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Thanks to the guys for getting this great new site up and running and here is a brand new quiz thread. You know the rules. Please don't post your answers before the quizzer does. Don't forget to post your scores.
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Sticking with a sporting theme.
Early modern Olympics Quiz
1. Which city hosted the first modern Olympics in 1896?
2. Name the only venue of the 1908 Games in London that was also used for the 2012 Summer Olympics?
3. How many gold medals did Jesse Owens win in 1936, was it two three or four?
4. The 1960 Summer Olympics were in Rome, Italy. Which--soon to be well-known--US boxer won the gold medal in the Light Heavyweight division?
5. Which stadium was the main venue of the 1908 games in London?
6. In 1924, which film star won three gold medals in swimming and one bronze in water polo?
7. Which country won the field hockey event in all Olympics from 1928 to 1956, was it India, Canada or Great Britain?
8. Which European city was awarded the first games after World War I in 1920 as a tribute to its people?
9. In 1924 in Paris which event did Eric Liddell win, was it the 100m, 200m or 400m?
10. The 1908 Games were originally going to be held in Rome but were relocated to London on financial grounds after which volcano violently erupted?
11. Which river in Paris were the swimming events held in 1900?
12. The 1904 Olympics were held in which American city, was it St. Louis, St. Petersburg or St. George?
13. In 1928 Betty Robinson of the USA won the women's 100 metres in what world record time: 12.2 seconds, 13.2 seconds, or 14.2 seconds?
14. The first Modern Olympics in 1896 did not award gold medals to the first-place finishers in an event. Instead, a first-place win got you a silver medal and a branch. Which type of branch?
15. In the 1908 Olympics, "Jeu de Paume" was an official Olympic sport--for the only time in the 20th Century. Jeu de Paume is a "real" version of which sport that has appeared in many Olympic Games?
16. The shadow of World War Two and the emerging Cold War played a role in the 1948 Winter Olympics in St. Moritz, Switzerland. Which of these four nations was the only one of those four that sent athletes, Italy, Japan, Germany, Soviet Union?
17. The 1948 Summer Olympics, in London, UK, featured track and field star Fanny Blankers-Koen, who won four gold medals. Which nation did she represent?
18. The 1956 Summer Olympics were the first Olympics to be held south of the Equator. In which city were they located?
19. Which company has supported every edition of the Olympic Games since 1928?
20. What was remarkable about American gymnast George Eyser's six medals in 1904?
Early modern Olympics Quiz
1. Which city hosted the first modern Olympics in 1896?
2. Name the only venue of the 1908 Games in London that was also used for the 2012 Summer Olympics?
3. How many gold medals did Jesse Owens win in 1936, was it two three or four?
4. The 1960 Summer Olympics were in Rome, Italy. Which--soon to be well-known--US boxer won the gold medal in the Light Heavyweight division?
5. Which stadium was the main venue of the 1908 games in London?
6. In 1924, which film star won three gold medals in swimming and one bronze in water polo?
7. Which country won the field hockey event in all Olympics from 1928 to 1956, was it India, Canada or Great Britain?
8. Which European city was awarded the first games after World War I in 1920 as a tribute to its people?
9. In 1924 in Paris which event did Eric Liddell win, was it the 100m, 200m or 400m?
10. The 1908 Games were originally going to be held in Rome but were relocated to London on financial grounds after which volcano violently erupted?
11. Which river in Paris were the swimming events held in 1900?
12. The 1904 Olympics were held in which American city, was it St. Louis, St. Petersburg or St. George?
13. In 1928 Betty Robinson of the USA won the women's 100 metres in what world record time: 12.2 seconds, 13.2 seconds, or 14.2 seconds?
14. The first Modern Olympics in 1896 did not award gold medals to the first-place finishers in an event. Instead, a first-place win got you a silver medal and a branch. Which type of branch?
15. In the 1908 Olympics, "Jeu de Paume" was an official Olympic sport--for the only time in the 20th Century. Jeu de Paume is a "real" version of which sport that has appeared in many Olympic Games?
16. The shadow of World War Two and the emerging Cold War played a role in the 1948 Winter Olympics in St. Moritz, Switzerland. Which of these four nations was the only one of those four that sent athletes, Italy, Japan, Germany, Soviet Union?
17. The 1948 Summer Olympics, in London, UK, featured track and field star Fanny Blankers-Koen, who won four gold medals. Which nation did she represent?
18. The 1956 Summer Olympics were the first Olympics to be held south of the Equator. In which city were they located?
19. Which company has supported every edition of the Olympic Games since 1928?
20. What was remarkable about American gymnast George Eyser's six medals in 1904?
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Wasn't me East, promise! If no-one got Q1 shame on you! 
