2. • Rule 1Rule 1 : QM is the ‘Boss’--- and the: QM is the ‘Boss’--- and the
‘Boss’ is always right.‘Boss’ is always right.
• Rule 2Rule 2 : Never forget Rule 1.: Never forget Rule 1.
RulesRules
11. With just 0.01 seconds left on the clock in a 1990With just 0.01 seconds left on the clock in a 1990
regular season tilt against the Chicago Bulls, Newregular season tilt against the Chicago Bulls, New
York's ____ _____ canned a desperation shot offYork's ____ _____ canned a desperation shot off
an inbounds pass, giving the Knicks the win. Thean inbounds pass, giving the Knicks the win. The
game was protested by the Bulls and led to angame was protested by the Bulls and led to an
NBA rule change after the 1989-1990 seasonNBA rule change after the 1989-1990 season..
As a result of this match a rule came into forceAs a result of this match a rule came into force
which bears his name.which bears his name.
Name the player/rule.Name the player/rule.
4.4.
12. In the 1968 OG, the marathon event wasIn the 1968 OG, the marathon event was
won by Mamo Wolde, but somethingwon by Mamo Wolde, but something
happened when there were only a fewhappened when there were only a few
thousand people left in the stadium, and thethousand people left in the stadium, and the
sun had set. A television crew was sent outsun had set. A television crew was sent out
from the medal ceremony when word wasfrom the medal ceremony when word was
received.received.
What happened?What happened?
5.5.
21. With just 0.01 seconds left on the clock in a 1990With just 0.01 seconds left on the clock in a 1990
regular season tilt against the Chicago Bulls, Newregular season tilt against the Chicago Bulls, New
York's ____ _____ canned a desperation shot offYork's ____ _____ canned a desperation shot off
an inbounds pass, giving the Knicks the win. Thean inbounds pass, giving the Knicks the win. The
game was protested by the Bulls and led to angame was protested by the Bulls and led to an
NBA rule change after the 1989-1990 seasonNBA rule change after the 1989-1990 season..
As a result of this match a rule came into forceAs a result of this match a rule came into force
which bears his name.which bears his name.
Name the player/rule.Name the player/rule.
4.4.
22. Player :Player : Trent Tucker
Rule :Rule : No regular shot can be taken
from the court if the ball is put into
play with less than three-tenths of a
second remaining on the game
clock.
23. In the 1968 OG, the marathon event wasIn the 1968 OG, the marathon event was
won by Mamo Wolde, but somethingwon by Mamo Wolde, but something
happened when there were only a fewhappened when there were only a few
thousand people left in the stadium, and thethousand people left in the stadium, and the
sun had set. A television crew was sent outsun had set. A television crew was sent out
from the medal ceremony when word wasfrom the medal ceremony when word was
received.received.
What happened?What happened?
5.5.
24.
25.
26.
27. • 18 questions
• Each question carries 10
marks
• Infinite Bounce
28. Every team will get the chance to pounce in any
5 questions out of 18
Score : +10 (for a correct one)
-10 (for a wrong one)
29. Mario Lemieux while playing for PittsburghMario Lemieux while playing for Pittsburgh
Penguins against the New Jersey Devils onPenguins against the New Jersey Devils on
Dec 31, 1988, became the only NHL player tillDec 31, 1988, became the only NHL player till
date to do it all in one game.date to do it all in one game.
What did he do?What did he do?
1.1.
30.
31. There are five kindsThere are five kinds
of goals a hockeyof goals a hockey
player can score. Heplayer can score. He
recorded an even-recorded an even-
strength goal, astrength goal, a
power play goal, apower play goal, a
short-handed goal, ashort-handed goal, a
penalty shot goal andpenalty shot goal and
an empty-net goal, allan empty-net goal, all
in one gamein one game..
32. ““I cannot go on, what’s the pointI cannot go on, what’s the point””
commented the defending champion Lynncommented the defending champion Lynn
Davies. He told the WR holder “Davies. He told the WR holder “You haveYou have
destroyed the eventdestroyed the event”.”.
Which event and who was he referring to?Which event and who was he referring to?
2.2.
33.
