Sports trivia questions
2484 multiple-choice Sports trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- In the third Ashes test, Adam Gilchrist’s century in the second innings became the second fastest century in any test match and the fastest in any Ashes test. How many balls did his century score off?
- The 2006–07 Ashes series was notable for the retirement of several Australian players. Additionally, the Australian coach also announced prior to the Ashes series that the Ashes 2006-07 was his last series of test matches as coach. What was the name of the Australian coach?
- In the first innings of the fifth test of the 2006-07 Ashes series, Australia amassed 393 all out. Surprisingly, in the second innings they needed only 46 runs to clinch the final test. By how many wickets did Australia win the match?
- Which Spanish football team is nicknamed Los Cules, or The Bottoms?
- What interesting nickname was given to Spanish football club Atletico Madrid?
- What is the nickname of the Italian football club Napoli?
- What delicious nickname is used to refer to the English football club Everton?
- What German football club is nicknamed The Hollywood Football Club?
- What European football club has been nicknamed The Yellow Submarine?
- What is the nickname of the Arsenal F.C. English football club?
- Which Italian football team is known by the nickname Il Grifone, or The Griffin?
- What nickname was given to the Italian football club AC Milan?
- Which English football team has been nicknamed The Pensioners?
- Where was Bobby Fischer born?
- Bobby Fischer was a member of this church/denomination.
- In what year did Bobby Fischer become the world chess champion?
- In 1992, after 20 years of isolation, Bobby Fischer re-emerged to play a match against this player in Yugoslavia.
- On a radio show in Budapest, Hungary in 1999, Bobby Fischer described himself as a victim of which of the following?
- In 1988 Bobby Fischer filed a U.S. patent for what?
- Why was Bobby Fischer detained at Narita international airport in Narita, Japan in 2004?
- After being detained in Japan in 2004, Bobby Fischer was granted citizenship in this country.
- In 1984, Bobby Fischer wrote to the editors of this publication to have his name removed from it.
- When did Bobby Fischer win the United States Junior Chess Championship?
- In what country did Joseph Pilates develop the exercise system Pilates?
- What is Pilates based on?
- When Joseph Pilates moved to England at the age of 32, what did he do for a living?
- Pilates coordinates your movements with which of the following?
- Joseph Pilates used this term to refer to the muscle group comprised of the abs, buttocks, lower back and hips. All the energy begins in this group and flows outward.
- Which of these is not a reported benefit of Pilates?
- Though not necessary, there are several pieces of apparatus that can be used in a Pilates work out. Which of these is not used in Pilates?