England One-Cap Wonders Quiz
1. Who was sold to West Ham United in 1979 for a world record fee for a goalkeeper?
Phil Parkes
2. Legendary Spurs manager who won one England cap as a player in 1951?
Bill Nicholson
3. The SAS player who became the most expensive Englishman in history in 1994?
Chris Sutton (formed the 'SAS' partnership with Alan Shearer)
4. This brawler was appointed the head coach of Montserrat in 2024 and won his one international cap in 2002?
Lee Bowyer
5. Name of a city and also the player who scored the winning goal in the 1979 FA Cup final for Arsenal?
Alan Sunderland
6. Who was nicknamed the "Anfield Iron" for his tough-tackling style?
Tommy Smith
7. Nicknamed "Rhino", this centre-back earned one full England cap in 1995 whilst playing for Everton?
David Unsworth
8. Who won just the one England cap in 1982 but made a record 866 first team appearances in all competitions for Tottenham?
Steve Perryman
9. Goalkeeper with 433 league appearances for Manchester United made his only England appearance in 1968?
Alex Stepney
10. Everton striker whose performances between 1997–2001 caught the eye of Arsène Wenger but he did not live up to the "fox in the box" tag and never hit the heights again?
Francis Jeffers
11. Goalkeeper who won the European Cup in 1982 with Aston Villa?
Jimmy Rimmer
12. Arsenal legend who won a solitary cap at senior level whilst with Derby in 1976?
Charlie George
13. Ex Bolton star who at 33 years and 200 days, in 2010 became the oldest England debutant since 38-year-old Leslie Compton in 1950?
Kevin Davies
14. Ex Stoke defender came on for England as a 74th-minute substitute in 2012 and saw striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic score a hat-trick during his 16 minutes on the pitch?
Ryan Shawcross
15. Which Championship player was Cardiff City's first ever England representive?
Jay Bothroyd
16. Which player's 15 goals in 43 appearances for Preston gained England recognition in 2007?
David Nugent
17. Mr Rabona who attempted the skill for Blackburn only to kick his own leg and fall over, but did manage a sole England appearance in 2002.
David Dunn
18. Fondly known on Merseyside as The Scouse Cafu, this defender had the world at his feet in the early 2010s, and even earned a cap against Ecuador in 2014 before becoming lost to obscurity and retiring at 29?
Jon Flanagan
19. Well-travelled central defender from 1986 to 2003 and voted the 17th "hardest footballer of all time" who was capped once for England in 1994?
Neil Ruddock
20. Name the midfielder who was once dubbed 'football's philosopher king' by David Dimbleby?
Joey Barton
England One-Cap Wonders Quiz
1. Who was sold to West Ham United in 1979 for a world record fee for a goalkeeper?
Phil Parkes
2. Legendary Spurs manager who won one England cap as a player in 1951?
Bill Nicholson
3. The SAS player who became the most expensive Englishman in history in 1994?
Chris Sutton (formed the 'SAS' partnership with Alan Shearer)
4. This brawler was appointed the head coach of Montserrat in 2024 and won his one international cap in 2002?
Lee Bowyer
5. Name of a city and also the player who scored the winning goal in the 1979 FA Cup final for Arsenal?
Alan Sunderland
6. Who was nicknamed the "Anfield Iron" for his tough-tackling style?
Tommy Smith
7. Nicknamed "Rhino", this centre-back earned one full England cap in 1995 whilst playing for Everton?
David Unsworth
8. Who won just the one England cap in 1982 but made a record 866 first team appearances in all competitions for Tottenham?
Steve Perryman
9. Goalkeeper with 433 league appearances for Manchester United made his only England appearance in 1968?
Alex Stepney
10. Everton striker whose performances between 1997–2001 caught the eye of Arsène Wenger but he did not live up to the "fox in the box" tag and never hit the heights again?
Francis Jeffers
11. Goalkeeper who won the European Cup in 1982 with Aston Villa?
Jimmy Rimmer
12. Arsenal legend who won a solitary cap at senior level whilst with Derby in 1976?
Charlie George
13. Ex Bolton star who at 33 years and 200 days, in 2010 became the oldest England debutant since 38-year-old Leslie Compton in 1950?
Kevin Davies
14. Ex Stoke defender came on for England as a 74th-minute substitute in 2012 and saw striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic score a hat-trick during his 16 minutes on the pitch?
Ryan Shawcross
15. Which Championship player was Cardiff City's first ever England representive?
Jay Bothroyd
16. Which player's 15 goals in 43 appearances for Preston gained England recognition in 2007?
David Nugent
17. Mr Rabona who attempted the skill for Blackburn only to kick his own leg and fall over, but did manage a sole England appearance in 2002.