34. Men’s Long Jump in 1968 MexicoMen’s Long Jump in 1968 Mexico
OlympicsOlympics
35. Legend has it that they ate Swiss CheeseLegend has it that they ate Swiss Cheese
before beating Switzerland, ate Spaghettibefore beating Switzerland, ate Spaghetti
before beating Italy & drank Vodka beforebefore beating Italy & drank Vodka before
knocking USSR out in the QF.knocking USSR out in the QF.
Which team and event I am talking about?Which team and event I am talking about?
3.3.
40. Triple Crown of thoroughbredTriple Crown of thoroughbred
RacingRacing
* Kentucky Derby ( referred to as "The
Run for the Roses,"
* Belmont Stakes (The winning horse is
draped with a blanket of white
carnations after the race)
* Preakness Stakes ("The Run for the
Black-Eyed Susans")
41. Charles Smith was an American professionalCharles Smith was an American professional
football player who played 9 years in thefootball player who played 9 years in the
NFL with Baltimore Colts (1967-71).NFL with Baltimore Colts (1967-71).
Which recent newsmaker, who is a reputedWhich recent newsmaker, who is a reputed
player in his field was given the nickname ofplayer in his field was given the nickname of
Charles Smith by his father?Charles Smith by his father?
6.6.
44. Just connect the following clubs with anJust connect the following clubs with an
Indian player who is currently living inIndian player who is currently living in
Germany and perhaps one of the bestGermany and perhaps one of the best
players in his sport.players in his sport.
* 2013-14 : Borussia Dusseldorf* 2013-14 : Borussia Dusseldorf
* 2012-13 : S V Werder Bremen* 2012-13 : S V Werder Bremen
* 2010-11 : T S V Graefelfing* 2010-11 : T S V Graefelfing
* 2009-10 : San Sebastain de Los Reyes* 2009-10 : San Sebastain de Los Reyes
7.7.
47. X (from Australia) admired Y (from England) soX (from Australia) admired Y (from England) so
much that he copied his action. He met his hero formuch that he copied his action. He met his hero for
the first time during a celebratory lunch for Sir Donthe first time during a celebratory lunch for Sir Don
Bradman in 1948.Bradman in 1948.
Id. both X & Y.Id. both X & Y. (Bigger vis – next slide)(Bigger vis – next slide)
8.8.
51. The nickname was coined by the mediaThe nickname was coined by the media
after the name first appeared in an article byafter the name first appeared in an article by
Craig Lord in the Times, won briefCraig Lord in the Times, won brief
international fame in Sydney when he swaminternational fame in Sydney when he swam
the heat of 100 m freestyle in 1 min. 52.72the heat of 100 m freestyle in 1 min. 52.72
sec.sec.
What was the nickname?What was the nickname?
9.9.
54. This is a painting regarded by critics andThis is a painting regarded by critics and
experts as one of the greatest fights in history.experts as one of the greatest fights in history.
Name the two fighters.Name the two fighters.
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11.11.
57. Argentinian Luis Firpo sendingArgentinian Luis Firpo sending
Jack Dempsey out of the ring.Jack Dempsey out of the ring.
58. The father of Indian badminton, GeorgeThe father of Indian badminton, George
Lewis had famously said of this player thatLewis had famously said of this player that
he had his hands at the net & feet at thehe had his hands at the net & feet at the
baseline. His contest with another great forbaseline. His contest with another great for
the Indian title were long & tense matches,the Indian title were long & tense matches,
but the two remained close friends.but the two remained close friends.
Who is being referred to?Who is being referred to?
12.12.
61. X are derived statistically and are based on theX are derived statistically and are based on the
World Record Totals of athletes in the prime ofWorld Record Totals of athletes in the prime of
life, that is, mainly in their 20’s, early 30’s orlife, that is, mainly in their 20’s, early 30’s or
late 10’s. This implies that the athlete'slate 10’s. This implies that the athlete's
bodyweight, X kg, should not be too far belowbodyweight, X kg, should not be too far below
the upper limit for the lightest bodyweightthe upper limit for the lightest bodyweight
category.category.
What is X?What is X?
13.13.
62.
63. Sinclair Coefficients.Sinclair Coefficients.
The Sinclair coefficients, derived
statistically, are adjusted each Olympic
year and are based on the World Record
Totals in the various bodyweight
categories as of the previous several
years.
