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4. It was the last Olympics to issue solid gold medals. Japan
became the first Asian nation to have participated in this
Games. It was the only city which gave bid for the games.
The games were the first to have art competitions and
the first to feature the decathlon and pentathlon both
won by Jim Thorpe, women's diving and women's
swimming. Electric timing was introduced in athletics.
Which Olympics am I talking about?

6. Identify
this
hi
legendary
footballer
f b ll
of Kolkata
Maidan.
M id

7. Shibdas Bhaduri

8. This American swimmer was one of the most decorated
Olympians in history, winning 12 medals, including 8 gold
medals (all relay), from 1992 to 2004 Summer Olympics
the most for any female Olympic swimmer in history. At
age 31, she was the oldest member of the 2004 U.S.
Swimming and Diving team, competing in her fourth
Olympics in Athens. She was named by the Swimming
World magazine as the Female World Swimmer of the
Year in 1998. Name this great swimmer.

9. Jenny Thompson

10. After her success in the Women’s 1500 mt. race
in Barcelona Games, Queen Noor of Jordan
wrote to her‐“Your victory in Barcelona is a
victory for all Arab women. It gives hope for the
progress of the Arab women”. Who is this
athlete?

11. Hassiba Boulmerka of Algeria.

12. This is a French term means ‐ ‘To rescue’. This
word is applied in sports like ‐ Judo, Taekwondo,
Rowing, Canoeing, Kayaking, Cycling etc. What is
the term ?

14. What was ‘Mickey Cricket’, launched
Mickey Cricket
during the 2012 IPL ?

15. Mumbai Indians’ team merchandise range
for kids.

16. Who is the only player to have won all four Boys’
Boys
Grand Slams ?

17. Stefan Edberg of Sweden.

18. This Russian gymnast held the record for men for the
most Olympic medals at 15 (7 gold, 5 silver, 3 bronze)
until Michael Phelps surpassed him at the Beijing
Summer Olympics. He is the third athlete (male or
female) in cumulative Olympic medals after Michael
Phelps and Larisa Latynina. He took the Olympic Oath for
athletes at the Moscow Olympics. He married another
famous Soviet gymnast two time Olympic champion
gymnast, two‐time
Lyubov Burda. Name this legendary gymnast.

19. Nikolai Andrianov.

20. Identify
these
trophies.

22. Which legendary US athlete was the first
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Chairman of the Laureus World Sports Academy?

23. Edwin Moses.

24. Waldi was the first dog designed by Otl Aicher
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which became the Olympic mascot in which
Games?

26. Name the seventh country after Albania, Cuba,
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Ethiopia, Madagascar, Nicaragua, and Seychelles
which boycotted the 1988 Olympics in Seoul?

27. North Korea.

28. This Russian athlete was the president of the
p
Ukrainian Olympic Committee and the Ukrainian
Minister for Youth and Sports. In 1972 he won
both the 100 m and 200 m sprint events at the
Munich Games. Identify him.

29. Valeriy Borzov.

30. What is the name of this traditional Indian sport?
What is the name of this traditional Indian sport?

31. Jallikattu or Eruthazhuvuthal or Manju Virattu
(Tamilnadu).

32. In the Seoul Olympics, he beat the hot favourite
y p ,
Matt Biondi by 1/100th of a second in the men’s
100mt. butterfly final and thus won his country’s
first ever gold in Olympics. Can you identify him?

33. Anthony Nesty of Suriname.

34. Name the first black sportsperson who became
the brand ambassador of Adidas.

35. Jesse Owens.

36. This American athlete was the four‐time Olympic
Champion in his sport. He was the first track and
field athlete to win a gold medal in the same
individual event in four consecutive Olympics. He
carried the Olympic flag in the 1984 Olympics
and then carried Olympic flame into the stadium
in the
i th 1996 Ol Olympics. Wh i thi l
i Who is this legendary
d
athlete?

37. Alfred Oerter Jr. (Discuss Throw).

38. He was widely known as 'Pocket Dynamo'. The
principal of Kolhapur's Rajaram College Mr
College, Mr.
Khardekar, mortgaged his house for a sum of Rs.
7,000 to pay for his travelling cost. Local
shopkeepers from his village presented him with
groceries and other items of use. Delhi have a
stadium named after him. Name this Olympian.

39. Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav.

40. Identify
this
goal‐machine.

41. Edinson Cavani of Uruguay and Napoli.

42. What is the ‘Liberty Bell Classic’ associated with
Liberty Classic
the Olympic Games?

43. Olympic Boycott Games.
An event held in Philadelphia in 1980,
participated b th 29 b
ti i t d by the boycotting countries of
tti ti f
the American‐led boycott of the 1980 Moscow
Olympics.
Olympics

44. In the Montreal Games, Taro Aso was a member
,
of the Japanese shooting team. 32 years later, he
achieved something very special. What was his
claim to fame in 2008?

