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Q1. Which World Championship was officially premièred in Budapest, Hungary, in 1982?

A
IAAF World Championship
B
World Figure Skating Championship
C
World Rubik's Cube Championship
D
The Ashes
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Q2. Who is popularly recognised as being the first person to run a mile in under 4 minutes?

A
Allen Newell
B
Roger Bannister
C
Joe Carstairs
D
James Treadwell
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Q3. On 22 January 1955 sportsman Joe Davis scored the first officially recognised what?

A
Maximum break in a snooker game
B
Hat trick in underwater hockey
C
Record speed in the Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling and Wake
D
The first skateboard Caballerial in competition
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Q4. What USA national championship game, played on a Sunday, is the second-largest US food consumption day after Thanksgiving Day?

A
America's Cup
B
Rose Bowl
C
Super Bowl
D
The Commissioner's Trophy
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Q5. Hungary, Germany, Austria, countries in the Ottoman Empire, and which other were banned from competing in the first Olympic Games after the end of World War I?

A
Bulgaria
B
Soviet Russia
C
Jabal Shammar
D
Armenia
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Q6. Who were the winning team at the first World Aerobatic Championships in 1960?

A
USA
B
Hungary
C
Czechoslovakia
D
USSR
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Q7. Which of these does Cagliari refer to?

A
Fashion design
B
Food
C
Car
D
Football
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