66. All terms used in BowlingAll terms used in Bowling
Hook: A hook is when the bowler puts a spin on the bowling ball while
throwing it causing it to curve down the lane.
Lane: The lane is the floor that you throw the ball onto. This area is
oiled to give the bowling ball a gliding effect to reach the pins.
Turkey: A turkey is when a bowler scores three strikes in a row
Anchor: In league play, this is the person bowling last on the team. This
is usually the best bowler on the team, and/or the bowler considered to
be the coolest under pressure.
Gutter: A gutter is a pit on each side of the lane that the bowling ball
falls into. If your ball enters the gutter it is deemed a "gutter ball" and
you will score no points for that throw .
67. This unique athlete has won 3 gold medals for 3This unique athlete has won 3 gold medals for 3
different nation's teams in OG.different nation's teams in OG.
Which sport is he associated with?Which sport is he associated with?
(Was the flag bearer of one of the nations in Sydney OG)(Was the flag bearer of one of the nations in Sydney OG)
15.15.
73. This champion tennis player found herselfThis champion tennis player found herself
brankrupt in the early 90’s. After knowing herbrankrupt in the early 90’s. After knowing her
plight, her doubles partner arranged for a letterplight, her doubles partner arranged for a letter
to be published in a tennis magazine withoutto be published in a tennis magazine without
the former’s knowledge. The lady in questionthe former’s knowledge. The lady in question
got cash worth millions dollars from fans allgot cash worth millions dollars from fans all
around the world.around the world.
Name the tennis player who had been a first ofName the tennis player who had been a first of
her kind in the 1950’s.her kind in the 1950’s.
17.17.
76. Which award was created for the 2010Which award was created for the 2010
Winter Olympics in Vancouver, given toWinter Olympics in Vancouver, given to
Olympic athletes , is named after aOlympic athletes , is named after a
Canadian athlete who showed greatCanadian athlete who showed great
determination in the face of adversity?determination in the face of adversity?
18.18.
82. • 5 questions.
• Written Round.
• Each question carries 5 marks.
• Full house ensure 5 bonus.
83.
84. He is an Indian movie/tv artist, named AshokeHe is an Indian movie/tv artist, named Ashoke
Bhantia - an NSD graduate. He appeared inBhantia - an NSD graduate. He appeared in
several movies like Jaane Bhi Do Yarron, Bedardi,several movies like Jaane Bhi Do Yarron, Bedardi,
Rudali, Bhawandar, Mission Kashmir, AankhenRudali, Bhawandar, Mission Kashmir, Aankhen
and serials like Balika Badhu, Chanakya,and serials like Balika Badhu, Chanakya,
Ramayana etc. But his chief wiki-reference stillRamayana etc. But his chief wiki-reference still
reminds us about his portrayal of an Indianreminds us about his portrayal of an Indian
sportsman.sportsman.
Whom did he portray?Whom did he portray?
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1.1.
86. Whom did Glen Ford portray in this movie?Whom did Glen Ford portray in this movie?
2.2.
87. Identify the famous coach, who is beingIdentify the famous coach, who is being
portrayed in this 1984 movie.portrayed in this 1984 movie.
3.3.
88. Who is the sports person, being enacted byWho is the sports person, being enacted by
Venessa Redgrave?Venessa Redgrave?
4.4.
89. Who is the footballer with jersey no. 12?Who is the footballer with jersey no. 12?
5.5.
90.
91.
92. He is an Indian movie/tv artist, named AshokeHe is an Indian movie/tv artist, named Ashoke
Bhantia - an NSD graduate. He appeared inBhantia - an NSD graduate. He appeared in
several movies like Jaane Bhi Do Yarron, Bedardi,several movies like Jaane Bhi Do Yarron, Bedardi,
Rudali, Bhawandar, Mission Kashmir, AankhenRudali, Bhawandar, Mission Kashmir, Aankhen
and serials like Balika Badhu, Chanakya,and serials like Balika Badhu, Chanakya,
Ramayana etc. But his chief wiki-reference stillRamayana etc. But his chief wiki-reference still
reminds us about his portrayal of an Indianreminds us about his portrayal of an Indian
sportsman.sportsman.
Whom did he portray?Whom did he portray?
(Vis – next slide)(Vis – next slide)
1.1.
