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Sport Quiz #309

Sports & Leisure Quiz for 19 December 2014

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Q1. Who won his 6th gold medal (a record for canoeists) at the Olympic Games in 1960?

A
Gert Fredriksson
B
Johnny Weissmuller
C
Jean Claude van Damme
D
Arnold Schwarzenegger
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Q2. In what sport would one use a carabiner and a piton?

A
Polo
B
Parallel bars
C
NASCAR racing
D
Climbing
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Q3. What sport is played in an area that can vary between 20 x 10 and 30 x 20 metres, with 7 players in play at any one time per side playing for around 8 minutes for each of four periods?

A
Gaelic Football
B
Petanque
C
Pelotte
D
Water polo
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Q4. What very popular sport, introduced to England by the Romans, was banned temporarily under Cromwell and finally outlawed in 1849?

A
Greyhound racing for distances over 5 miles
B
Fox Hunting
C
Bare-knuckle boxing
D
Cock fighting
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Q5. What team water sport involves two teams of six field players and one goalkeeper with a maximum of six substitutes?

A
Ice Hockey
B
Water polo
C
Field Hockey
D
Beach Volleyball
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Q6. Which of these is a fielding position in cricket?

A
Silly mid-on
B
Short deep square
C
Short-stop
D
Catcher
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Q7. Which of these cities has hosted the Winter Olympics twice?

A
Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy
B
Oslo, Norway
C
St. Moritz, Switzerland
D
Squaw Valley, United States
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