A) To serve as the national anthem for the host country
B) To determine the seeding of teams in the tournament
C) To accompany the championships and serve as theme music for broadcasts
D) To act as the official FIFA headquarters ringtone

A) The United Nations
B) FIFA or official broadcasters and partners
C) The winning team's captain
D) The host city's mayor

A) Construction of new stadiums
B) Advertising campaigns
C) Diplomatic summits
D) Referee training sessions

A) They are exclusively in English
B) They are exclusively in Latin
C) They are usually multilingual
D) They have no lyrics at all

A) Sign language only
B) Ancient Greek
C) The official language of the organizing country
D) The language of the previous host country

A) They result in cover versions in many other languages
B) They are banned by local radio stations
C) They must be destroyed after the tournament
D) They are only played once during the final

A) Languages of countries that did not qualify
B) Languages of certain FIFA Partners regions
C) Only dead languages
D) Languages chosen by a lottery system

A) Original or local artists
B) The opposing team's players
C) FIFA executives
D) Professional soccer referees