108. This is Rajen Sengupta -This is Rajen Sengupta -
the attacking half back ofthe attacking half back of
Mohun Bagan’s 1911 IFAMohun Bagan’s 1911 IFA
Shield winning team. ApartShield winning team. Apart
from football, he was thefrom football, he was the
first Bengalee or the firstfirst Bengalee or the first
from Bengal to achievefrom Bengal to achieve
something.something.
Explain.Explain.
1.1.
109.
110. He was the first news reader-cum-He was the first news reader-cum-
announcer of Akashbani, Kolkataannouncer of Akashbani, Kolkata
111. Chire KoyamaChire Koyama (vis)(vis) is a Japanese sportsperson andis a Japanese sportsperson and
following is her achievements. Connect Koyamafollowing is her achievements. Connect Koyama
with X.with X. (X’s career record is given in the next slide).(X’s career record is given in the next slide).
Identify X also.Identify X also.
2.2.
114. He Zhili; both are same person.He Zhili; both are same person.
115. There was a major upset, albeit in controversialThere was a major upset, albeit in controversial
circumstances, in the 3,000 mts. steeplechase incircumstances, in the 3,000 mts. steeplechase in
Melbourne, 1956. ‘X’ of Great Britain finished wellMelbourne, 1956. ‘X’ of Great Britain finished well
ahead of the field, but the judges announced that heahead of the field, but the judges announced that he
was disqualified for interfering with Norway’s Ernstwas disqualified for interfering with Norway’s Ernst
Larsen and Sandor Rozsnyoi of Hungary wasLarsen and Sandor Rozsnyoi of Hungary was
declared as the winner. X’s appeal, remarkably, wasdeclared as the winner. X’s appeal, remarkably, was
supported by Larsen, Rozsnyoi and fourth-placesupported by Larsen, Rozsnyoi and fourth-place
finisher Heinz Laufer of Germany. After reversing thefinisher Heinz Laufer of Germany. After reversing the
decision, X was finally given the gold medal.decision, X was finally given the gold medal.
Identify X.Identify X.
3.3.
118. This was a demonstration sport in BerlinThis was a demonstration sport in Berlin
Olympic and was accorded the official status inOlympic and was accorded the official status in
the 1940 Summer Olympics. But due to thethe 1940 Summer Olympics. But due to the
outbreak of World War II, the 1940 Games wereoutbreak of World War II, the 1940 Games were
cancelled and strangely, the sports nevercancelled and strangely, the sports never
featured in any Olympics thereafter.featured in any Olympics thereafter.
Which sport am I talking about?Which sport am I talking about?
4.4.
121. What is the moreWhat is the more
common name for thiscommon name for this
Hungarian Hungarian prémescsákóprémescsákó
or or kucsmakucsma, a military, a military
head-dress made of fur,head-dress made of fur,
worn originally by theworn originally by the
Hungarian hussars?Hungarian hussars?
(This name has a classical(This name has a classical
sporting connection)sporting connection)
5.5.
124. It’s a much discussed history that, opposing captain,It’s a much discussed history that, opposing captain,
Maharaja of Kathiawar conceded the match and B.BMaharaja of Kathiawar conceded the match and B.B
Nimbalkar was denied to cross Bradman’s record.Nimbalkar was denied to cross Bradman’s record.
Now, once in a test match, the fielding skipperNow, once in a test match, the fielding skipper
just left the field during mandatory overs withoutjust left the field during mandatory overs without
taking consent of the opponent team or umpires,taking consent of the opponent team or umpires,
when the batsman was not out at 84, citing reason thatwhen the batsman was not out at 84, citing reason that
no result was possible in the match. This timeno result was possible in the match. This time
although, the match resumed foreseeing a majoralthough, the match resumed foreseeing a major
crowd disturbance and the batsman duly completedcrowd disturbance and the batsman duly completed
his century.his century.
Who were the centurion and the opponent skipper?Who were the centurion and the opponent skipper?
6.6.
125.
126. Batsman : S. GavaskarBatsman : S. Gavaskar
Captain : Z. AbbasCaptain : Z. Abbas
127. Lee Lai Shan won the gold medal in sailingLee Lai Shan won the gold medal in sailing
(board - mistral), in the Atlanta Olympics.(board - mistral), in the Atlanta Olympics.
In what way, her achievement was special?In what way, her achievement was special?
