1. Which of the following sports is not part of the triathlon?

a. Swimming
b. Running
c. Cycling
d. !HorseRiding

2. What tool lends it039;s name to a laststone advantage in an end in Curling?

a. !Hammer
b. Screwdriver
c. Drill
d. Wrench

3. Which country has hosted the 2018 FIFA World Cup?

a. Germany
b. United States
c. Saudi Arabia
d. !Russia

4. The Los Angeles Dodgers were originally from what U.S. city?
a. Las Vegas
b. Seattle
c. !Brooklyn
d. Boston

5. Who was the topscorer for England national football team?

a. Steven Gerrard
b. Michael Owen
c. David Beckham
d. !Wayne Rooney

6. What is ldquo;The Sport of Kingsrdquo;?

a. !Horse Racing
b. Jousting
c. Fencing
d. Chess

7. Which NBA player has the most games played over the course of their career?
a. Kevin Garnett
b. Kobe Bryant
c. Kareem AbdulJabbar
d. !Robert Parish

8. In Canadian football, scoring a rouge is worth how many points?

a. !1
b. 4
c. 2
d. 3

9. Which English football team is nicknamed 039;The Tigers039;?

a. !Hull City
b. Manchester City
 c. Bristol City
d. Cardiff City

1. The words quot;bungalowquot; and quot;shampooquot; originate from the languages

of which country?
a. Ethiopia
b. China
c. Papua New Guinea
d. !India

2. The color orange is named after the fruit.

a. False
b. !True

3. Which Americanowned brewery led the country in sales by volume in 2015?

a. Miller Coors
b. Anheuser Busch
c. !D. G. Yuengling and Son, Inc
d. Boston Beer Company

4. Which one of these Swedish companies was founded in 1943?

a. Clas Ohlson
b. Lindex
c. !IKEA
d. H amp; M

5. What direction does the Statue of Liberty face?

a. !Southeast
b. Northeast
c. Southwest
d. Northwest

6. Virtual reality company Oculus VR lost which of it039;s cofounders in a freak

car accident in 2013?
a. Jack McCauley
b. !Andrew Scott Reisse
c. Nate Mitchell
d. Palmer Luckey

7. The likeness of which president is featured on the rare 2 bill of USA currency?
a. John Quincy Adams
b. !Thomas Jefferson
c. Ulysses Grant
d. Martin Van Buren

8. If you are caught quot;Goldbrickingquot;, what are you doing wrong?

a. !Slacking
b. Cheating
c. Stealing
 d. Smoking

9. What are Panama hats made out of?

a. Silk
b. Flax
c. !Straw
d. Hemp

10. What is the full title of the Prime Minister of the UK?
a. Duke of Cambridge
b. Manager of the Crown Estate
c. !First Lord of the Treasury
d. Her Majesty039;s Loyal Opposition

11. What are the three starter Pokemon available in Pokemon Black and White?
a. Snivy, Fennekin, Froakie
b. !Snivy, Tepig, Oshawott
c. Chespin, Fennekin, Oshawott
d. Chespin, Tepig, Froakie

1. Which English football club has the nickname 039;The Foxes039;?

a. West Bromwich Albion
b. Bradford City
c. Northampton Town
d. !Leicester City

2. Soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo opened a museum dedicated to himself.

a. !True
b. False

3. Which nation hosted the FIFA World Cup in 2006?

a. United Kingdom
b. !Germany
c. Brazil
d. South Africa

4. Peyton Manning retired after winning Super Bowl XLIX.

a. !False
b. True

5. Which country is hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup?

a. Vietnam
b. Uganda
c. !Qatar
d. Bolivia

6. Which team won 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil?

a. Brazil
 b. Netherlands
c. Argentina
d. !Germany

7. Which of the following pitchers was named National League Rookie of the Year for
the 2013 season?
a. Matt Harvey
b. !Jose Fernandez
c. Shelby Miller
d. Jacob deGrom

8. Which player quot;kungfu kickedquot; a Crystal Palace fan in January 1995?

a. Ashley Cole
b. !Eric Cantona
c. Mark Hughes
d. David Seamen

9. Who is Manchester United039;s leading appearance maker?

a. !Ryan Giggs
b. David Beckham
c. Wayne Rooney
d. Eric Cantona

10. Which of the following player scored a hattrick during their Manchester United
debut?
a. !Wayne Rooney
b. Robin Van Persie
c. Cristiano Ronaldo
d. David Beckham

11. Which year did Jenson Button won his first ever Formula One World Drivers039;
Championship?
a. 2006
b. 2007
c. !2009
d. 2010

12. What is Tiger Woods039; alltime best career golfscore?

a. 65
b. 63
c. 67
d. !61

13. The Mazda 787B won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in what year?
a. 1990
b. 1987
c. !1991
d. 2000