David Dunn
18. Fondly known on Merseyside as The Scouse Cafu, this defender had the world at his feet in the early 2010s, and even earned a cap against Ecuador in 2014 before becoming lost to obscurity and retiring at 29?
Jon Flanagan
19. Well-travelled central defender from 1986 to 2003 and voted the 17th "hardest footballer of all time" who was capped once for England in 1994?
Neil Ruddock
20. Name the midfielder who was once dubbed 'football's philosopher king' by David Dimbleby?
Joey Barton
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Don't know where my post from yesterday went but it doesn't seem to be here.
Anyway I got 15 for the world cup quiz thanks Zico
Anyway I got 15 for the world cup quiz thanks Zico
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Continuing the International Football theme.
England One-Cap Wonders Quiz
1. Who was sold to West Ham United in 1979 for a world record fee for a goalkeeper?
2. Legendary Spurs manager who won one England cap as a player in 1951?
3. The SAS player who became the most expensive Englishman in history in 1994?
4. This brawler was appointed the head coach of Montserrat in 2024 and won his one international cap in 2002?
5. Name of a city and also the player who scored the winning goal in the 1979 FA Cup final for Arsenal?
6. Who was nicknamed the "Anfield Iron" for his tough-tackling style?
7. Nicknamed "Rhino", this centre-back earned one full England cap in 1995 whilst playing for Everton?
8. Who won just the one England cap in 1982 but made a record 866 first team appearances in all competitions for Tottenham?
9. Goalkeeper with 433 league appearances for Manchester United made his only England appearance in 1968?
10. Everton striker whose performances between 1997–2001 caught the eye of Arsène Wenger but he did not live up to the "fox in the box" tag and never hit the heights again?
11. Goalkeeper who won the European Cup in 1982 with Aston Villa?
12. Arsenal legend who won a solitary cap at senior level whilst with Derby in 1976?
13. Ex Bolton star who at 33 years and 200 days, in 2010 became the oldest England debutant since 38-year-old Leslie Compton in 1950?
14. Ex Stoke defender came on for England as a 74th-minute substitute in 2012 and saw striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic score a hat-trick during his 16 minutes on the pitch?
15. Which Championship player was Cardiff City's first ever England representive?
16. Which player's 15 goals in 43 appearances for Preston gained England recognition in 2007?
17. Mr Rabona who attempted the skill for Blackburn only to kick his own leg and fall over, but did manage a sole England appearance in 2002.
18. Fondly known on Merseyside as The Scouse Cafu, this defender had the world at his feet in the early 2010s, and even earned a cap against Ecuador in 2014 before becoming lost to obscurity and retiring at 29?
19. Well-travelled central defender from 1986 to 2003 and voted the 17th "hardest footballer of all time" who was capped once for England in 1994?
20. Name the midfielder who was once dubbed 'football's philosopher king' by David Dimbleby?
England One-Cap Wonders Quiz
1. Who was sold to West Ham United in 1979 for a world record fee for a goalkeeper?
2. Legendary Spurs manager who won one England cap as a player in 1951?
3. The SAS player who became the most expensive Englishman in history in 1994?
4. This brawler was appointed the head coach of Montserrat in 2024 and won his one international cap in 2002?
5. Name of a city and also the player who scored the winning goal in the 1979 FA Cup final for Arsenal?
6. Who was nicknamed the "Anfield Iron" for his tough-tackling style?
7. Nicknamed "Rhino", this centre-back earned one full England cap in 1995 whilst playing for Everton?
8. Who won just the one England cap in 1982 but made a record 866 first team appearances in all competitions for Tottenham?
9. Goalkeeper with 433 league appearances for Manchester United made his only England appearance in 1968?
10. Everton striker whose performances between 1997–2001 caught the eye of Arsène Wenger but he did not live up to the "fox in the box" tag and never hit the heights again?
11. Goalkeeper who won the European Cup in 1982 with Aston Villa?
12. Arsenal legend who won a solitary cap at senior level whilst with Derby in 1976?
13. Ex Bolton star who at 33 years and 200 days, in 2010 became the oldest England debutant since 38-year-old Leslie Compton in 1950?
14. Ex Stoke defender came on for England as a 74th-minute substitute in 2012 and saw striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic score a hat-trick during his 16 minutes on the pitch?
15. Which Championship player was Cardiff City's first ever England representive?
16. Which player's 15 goals in 43 appearances for Preston gained England recognition in 2007?
17. Mr Rabona who attempted the skill for Blackburn only to kick his own leg and fall over, but did manage a sole England appearance in 2002.