7.7.
130. During WWIl, she was married to Joe Crowley, a pilot,During WWIl, she was married to Joe Crowley, a pilot,
who was killed in action over Germany. After anwho was killed in action over Germany. After an
attempted suicide, she was coaxed to spy for U.S.attempted suicide, she was coaxed to spy for U.S.
intelligence. Her mission involved renewing contactintelligence. Her mission involved renewing contact
with a former lover, a Swiss banker and obtainingwith a former lover, a Swiss banker and obtaining
Nazi financial data. The operation ended when a NaziNazi financial data. The operation ended when a Nazi
agent shot her in the back, but she fortunatelyagent shot her in the back, but she fortunately
survived. The details of that daring mission wassurvived. The details of that daring mission was
revealed in her memoir ‘revealed in her memoir ‘Courting DangerCourting Danger’, published’, published
posthumously.posthumously.
Identify that lady who was more famous for herIdentify that lady who was more famous for her
sporting exploits.sporting exploits.
8.8.
138. This is the illustration of anThis is the illustration of an
Olympic gold medallistOlympic gold medallist
whose claim to fame iswhose claim to fame is
attributed to the fact, thatattributed to the fact, that
he was the last man to win ahe was the last man to win a
specific Olympicspecific Olympic
competition in a certaincompetition in a certain
style, which is presentlystyle, which is presently
obsolete in major cases.obsolete in major cases.
Id. both the sportspersonId. both the sportsperson
and the illustrator.and the illustrator.
10.10.
144. X, the red-haired mulatto centre half was found hangingX, the red-haired mulatto centre half was found hanging
wretchedly around the lobby of the Hotel Penta, Munich.wretchedly around the lobby of the Hotel Penta, Munich.
The team officials dragged him, tearful, out of theThe team officials dragged him, tearful, out of the
Grunwald Sports School where the team was staying, beatGrunwald Sports School where the team was staying, beat
him, shoved him into a car and kept him incommunicadohim, shoved him into a car and kept him incommunicado
in a room at the Sheraton Hotel, flying him back to thein a room at the Sheraton Hotel, flying him back to the
country the next morning. In this bizarre event, acountry the next morning. In this bizarre event, a
sympathetic Polish press hostess & Herr Kurt Renner,sympathetic Polish press hostess & Herr Kurt Renner,
attache to that team told the whole grim story to the pressattache to that team told the whole grim story to the press
and were subsequently dismissed by the tournamentand were subsequently dismissed by the tournament
organising committee.organising committee.
What was the incident and who was X?What was the incident and who was X?
12.12.
145.
146. Ernst Jean-Joseph of HaitiErnst Jean-Joseph of Haiti
and the doping scandal of theand the doping scandal of the
1974 FIFA World Cup1974 FIFA World Cup
147. Identify the sportsman, nicknamed ‘Birdman’, whoIdentify the sportsman, nicknamed ‘Birdman’, who
has made an appearance in this Simpson’s episode.has made an appearance in this Simpson’s episode.
13.13.
150. If we don’t consider Olympians representingIf we don’t consider Olympians representing
our neighbouring countries, Mohon Patel andour neighbouring countries, Mohon Patel and
Ramesh Patel are the first Indian-origin goldRamesh Patel are the first Indian-origin gold
medallists in Summer Olympics, notmedallists in Summer Olympics, not
representing India (representing India (incidentally not Mr. Alexincidentally not Mr. Alex
Grewal of USAGrewal of USA).).
In which sport and for which nation did theyIn which sport and for which nation did they
win the gold?win the gold?
14.14.
151.
152. NZ hockey team in 1976 OlympicsNZ hockey team in 1976 Olympics
153. X’s amazing victory over Billy Collins Jr. in 1983X’s amazing victory over Billy Collins Jr. in 1983
welterweight bout, subsequently changed to ‘nowelterweight bout, subsequently changed to ‘no
contest’ and suspension of X by boxing federationcontest’ and suspension of X by boxing federation
was one of the biggest scandals of modern daywas one of the biggest scandals of modern day
boxing. Collins died one month after the bout; Xboxing. Collins died one month after the bout; X
was put on trial and found guilty. HBOwas put on trial and found guilty. HBO
documentary ‘documentary ‘Assault on the RingAssault on the Ring’ reveals the’ reveals the
betting connection too.betting connection too.
