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Q1. The TT on the Isle of Man, first run in 1907, is for what?

A
Cars with drivers who don't drink alcohol
B
Motorcycles
C
Table top model train races
D
Visa processing services for European travel
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Q2. What country was Ben Johnson representing when he was stripped of his gold medal at the 1988 Olympics for taking banned steroids?

A
Canada
B
Russia
C
Germany
D
USA
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Q3. Where is the race hailed as the world's longest toughest horse race, of 1000 km and modelled on the postal service established by Genghis Khan?

A
Mongolia
B
Australia
C
Thailand
D
Sri Lanka
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Q4. In 2022 which football team became the first African team to reach the semi-finals of the men's World Cup?

A
Senegal
B
Niger
C
Egypt
D
Morocco
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Q5. When were the first Far Eastern Games, now replaced by the Asian Games, held?

A
1982
B
1913
C
1962
D
1926
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Q6. When were the first modern Olympic Games to hold competition in a winter sport?

A
1896
B
1924
C
1908
D
1936
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Q7. In 2005 what did Dame Ellen MacArthur's name become known for internationally?

A
Fastest solo non-stop sailing circumnavigation of the globe
B
First British woman to win the Transpacific Yacht Race
C
First woman to design the winning yacht in the America's Cup
D
She publicly announced her preventive mastectomy
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