18. Fondly known on Merseyside as The Scouse Cafu, this defender had the world at his feet in the early 2010s, and even earned a cap against Ecuador in 2014 before becoming lost to obscurity and retiring at 29?
19. Well-travelled central defender from 1986 to 2003 and voted the 17th "hardest footballer of all time" who was capped once for England in 1994?
20. Name the midfielder who was once dubbed 'football's philosopher king' by David Dimbleby?
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1966 FIFA World Cup Final
1. Who scored a hat-trick in the final?
Geoff Hurst
2. Who gave England a 78th minute lead and was also the only player to be booked during the match?
Martin Peters
3. On what exact date was the final of the 1966 World Cup played?
30 July 1966
4. Which commentator is famous for saying: "Some people are on the pitch, they think it's all over. It is now!"?
Kenneth Wolstenholme
5. Which country did England beat in the semi-final, and what was the score for a bonus point?
Portugal - 2–1
6. Which country did West Germany beat in the semi-final, and what was the score for a bonus point?
Soviet Union - 2–1
7. The final's referee Gottfried Dienst was from which country?
Switzerland
8. Four months before the tournament, the Jules Rimet trophy was stolen, but discovered by a dog named what?
Pickles
9. Nominated as the final's man of the match by several of his teammates, can you name the youngest member of England's squad?
Alan Ball
10. Tofiq Bahramov came to be wrongly referred to as "the Russian linesman" after allowing the famous controversial goal. What country was he really from?
Azerbaijan
11. Which club did Alf Ramsey manage and take from the Third Division to Division One champions before becoming England manager?
Ipswich Town
12. A ticket for the final could be bought for as little as how much in today's money: (a) £8.73, (b) £18.73 , or (c) £28.73
(a) £8.73
13. Which England player had a German wife named Ursula?
Gordon Banks
14. With nine goals, which striker (who didn’t play in the Final) was the tournament's top scorer?
Eusebio
15. Can you name the oldest member of the England team whose headed clearance led to Germany's first goal?
Ray Wilson
16. What name was given to the competition's lion mascot?
World Cup Willie
17. What was the score at half-time in the Final?
1-1
18. How old was Bobby Moore when he lifted the trophy?
25
19. In the entire England squad who held the most caps going into the tournament?
Bobby Charlton – 68
20. For two points name the two German goal scorers?
Helmut Haller, Wolfgang Weber
1. Who scored a hat-trick in the final?
Geoff Hurst
2. Who gave England a 78th minute lead and was also the only player to be booked during the match?
Martin Peters
3. On what exact date was the final of the 1966 World Cup played?
30 July 1966
4. Which commentator is famous for saying: "Some people are on the pitch, they think it's all over. It is now!"?
Kenneth Wolstenholme
5. Which country did England beat in the semi-final, and what was the score for a bonus point?
Portugal - 2–1
6. Which country did West Germany beat in the semi-final, and what was the score for a bonus point?
Soviet Union - 2–1
7. The final's referee Gottfried Dienst was from which country?
Switzerland
8. Four months before the tournament, the Jules Rimet trophy was stolen, but discovered by a dog named what?
Pickles
9. Nominated as the final's man of the match by several of his teammates, can you name the youngest member of England's squad?
Alan Ball
10. Tofiq Bahramov came to be wrongly referred to as "the Russian linesman" after allowing the famous controversial goal. What country was he really from?
Azerbaijan
11. Which club did Alf Ramsey manage and take from the Third Division to Division One champions before becoming England manager?
Ipswich Town
12. A ticket for the final could be bought for as little as how much in today's money: (a) £8.73, (b) £18.73 , or (c) £28.73
(a) £8.73
13. Which England player had a German wife named Ursula?
Gordon Banks
14. With nine goals, which striker (who didn’t play in the Final) was the tournament's top scorer?
Eusebio
15. Can you name the oldest member of the England team whose headed clearance led to Germany's first goal?
Ray Wilson
16. What name was given to the competition's lion mascot?
World Cup Willie
17. What was the score at half-time in the Final?
1-1
18. How old was Bobby Moore when he lifted the trophy?
25
19. In the entire England squad who held the most caps going into the tournament?
Bobby Charlton – 68
20. For two points name the two German goal scorers?
Helmut Haller, Wolfgang Weber
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With Thomas Tuchel's first England squad an ideal time to have a 66 quiz. You should get at least two right!!