Who is X?Who is X?
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15.15.
157. World Championship of this sports starting fromWorld Championship of this sports starting from
2002 has repeatedly been held in Berck-sur-Mer,2002 has repeatedly been held in Berck-sur-Mer,
France apart from once, in 2005 when the venueFrance apart from once, in 2005 when the venue
was at Lincoln City, USA .was at Lincoln City, USA .
Some of the past-winners are - Overdrive (2002 &Some of the past-winners are - Overdrive (2002 &
‘03), Cutting Edge (2005 & ‘06) and Scratch‘03), Cutting Edge (2005 & ‘06) and Scratch
Bunnies (2010 & ’12).Bunnies (2010 & ’12).
Which sporting event?Which sporting event?
16.16.
160. Only two cyclists hadOnly two cyclists had
achieved the Triple Crown byachieved the Triple Crown by
winning the Tour-de-France,winning the Tour-de-France,
the Giro d’Italia and the Roadthe Giro d’Italia and the Road
World CyclingWorld Cycling
Championship in the sameChampionship in the same
year. If the person in the vis.year. If the person in the vis.
did it for the first time, who isdid it for the first time, who is
the second person to achievethe second person to achieve
it in 1987?it in 1987?
17.17.
163. Players from this countryPlayers from this country
won the three out of lastwon the three out of last
four Chess Olympiadsfour Chess Olympiads
(2006, 2008 and 2012). The(2006, 2008 and 2012). The
postage stamp features thepostage stamp features the
most iconic player of thatmost iconic player of that
country.country.
Identify the country.Identify the country.
18.18.
169. • 5 questions.
• Written Round.
• Each question carries 5 marks.
• Full house ensure 5 bonus.
170.
171. A moment of madness…who?A moment of madness…who?
1.1.
172. It was earlier thought that this ‘move’ might upsetIt was earlier thought that this ‘move’ might upset
people by showing offpeople by showing off hairy armpitshairy armpits, but ‘it’ actually, but ‘it’ actually
became quite-a-sensation within the last few years.became quite-a-sensation within the last few years.
What is ‘it’?What is ‘it’?
2.2.
173. Celebrating the breaking of the longest winningCelebrating the breaking of the longest winning
streak….what was the occasion?streak….what was the occasion?
3.3.
180. It was earlier thought that this ‘move’ might upsetIt was earlier thought that this ‘move’ might upset
people by showing offpeople by showing off hairy armpitshairy armpits, but ‘it’ actually, but ‘it’ actually
became quite-a-sensation within the last few years.became quite-a-sensation within the last few years.
What is ‘it’?What is ‘it’?
2.2.
182. Celebrating the breaking of the longest winningCelebrating the breaking of the longest winning
streak….what was the occasion?streak….what was the occasion?
3.3.
183. Australia II won the 1983Australia II won the 1983
America’s CupAmerica’s Cup
190. • 18 questions
• Each question carries 10
marks
• Infinite Bounce
191. Every team will get the chance to pounce in any
5 questions out of 18
Score : +10 (for a correct one)
-10 (for a wrong one)
192. Despite winning 9 medals at the global stage,Despite winning 9 medals at the global stage,
including golds in successive Worldincluding golds in successive World
Championships, in 2010 and 2011, which ‘WorldChampionships, in 2010 and 2011, which ‘World
no. 1’ finally broke his jinx of winning theno. 1’ finally broke his jinx of winning the
National title in December, 2013?National title in December, 2013?
1.1.
195. After going through 5,164 stone steps and many steepAfter going through 5,164 stone steps and many steep
ascents and descents,ascents and descents,
Jorge Maravilla (USA), Dimitris TheodorakakosJorge Maravilla (USA), Dimitris Theodorakakos
(Greece) and Jonathan Wyatt (NZ) crossed the finish(Greece) and Jonathan Wyatt (NZ) crossed the finish
line together in record time(3:09:18) in the 2013line together in record time(3:09:18) in the 2013
edition.edition.
What is being talked about?What is being talked about?
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2.2.
196.
197.
