Test your knowledge of the world's most popular sports, athletes, tournaments, and records.
Questions
15
Reward
80
XP
30
Entry
35
This is the general entry point to our Sports category, and it is deliberately shallow and wide. Fifteen questions, each from a different discipline, asking the kind of thing you absorb from being alive rather than from following anything: how many players a side fields, what a piece of equipment is called, which card means what, how a scoring system works, where a famous tournament is held. Almost nobody follows more than two or three sports properly, so the design assumption here is that you will meet several questions about games you have never watched, and that most of them will still be answerable from general awareness. That is the point of a survey quiz. If you want depth instead, this category has dedicated quizzes on cricket at two difficulty levels, a Hard one on the world game, and others covering Grand Prix racing, professional wrestling, the Olympics and kabaddi.
Background and what to expect. No answers given away.
A devoted follower of one sport has no particular advantage on this quiz, because no discipline supplies more than one or two questions. Someone with a passing awareness of many will do better than a specialist.
That is an unusual shape for a sports quiz and it is worth knowing before you start, so you do not assume a low score reflects poorly on your knowledge of the sport you actually watch.
Every team sport has a fixed number of players on the field, and those numbers are among the most widely known facts about each game. They also differ more than people expect between sports that look superficially similar.
If you are unsure, picture the pitch or the court and count the positions. It works more often than guessing.
Several questions ask what a specific object or action is called. These terms are usually distinctive to their sport and have not been borrowed elsewhere, which makes them identifiable even if you have never played.
Racket sports in particular have very specific names for their equipment, and one of them uses a projectile that is not a ball at all.
A few sports count in ways that make no intuitive sense and are historical accidents rather than designs. Others use intervals or distances that are fixed by rule and quoted constantly in coverage.
Where a number looks arbitrary, it usually is, and the only way to it is having heard it.
It jumps disciplines every question. There is no run-up and no context, so each one starts cold in a sport that may have nothing to do with the previous answer.
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