1966 FIFA World Cup Final
1. Who scored a hat-trick in the final?
2. Who gave England a 78th minute lead and was also the only player to be booked during the match?
3. On what exact date was the final of the 1966 World Cup played?
4. Which commentator is famous for saying: "Some people are on the pitch, they think it's all over. It is now!"?
5. Which country did England beat in the semi-final, and what was the score for a bonus point?
6. Which country did West Germany beat in the semi-final, and what was the score for a bonus point?
7. The final's referee Gottfried Dienst was from which country?
8. Four months before the tournament, the Jules Rimet trophy was stolen, but discovered by a dog named what?
9. Nominated as the final's man of the match by several of his teammates, can you name the youngest member of England's squad?
10. Tofiq Bahramov came to be wrongly referred to as "the Russian linesman" after allowing the famous controversial goal. What country was he really from?
11. Which club did Alf Ramsey manage and take from the Third Division to Division One champions before becoming England manager?
12. A ticket for the final could be bought for as little as how much in today's money: (a) £8.73, (b) £18.73 , or (c) £28.73
13. Which England player had a German wife named Ursula?
14. With nine goals, which striker (who didn’t play in the Final) was the tournament's top scorer?
15. Can you name the oldest member of the England team whose headed clearance led to Germany's first goal?
16. What name was given to the competition's lion mascot?
17. What was the score at half-time in the Final?
18. How old was Bobby Moore when he lifted the trophy?
19. In the entire England squad who held the most caps going into the tournament?
20. For two points name the two German goal scorers?
1966 FIFA World Cup Final
1. Who scored a hat-trick in the final?
2. Who gave England a 78th minute lead and was also the only player to be booked during the match?
3. On what exact date was the final of the 1966 World Cup played?
4. Which commentator is famous for saying: "Some people are on the pitch, they think it's all over. It is now!"?
5. Which country did England beat in the semi-final, and what was the score for a bonus point?
6. Which country did West Germany beat in the semi-final, and what was the score for a bonus point?
7. The final's referee Gottfried Dienst was from which country?
8. Four months before the tournament, the Jules Rimet trophy was stolen, but discovered by a dog named what?
9. Nominated as the final's man of the match by several of his teammates, can you name the youngest member of England's squad?
10. Tofiq Bahramov came to be wrongly referred to as "the Russian linesman" after allowing the famous controversial goal. What country was he really from?
11. Which club did Alf Ramsey manage and take from the Third Division to Division One champions before becoming England manager?
12. A ticket for the final could be bought for as little as how much in today's money: (a) £8.73, (b) £18.73 , or (c) £28.73
13. Which England player had a German wife named Ursula?
14. With nine goals, which striker (who didn’t play in the Final) was the tournament's top scorer?
15. Can you name the oldest member of the England team whose headed clearance led to Germany's first goal?
16. What name was given to the competition's lion mascot?
17. What was the score at half-time in the Final?
18. How old was Bobby Moore when he lifted the trophy?
19. In the entire England squad who held the most caps going into the tournament?
20. For two points name the two German goal scorers?
1966 FIFA World Cup Final
1. Who scored a hat-trick in the final?
2. Who gave England a 78th minute lead and was also the only player to be booked during the match?
3. On what exact date was the final of the 1966 World Cup played?
4. Which commentator is famous for saying: "Some people are on the pitch, they think it's all over. It is now!"?
5. Which country did England beat in the semi-final, and what was the score for a bonus point?
6. Which country did West Germany beat in the semi-final, and what was the score for a bonus point?
7. The final's referee Gottfried Dienst was from which country?
8. Four months before the tournament, the Jules Rimet trophy was stolen, but discovered by a dog named what?
9. Nominated as the final's man of the match by several of his teammates, can you name the youngest member of England's squad?
10. Tofiq Bahramov came to be wrongly referred to as "the Russian linesman" after allowing the famous controversial goal. What country was he really from?
11. Which club did Alf Ramsey manage and take from the Third Division to Division One champions before becoming England manager?
12. A ticket for the final could be bought for as little as how much in today's money: (a) £8.73, (b) £18.73 , or (c) £28.73
13. Which England player had a German wife named Ursula?
14. With nine goals, which striker (who didn’t play in the Final) was the tournament's top scorer?
15. Can you name the oldest member of the England team whose headed clearance led to Germany's first goal?
16. What name was given to the competition's lion mascot?
17. What was the score at half-time in the Final?
18. How old was Bobby Moore when he lifted the trophy?
19. In the entire England squad who held the most caps going into the tournament?
20. For two points name the two German goal scorers?
1966 FIFA World Cup Final
1. Who scored a hat-trick in the final?
2. Who gave England a 78th minute lead and was also the only player to be booked during the match?
3. On what exact date was the final of the 1966 World Cup played?
4. Which commentator is famous for saying: "Some people are on the pitch, they think it's all over. It is now!"?
5. Which country did England beat in the semi-final, and what was the score for a bonus point?
6. Which country did West Germany beat in the semi-final, and what was the score for a bonus point?
7. The final's referee Gottfried Dienst was from which country?
8. Four months before the tournament, the Jules Rimet trophy was stolen, but discovered by a dog named what?
9. Nominated as the final's man of the match by several of his teammates, can you name the youngest member of England's squad?