198. The Great Wall Marathon, ChinaThe Great Wall Marathon, China
199. While reporting about an Olympic event,While reporting about an Olympic event,
Sports Illustrated’s David Epstein wrote,Sports Illustrated’s David Epstein wrote,
“ …“ … is best told, perhaps, in 16 letters:is best told, perhaps, in 16 letters:
WR, NR, PB, PB, PB, NR, SB, PB”WR, NR, PB, PB, PB, NR, SB, PB”..
Which particular event is being referred to?Which particular event is being referred to?
3.3.
200.
201. Men’s 800 m. at the LondonMen’s 800 m. at the London
Olympics, 2012Olympics, 2012
202. According to the record-books, KumarAccording to the record-books, Kumar
Ranjitsinghji was the 1Ranjitsinghji was the 1stst
Indian to score aIndian to score a
century with a red ball. Sanjay Manjrekar is thecentury with a red ball. Sanjay Manjrekar is the
11stst
Indian to score a century withIndian to score a century with
a white ball.a white ball.
Who is the 1Who is the 1stst
Indian to score a centuryIndian to score a century
with pink ball?with pink ball?
4.4.
205. Golfing fraternity has been rocked by flurry of quotesGolfing fraternity has been rocked by flurry of quotes
from furious LPGA players over this amateur golfer,from furious LPGA players over this amateur golfer,
with a famous surname, hogging the limelight bywith a famous surname, hogging the limelight by
appearing in this mag-cover. Stacy Lewis, a formerappearing in this mag-cover. Stacy Lewis, a former
No. 1 told, “No. 1 told, “It’s frustrating for female golfers. It’s kind
of the state of where we’ve always been…..But at the
same time you’d like to see a little respect for the
women’s game”.”.
What is the famous surname of Pauline?What is the famous surname of Pauline?
(Vis of the cover – next slide)(Vis of the cover – next slide)
5.5.
206.
207.
208. Paulina Gretzky – daughter ofPaulina Gretzky – daughter of
Wayne Gretzky Wayne Gretzky
209. This noted EuropeanThis noted European
physicist was awardedphysicist was awarded
the Nobel Prize in 1932 ‘the Nobel Prize in 1932 ‘forfor
the creation of quantumthe creation of quantum
mechanicsmechanics’.’.
Which famous sports entityWhich famous sports entity
will you find today at thewill you find today at the
postal address bearing hispostal address bearing his
name?name?
6.6.
212. (A) is currently in use. But, since 2011, it has(A) is currently in use. But, since 2011, it has
been proposed to use (B) instead of (A).been proposed to use (B) instead of (A).
Who? Where?Who? Where?
7.7.
213.
214. Logo of European TourLogo of European Tour
A – Harry Vardon, B – Seve Ballesteros
215. What is so special about this pictogram?What is so special about this pictogram?
8.8.
216.
217. These are the 9 sports that wereThese are the 9 sports that were
played in the first ever Modernplayed in the first ever Modern
Olympics in 1896.Olympics in 1896.
218. There have only been four persons, officially,There have only been four persons, officially,
assigned for this job. The first to do this wasassigned for this job. The first to do this was
Carl Peterson, followed by his son Arno. DougCarl Peterson, followed by his son Arno. Doug
Boffey did it for 25 years. Currently, it is beingBoffey did it for 25 years. Currently, it is being
done by Louise St. Jacques.done by Louise St. Jacques.
Which high-precision job are they performingWhich high-precision job are they performing
since 1906-07? since 1906-07?
9.9.
221. How would you connect this best-selling mangaHow would you connect this best-selling manga
series (A) with this legendary sportscaster (B)?series (A) with this legendary sportscaster (B)?
10.10.
224. Named after its first patron, it is one of the oldestNamed after its first patron, it is one of the oldest
multipurpose sports complex of the world. Amongmultipurpose sports complex of the world. Among
the initial sports offered here were realthe initial sports offered here were real
tennis, Eton Fives, rackets, lawn tennis, football,tennis, Eton Fives, rackets, lawn tennis, football,
rugby and athletics. Cricket was also played butrugby and athletics. Cricket was also played but
not as an organized sport.not as an organized sport.
Identify this prestigious venue, well knownIdentify this prestigious venue, well known
because of an annual sporting event.because of an annual sporting event.
11.11.
