Sports trivia questions
2484 multiple-choice Sports trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- In what year did Glen Sather become President and GM of the New York Rangers?
- In 2009, New York Rangers defenseman Michal Rozsíval switched to this number.
- The 2009 US Open Golf Championship was played at Bethpage Black. What was its par?
- The Open Championship was first played on 17 October 1860 at this golf course.
- Where was the first ever US Masters Golf tournament played?
- What is a golfer said to have, if he is entitled to hit off first?
- What golf term refers to a score of a 3 on a par 5?
- In what year did Tiger Woods win the US Open Championship held at Torrey Pines?
- The US Open Tennis Championships were first contested in 1881 as the US National Championships. What events did the players compete in?
- What tennis player won the US Open in 1990, becoming the youngest ever US Open champion in mens singles?
- Which of the following is not one of the players who have won five US Open titles?
- How many times did Roger Federer defeat an American player in the final during his successive five championship wins (2004-2008)?
- When did Bob and Mike Bryan win the US Open doubles final for the first time?
- Which country won the maximum number of US Open championships since the beginning of the Open Era in 1968 until 2008?
- Until 2008, only three Spanish players made it to the finals of the US Open. Manuel Santana and Manuel Orantes lifted the trophy in 1965 and 1975, respectively. Who stayed runner-up in the 2003 final?
- The production of the worlds first commercially available bicycles began in what year?
- What kind of handlebar would you normally find on a road bike?
- In what year did Specialized Bicycle Components produce the first mountain bike called the Stumpjumper?
- What is the name of the mechanism at the bottom of pro-cyclists shoes?
- What world famous trail is located near Moab, Utah?
- Looking to expand the alternatives for Bike to Work Day, Jeff Obst coined the phrase B-BOP (Bike, Bus, Or carPool) Day. In what year was this campaign initiated?
- Fat Tire Week takes place in what town in the state of Colorado?
- This chess opening involves up to 3 knight moves in succession before any other piece or pawn is moved.
- This chess opening involves the move P-KB4 (f4) by white, and often the fianchetto of the queens bishop.
- The Fischer Defense to the Kings Gambit involves which of the following moves by black?
- The first world champion, Steinitz lost many games against this opening which involves the moves 1 P-K4 P-K4 2 N-KB3 N-QB3 3 B-B4 B-B4 4 P-QN4.
- This chess opening was named after a mythical creature.
- Which of the following is a Hypermodern opening?
- The first move by white 1 N-KB3 could result in all of the following openings except which one?
- This chess opening involves no pawn moves beyond the third rank.