10. Tofiq Bahramov came to be wrongly referred to as "the Russian linesman" after allowing the famous controversial goal. What country was he really from?
11. Which club did Alf Ramsey manage and take from the Third Division to Division One champions before becoming England manager?
12. A ticket for the final could be bought for as little as how much in today's money: (a) £8.73, (b) £18.73 , or (c) £28.73
13. Which England player had a German wife named Ursula?
14. With nine goals, which striker (who didn’t play in the Final) was the tournament's top scorer?
15. Can you name the oldest member of the England team whose headed clearance led to Germany's first goal?
16. What name was given to the competition's lion mascot?
17. What was the score at half-time in the Final?
18. How old was Bobby Moore when he lifted the trophy?
19. In the entire England squad who held the most caps going into the tournament?
20. For two points name the two German goal scorers?
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Sporting Trivia Quiz
1. What is the name of the fictional sport played in the Harry Potter series?
Quidditch
2. What is the only Olympic sport that has a finish line no competitor will ever cross?
Swimming
3. What are the time periods in the game of Polo called?
Chukkas, also spelt Chukkers
4. Who held the British ski jumping record from 1988 to 2001?
Eddie the Eagle (Michael David Edwards)
5. What did Maurice Garin win in 1903 and again in 1904, but was disqualified for allegedly catching a train?
The Tour de France
6. Whose real name is Eldrick?
Tiger Woods
7. Which retired tennis player in 2004 accidentally locked himself in a hotel bathroom, almost failing to collect his 'BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year' award?
Andy Murray
8. Rachael Blackmore became the first female to win what in 2021?
The Grand National
9. In which European country was John McEnroe born?
West Germany – Will accept Germany
10. Which West Ham player on 5 May 1990 scored with the last kick of his career in a 4-0 home win against Wolves?
Liam Brady
11. Leicester City won the Premier League title in the 2015/16 season by how many points, was it 6, 8 or 10?
10 points (above second place Arsenal)
12. Which horse infamously fell on the final straight while leading the 1956 Grand National?
Devon Loch
13. Which team held the record for the fastest goal in FIFA World Cup qualifying history for 22 years after shocking England just 8.3 seconds into their 1993 game?
San Marino
14. Which world championships involve sawing, chopping, logrolling, and climbing?
Lumberjack World Championships
15. Henry VIII's obesity and other medical problems can be traced to a leg wound accident in which sport?
Jousting
16. What term, the name of an Asian city, refers to a checkout with a single, treble, and double 20 in darts?
Shanghai
17. What sport takes place on a piste 14 metres long and 1.5 metres wide?
Fencing
18. What did the US Open adopt in 1973 and Wimbledon in 1986 for visibility reasons?
Yellow tennis balls
19. Which sport's first international match was played in Manhattan in 1844 between the USA and Canada?
Cricket
20. The New Zealand men’s basketball team has which nickname?
The Tall Blacks, a spin on the name of the New Zealand Rugby World Cup team, the All Blacks.
1. What is the name of the fictional sport played in the Harry Potter series?
Quidditch
2. What is the only Olympic sport that has a finish line no competitor will ever cross?
Swimming
3. What are the time periods in the game of Polo called?
Chukkas, also spelt Chukkers
4. Who held the British ski jumping record from 1988 to 2001?
Eddie the Eagle (Michael David Edwards)
5. What did Maurice Garin win in 1903 and again in 1904, but was disqualified for allegedly catching a train?
The Tour de France
6. Whose real name is Eldrick?
Tiger Woods
7. Which retired tennis player in 2004 accidentally locked himself in a hotel bathroom, almost failing to collect his 'BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year' award?
Andy Murray
8. Rachael Blackmore became the first female to win what in 2021?
The Grand National
9. In which European country was John McEnroe born?
West Germany – Will accept Germany
10. Which West Ham player on 5 May 1990 scored with the last kick of his career in a 4-0 home win against Wolves?
Liam Brady
11. Leicester City won the Premier League title in the 2015/16 season by how many points, was it 6, 8 or 10?
10 points (above second place Arsenal)
12. Which horse infamously fell on the final straight while leading the 1956 Grand National?
Devon Loch
13. Which team held the record for the fastest goal in FIFA World Cup qualifying history for 22 years after shocking England just 8.3 seconds into their 1993 game?