227. XX was a star of Indian athletics in the 1960s and thewas a star of Indian athletics in the 1960s and the
1970s. He became a double gold medalist in discus1970s. He became a double gold medalist in discus
throwing in the 1966 and 1970 Asian Games holdingthrowing in the 1966 and 1970 Asian Games holding
the Games record of 56.76 metres. He also won silverthe Games record of 56.76 metres. He also won silver
in the 1966 Commonwealth Games in Kingston and inin the 1966 Commonwealth Games in Kingston and in
the 1974 Asian Games in Tehran.the 1974 Asian Games in Tehran.
Y, his namesake, is currently out of favour with theY, his namesake, is currently out of favour with the
national selectors. After making his ODI debut vsnational selectors. After making his ODI debut vs
Pakistan in 2007, he has played 6 tests and 68 ODIs.Pakistan in 2007, he has played 6 tests and 68 ODIs.
Identify X & Y.Identify X & Y.
12.12.
230. At the recently concluded Winter Olympics at Sochi,At the recently concluded Winter Olympics at Sochi,
Tina Maze won Slovenia’s first ever Winter OlympicsTina Maze won Slovenia’s first ever Winter Olympics
gold medal by winning the women’s alpine skiinggold medal by winning the women’s alpine skiing
downhill competition.downhill competition.
What unusual ‘first’ was associated with that event?What unusual ‘first’ was associated with that event?
13.13.
231.
232. Tie for the gold medal with Maze andTie for the gold medal with Maze and
Swiss skier Dominique GisinSwiss skier Dominique Gisin
233. Harold Charles, eldest son of a decorator fromHarold Charles, eldest son of a decorator from
Lancashire, landed at a small sportswear companyLancashire, landed at a small sportswear company
‘Messrs. Bucks’ and started working as a travelling‘Messrs. Bucks’ and started working as a travelling
salesman. In 1924, aged 22, he decided to take asalesman. In 1924, aged 22, he decided to take a
plunge into the wholesale market and teamed upplunge into the wholesale market and teamed up
with his brother Wallace.with his brother Wallace.
Which companyWhich company
did thosedid those
brothers form?brothers form?
14.14.
236. Till date, it has been recorded 55 times, performedTill date, it has been recorded 55 times, performed
by 23 persons. 1by 23 persons. 1stst
one took place in 1950 at Monacoone took place in 1950 at Monaco
and the latest one happened in 2014 at Malaysia. Butand the latest one happened in 2014 at Malaysia. But
these three gentlemen form a very exclusive club.these three gentlemen form a very exclusive club.
Put funda.Put funda.
15.15.
237.
238. Grand Chelem or Grand Slam inGrand Chelem or Grand Slam in
consecutive racesconsecutive races
•Alberto AscariAlberto Ascari : (German GP and Dutch GP
in 1952)
•Jim ClarkJim Clark : (Dutch GP and French GP in
1963)
•Sebastian VettelSebastian Vettel : (Singapore GP and Korean
GP in 2013).
239. Name this prestigious award presented annuallyName this prestigious award presented annually
by the USA Swimming Foundation, to honour theby the USA Swimming Foundation, to honour the
swimmers’ achievements over the last year.swimmers’ achievements over the last year.
16.16.
242. Something, not very glorious, began withSomething, not very glorious, began with
Malcolm Spence(A) and came to an end with (B).Malcolm Spence(A) and came to an end with (B).
Explain.Explain.
17.17.
243.
244. South Africa’s ban from the OlympicsSouth Africa’s ban from the Olympics
on grounds of apartheid.on grounds of apartheid.
A – Malcolm Spence’s Bronze Medal in 1960 in
the 400m event; B – Wayne Ferreira and Piet
Norval, winners of the Silver Medal in the
Tennis Doubles event in 1992.
245. The chief protagonist of this tv-series of theThe chief protagonist of this tv-series of the
1980s was Bernard Samson, a middle-aged and1980s was Bernard Samson, a middle-aged and
somewhat jaded intelligence officer working forsomewhat jaded intelligence officer working for
the British Secret Intelligence Service (MI6).the British Secret Intelligence Service (MI6).
The tv-series, an adaptation of a literary trilogy,The tv-series, an adaptation of a literary trilogy,
shares its name with that of the trilogy.shares its name with that of the trilogy.
Just identify the tv-series.Just identify the tv-series.
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18.18.