A) Poseidon B) Apollo C) Zeus D) Athena
A) A way to declare war on neighbors B) A method to select political leaders C) A way to increase commercial trade D) A way of uniting them as one people
A) As a violation of private property B) As a form of tax evasion C) As a form of idolatry D) As a waste of physical resources
A) Focus solely on divine worship B) Practice humility and silence C) Reject all forms of reward D) Extol and adore themselves
A) Physical training B) Political unity C) Idolatry D) Economic gain
A) They are too expensive B) They encourage excessive reading C) They lead to spiritual agitation D) They promote isolation
A) Patience and peace B) Love and empathy C) Joy and kindness D) Rage and bitterness
A) They oppose viewing or participating in them B) They encourage them for physical health C) They only permit them on weekdays D) They sponsor local leagues
A) Because they require expensive equipment B) Because they are played in stadiums C) Because they take place on the day of rest D) Because they involve professional athletes
A) High production costs B) Lack of modesty C) Inappropriate color schemes D) Use of prohibited synthetic fabrics
A) Studying religious texts B) Avoiding public attention C) Excessive charitable giving D) Extensive use of profanity
A) Sports events are associated with alcohol use B) Sports require strict diets C) Sports mandate the consumption of drugs D) Sports promote excessive hydration
A) Sports discourage national identity B) Athletes are paid too much money C) Sports take up too much time D) Feats of human power are idolized at the expense of divine worship
A) Contentment B) Grief C) Happiness D) Spirituality
A) Local town festivals B) Private gymnasiums C) Modern television broadcasts D) The ancient Olympic Games
A) 50% B) 49% C) 20% D) 31%
A) Gymnastics B) Baseball5 C) Ice hockey D) Volleyball
A) 10 percentage points B) 20 percentage points C) 5 percentage points D) 11 percentage points
A) $4.5 million B) $20 billion C) $10 billion D) $15 billion
A) Gymnastics B) Boccia C) Baseball5 D) Goalball
A) Ice hockey B) Volleyball C) Basketball D) Goalball
A) 45 B) 35 C) 25 D) 50
A) 2011 B) 1985 C) 1975 D) 1968
A) 500 million B) 135 million C) 114 million D) Over 700 million
A) US$135 million B) US$4.5 million C) US$700 million D) US$15 billion
A) The day of the FIFA World Cup final B) The World Masters Athletics Championships C) Super Bowl Sunday D) The start of the USATF Masters
A) Volleyball B) Boccia C) Goalball D) Baseball5
A) Latin sportare B) Old French desport C) Greek desporta D) Germanic sporten
A) Large stadiums B) Public funding C) Professional referees D) A luck element specifically designed into it
A) Primarily co-ordination and dexterity B) Primarily physical C) Primarily mind D) Primarily motorised
A) Cycling B) Running C) Association football D) Swimming
A) Chess B) Go C) Draughts D) Xiangqi
A) Swimming B) Multimodal exercise C) Weightlifting D) High-intensity interval training
A) Asthma B) Type 2 diabetes C) Ischemic stroke D) Arthritis
A) Bridge B) Go C) Xiangqi D) Draughts
A) Unlimited B) Public C) Closed D) Open
A) Team popularity B) Effective aggression C) Time elapsed D) Participant age
A) Cycling B) Running C) Swimming D) Mixed martial arts
A) Persia B) China C) Greece D) Egypt
A) Swimming B) Polo C) Kabaddi D) Kho kho
A) High jump B) Zoorkhaneh C) Javelin throwing D) Fishing
A) Gymnastics B) Swimming C) Kho kho D) Polo
A) Olympia B) Thebes C) Athens D) Sparta
A) Global communication B) Professionalism C) Industrialisation D) Mass media
A) An Egyptian Pharaoh B) Grantland Rice C) Pierre de Coubertin D) A Greek philosopher
A) High jump B) Kho kho C) Fishing D) Wrestling
A) Persia B) Peloponnesus C) India D) China
A) Increasing fan engagement B) Predetermining results C) Testing new equipment D) Improving athletic skill
A) Increasing blood volume B) Getting more sleep C) Practicing more often D) Eating healthier food
A) Grassroots sport B) Basic sport C) Foundation sport D) Entry-level sport
A) 2010 B) 1998 C) 1971 D) 1986
A) Wrestling B) Tennis C) Motorsport D) Association football
A) 2010 B) 2008 C) 2015 D) 1998
A) The head coach B) The replay booth operator C) The referee D) The team captain
A) Television Match Official B) Virtual Referee Assistant C) Third Umpire D) Instant Review Official
A) Goal-line technology B) Hot Spot C) Hawk-Eye D) Real Time Snickometer
A) The team captain B) The match broadcaster C) The third umpire D) The main field umpire
A) Hot Spot B) Hawk-Eye C) Instant Replay System D) Real Time Snickometer
A) 2015 B) 2013 C) 2010 D) 2008
A) Academic institutions B) Government agencies C) Positive adult role models D) Professional sports teams
A) The World Health Organization B) The Olympic Committee C) Pearson Education D) The University of Sports Science
A) Swimming speed B) Strength C) Precision aiming D) Long-distance jumping
A) Weighted vest B) Resistance bands C) Cones D) Agility ladder
A) Benito Mussolini B) Francisco Franco C) Joseph Stalin D) Adolf Hitler
A) Munich B) Berlin C) Garmisch-Partenkirchen D) Rome
A) Communist equality B) Democratic liberalism C) Aryan racial superiority D) Monarchical tradition
A) Cultural nationalism B) Economic trade unions C) British imperial power D) Socialist movements
A) Rule 21 B) Rule 42 C) Rule 1969 D) Rule 1998
A) The redevelopment of Aviva Stadium B) The 1972 Munich Olympics C) The 1969 Football War D) The Good Friday Agreement
A) The Munich massacre B) The 1969 Football War C) The Irish nationalist conflict D) The South African apartheid crisis
A) 10 B) 12 C) 11 D) 9
A) The Electoral Sports Bias B) The Home Team Effect C) The Presidential Game Theory D) The Redskins Rule
A) Rugby union B) Association football C) Hurling D) Gaelic football
A) Rome B) Garmisch-Partenkirchen C) Berlin D) Munich
A) Lansdowne Road B) Croke Park C) Aviva Stadium D) Berlin Olympic Stadium
A) Scientific experiments B) Tax incentives C) Gladiators D) Religious texts
A) Their liberty B) Their land C) Their wealth D) Their safety
A) 1,000 B) 3,000 C) 10,000 D) 5,000 |