San Marino
14. Which world championships involve sawing, chopping, logrolling, and climbing?
Lumberjack World Championships
15. Henry VIII's obesity and other medical problems can be traced to a leg wound accident in which sport?
Jousting
16. What term, the name of an Asian city, refers to a checkout with a single, treble, and double 20 in darts?
Shanghai
17. What sport takes place on a piste 14 metres long and 1.5 metres wide?
Fencing
18. What did the US Open adopt in 1973 and Wimbledon in 1986 for visibility reasons?
Yellow tennis balls
19. Which sport's first international match was played in Manhattan in 1844 between the USA and Canada?
Cricket
20. The New Zealand men’s basketball team has which nickname?
The Tall Blacks, a spin on the name of the New Zealand Rugby World Cup team, the All Blacks.
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Sporting Trivia Quiz
1. What is the name of the fictional sport played in the Harry Potter series?
2. What is the only Olympic sport that has a finish line no competitor will ever cross?
3. What are the time periods in the game of Polo called?
4. Who held the British ski jumping record from 1988 to 2001?
5. What did Maurice Garin win in 1903 and again in 1904, but was disqualified for allegedly catching a train?
6. Whose real name is Eldrick?
7. Which retired tennis player in 2004 accidentally locked himself in a hotel bathroom, almost failing to collect his 'BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year' award?
8. Rachael Blackmore became the first female to win what in 2021?
9. In which European country was John McEnroe born?
10. Which West Ham player on 5 May 1990 scored with the last kick of his career in a 4-0 home win against Wolves?
11. Leicester City won the Premier League title in the 2015/16 season by how many points, was it 6, 8 or 10?
12. Which horse infamously fell on the final straight while leading the 1956 Grand National?
13. Which team held the record for the fastest goal in FIFA World Cup qualifying history for 22 years after shocking England just 8.3 seconds into their 1993 game?
14. Which world championships involve sawing, chopping, logrolling, and climbing?
15. Henry VIII's obesity and other medical problems can be traced to a leg wound accident in which sport?
16. What term, the name of an Asian city, refers to a checkout with a single, treble, and double 20 in darts?
17. What sport takes place on a piste 14 metres long and 1.5 metres wide?
18. What did the US Open adopt in 1973 and Wimbledon in 1986 for visibility reasons?
19. Which sport's first international match was played in Manhattan in 1844 between the USA and Canada?
20. The New Zealand men’s basketball team has which nickname?
1. What is the name of the fictional sport played in the Harry Potter series?
2. What is the only Olympic sport that has a finish line no competitor will ever cross?
3. What are the time periods in the game of Polo called?
4. Who held the British ski jumping record from 1988 to 2001?
5. What did Maurice Garin win in 1903 and again in 1904, but was disqualified for allegedly catching a train?
6. Whose real name is Eldrick?
7. Which retired tennis player in 2004 accidentally locked himself in a hotel bathroom, almost failing to collect his 'BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year' award?
8. Rachael Blackmore became the first female to win what in 2021?
9. In which European country was John McEnroe born?
10. Which West Ham player on 5 May 1990 scored with the last kick of his career in a 4-0 home win against Wolves?
11. Leicester City won the Premier League title in the 2015/16 season by how many points, was it 6, 8 or 10?
12. Which horse infamously fell on the final straight while leading the 1956 Grand National?
13. Which team held the record for the fastest goal in FIFA World Cup qualifying history for 22 years after shocking England just 8.3 seconds into their 1993 game?
14. Which world championships involve sawing, chopping, logrolling, and climbing?
15. Henry VIII's obesity and other medical problems can be traced to a leg wound accident in which sport?
16. What term, the name of an Asian city, refers to a checkout with a single, treble, and double 20 in darts?
17. What sport takes place on a piste 14 metres long and 1.5 metres wide?
18. What did the US Open adopt in 1973 and Wimbledon in 1986 for visibility reasons?
19. Which sport's first international match was played in Manhattan in 1844 between the USA and Canada?
20. The New Zealand men’s basketball team has which nickname?
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Trains not my thing - 6.
And I only know 18. because I took a collegue from Oxford to one of our cup games. We spend the afternoon at the British Library before and his kids wanted a picture and something from that shop, which is close.
Trains not my thing - 6.
And I only know 18. because I took a collegue from Oxford to one of our cup games. We spend the afternoon at the British Library before and his kids wanted a picture and something from that shop, which is close.
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Trains Quiz
1. What nickname was given to the Shinkansen high-speed trains of Japan because of their appearance and speed?
Bullet trains
2. The BBC documentary Great British Railway Journeys often refers to an 1840's copy of The Bradshaw Guide. Which ex politician presents the show?
