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Gary’s Sports Quiz

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Gary's Sports Quiz

  1. In darts, what is the highest score from a single dart?
    (a) 100 (b) 180 (c) 60
  2. Where were the Olympics held in 1980?
    (a) Russia (b) Canada (c) USA
  3. In which sport could someone be found at silly point?
    (a) Cricket (b) Rugby (c) Horse Racing
  4. Which country won the first ever football world cup?
    (a) Argentina (b) Mexico (c) Uraguay
  5. Desmond Douglas was one of England's greatest players in which sport?
    (a) Table Tennis (b) Badminton (c) Darts
  6. How many times have England won the FIFA world cup?
    (a) 1 (b) 3 (c) 2
  7. The term ‘albatross’ in golf means what?
    (a) 5 under parr (b) 4 under par (c) 3 under parr
  8. What’s the national sport of Canada?
    (a) Hockey (b) Lacrosse (c) Football
  9. In which year did Roger Federer win his first Wimbledon title?
    (a) 2007 (b) 2003 (c) 2004
  10. Bonus Cheese Question: This cheese is known for its ability to retain its shape when cooked
    (a) Brie (b) Mozzarella (c) Halloumi

Answers

  1. (c) 60
  2. (a) Russia
  3. (a) Cricket
  4. (c) Uraguay
  5. (a) Table Tennis
  6. (a) 1
  7. (c) 3 under parr
  8. (b) Lacrosse
  9. (b) 2003
  10. (c) Halloumi

 

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