) Four points
B) One point
C) Two points
D) Three points
  • 14. How are the shots and scores confirmed during the contest?
A) Only by automated sensors
B) Only by the referee
C) Referee and television instant replay
D) By a panel of three judges
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