Michael Portillo
3. Which two cities did the original Orient Express run between? Point for each city.
Paris and Istanbul (originally called Constantinople)
4. What was the name of Robert Stephenson’s early steam locomotive of 0-2-2-wheel arrangement. It was built for and won the Rainhill Trials of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway (L&MR), held in October 1829 to show that improved locomotives would be more efficient than stationary steam engines?
Rocket
5. The Red Arrow is a famous overnight sleeper train in which country?
Russia
6. Opened in 2001, name the highest railway in the United Kingdom?
Cairngorm Mountain Railway
7. Track 61 is a private railway platform underneath which New York hotel, linking it to Grand Central Station, is it the The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Waldorf Astoria Hotel or Trump International Hotel & Tower?
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
8. In which Sean Connery James Bond film does much of the action takes place on the Orient Express?
From Russia, with Love
9. Which railway company was founded in Bristol in 1833 and appointed Isambard Kingdom Brunel as chief engineer?
The Great Western Railway
10. Luas is a tram and light rail system in which European city?
Dublin
11. The National Railway Museum is in which UK city?
York
12. The train involved in the Great Train Robbery was travelling from Glasgow and was stopped by the robbers in Buckinghamshire. In which year did it occur, was it 1960, 1963 or 1966?
1963
13. TGV is which European countries intercity high-speed rail service?
France
14. What was the name of the report in the early 1960s that reshaped the British railways, was it the Beeching Report, the Bunting Report or the Barnard Report?
The Beeching Report
15. Which station is the London terminus for Eurostar?
St Pancras International
16. In which rock musical does a child’s train set magically comes to life with engines competing to become the 'Fastest Engine in the World'?
Starlight Express
17. What's the iconic name of the famous sleeping cars built and operated on most American railways from 1867 to 1968?
Pullman
18. Which station is the starting point for Harry Potter's Hogwarts Express? And for a bonus point what's the number of the secret Platform between platforms 9 and 10?
King's Cross. Platform 9 3/4.
19. Which train officially became the first steam locomotive to reach 100 miles per hour in 1934?
Flying Scotsman
20. The UK's longest “direct” rail service runs between which two locations? Point for each.
Aberdeen and Penzance
1. What nickname was given to the Shinkansen high-speed trains of Japan because of their appearance and speed?
Bullet trains
2. The BBC documentary Great British Railway Journeys often refers to an 1840's copy of The Bradshaw Guide. Which ex politician presents the show?
Michael Portillo
3. Which two cities did the original Orient Express run between? Point for each city.
Paris and Istanbul (originally called Constantinople)
4. What was the name of Robert Stephenson’s early steam locomotive of 0-2-2-wheel arrangement. It was built for and won the Rainhill Trials of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway (L&MR), held in October 1829 to show that improved locomotives would be more efficient than stationary steam engines?
Rocket
5. The Red Arrow is a famous overnight sleeper train in which country?
Russia
6. Opened in 2001, name the highest railway in the United Kingdom?
Cairngorm Mountain Railway
7. Track 61 is a private railway platform underneath which New York hotel, linking it to Grand Central Station, is it the The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Waldorf Astoria Hotel or Trump International Hotel & Tower?
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
8. In which Sean Connery James Bond film does much of the action takes place on the Orient Express?
From Russia, with Love
9. Which railway company was founded in Bristol in 1833 and appointed Isambard Kingdom Brunel as chief engineer?
The Great Western Railway
10. Luas is a tram and light rail system in which European city?
Dublin
11. The National Railway Museum is in which UK city?
York
12. The train involved in the Great Train Robbery was travelling from Glasgow and was stopped by the robbers in Buckinghamshire. In which year did it occur, was it 1960, 1963 or 1966?
1963
13. TGV is which European countries intercity high-speed rail service?
France
14. What was the name of the report in the early 1960s that reshaped the British railways, was it the Beeching Report, the Bunting Report or the Barnard Report?
The Beeching Report
15. Which station is the London terminus for Eurostar?
St Pancras International
16. In which rock musical does a child’s train set magically comes to life with engines competing to become the 'Fastest Engine in the World'?
Starlight Express
17. What's the iconic name of the famous sleeping cars built and operated on most American railways from 1867 to 1968?
Pullman
18. Which station is the starting point for Harry Potter's Hogwarts Express? And for a bonus point what's the number of the secret Platform between platforms 9 and 10?
King's Cross. Platform 9 3/4.
19. Which train officially became the first steam locomotive to reach 100 miles per hour in 1934?
Flying Scotsman
20. The UK's longest “direct” rail service runs between which two locations? Point for each.
Aberdeen and Penzance