45. He was elected as the Prime Minister of
Japan.

46. He is the only male player to have won both the
y p y
singles and doubles gold medals in the same
Olympic Games. Identify this tennis player.

48. It is one of the oldest names on the F‐1 grid.
Between 1962 and 1978 it won six drivers’
championships and seven constructors’ titles.
Automobile designer, engineer and racer Colin
Chapman was the founder of this company. Can
you name this F‐1 team?

50. What is the name of this logo?
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51. Modern Spin.

52. This company was established in 1911. It
originally started by making clothing The
clothing.
company's primary product was originally
underwear, before moving into sportswear in the
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1970s. Now it is owned and operated from South
Korea since a takeover in 2007. Name this
company.

54. Identify
This
Cricketer.

55. Eknath Solkar

56. This map shows the participating countries of
which world famous sporting event?

59. He was the member of three Olympic gold medal winning
teams, in London (1948), Helsinki (1952) and Melbourne
, ( ), ( )
(1956). He lit the Sacred Flame at the Asian Games 1982
held at New Delhi. In 2006, he was named the Best Sikh
Hockey Player of All Times Also in a poll conducted in
Times. Also,
the year 1982 he was adjudged to be the Player of the
Century. Identify this legendary hockey player.

60. Balbir Singh (Sr.)

61. This super heavyweight weightlifter weighing
160 kg. won the 1972 and 1976 Olympics golds.
He had set 80world records and 81 Soviet Union
records. Sports Illustrated (issue date: April 14,
1975) termed him “The world’s Strongest man”
him‐“The man”.
Who is this Olympian ?

62. Vasily Ivanovich
Alekseyev
y

63. Which two life love‐birds turned couple won the
gold medals in the same event for both men’s
and women’s in the 1992 Games?

64. Susi Susanti
Susi Susanti
and
Alan Budi Kusuma

65. In 1960’s Olympics, he became the first non‐
American since Canadian Percy Williams in1928
to win the Olympic 100 metres. He was also one
of the first track stars to be affected by the
y
rivalry between Adidas and Puma. Can you name
this sprinter?

66. Armin Hary

67. During the inaugural edition of IPL he had played
for Mumbai Indians and represented the Deccan
Chargers side i th next t
Ch id in the t two seasons. H was
He
roped in after the Aussie pacer Mitchell Johnson
failed to recover from a toe injury and ruled out
from this edition. Can you identify this player?

68. Dwayne Smith

69. Identify the sport

70. Lacrosse

71. Identify the logo ,
name the NBA team.

73. After the successes in the Mexico Olympics, this
athlete enrolled his name in the NFL for Miami
Dolphins. Unfortunately, he did not have the
football skills to match his speed and spent on
the practice squad He was given the nickname
squad.
"Oops" due to his lack of football skill. Who is
this athlete?

74. Jim Hines

75. He once opened the attack for Warwickshire He
Warwickshire.
has worked with some of the biggest names in
sports, from Sir Viv Richards to Greg Norman to
Brian Lara. He has interviewed Dhoni, Dravid
and Laxman for his book ‘Think Like a
Champion’. Can you identify this legend?

76. Dr. Rudi Webster

77. He
H was th ti k
the timekeeper f R
for Roger BBannister's
it '
historic four‐minute mile. This British athlete
was the Olympic champion in 1924 in the 100
metres sprint, which was depicted in the 1981
movie Chariots of Fire. His younger brother Sir
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Sidney ………… was also a British Olympic long
jumper. Who is this legendary figure?

78. Harold Abrahams

79. “Epic. It goes to show you that not only is this
guy the greatest swimmer of all time and the
greatest Olympian of all time, he's may be the
t t Ol i f ll ti h ' b th
greatest athlete of all time. He's the greatest
racer who ever walked the planet. Who said
racer who ever walked the planet ” Who said
this about Michael Phelps?

80. Mark Spitz

81. Why the Romanian
gymnast Andreea
Răducan came in
news in Sydney,
y y,
2000?

82. She was the first gymnast to be stripped
of a medal after testing positive.
f d l f i ii

83. This American athlete was the first to run
under 11 seconds in an Olympic Games As a 19‐
Games.
year‐old, she finished 5th in the 100 mt. event
at the 1976 Olympics. At the 1988 Olympics, she
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was the flag bearer for the United States team
at the Opening Ceremony. Name this sprinter.

84. Evelyn Ashford

85. John Ian Wing, the British resident of Chinese
descent was a 17 year old apprentice carpenter
in Australia. I 1956 j
i A li In just d
days b f
before the closing
h l i
ceremony of the Games, he wrote an
anonymous letter to the IOC which created a
new tradition and brought global unity. What
was his claim to fame?

86. He suggested that the
athletes from all
countries should
mingle during the
i l d i th
closing parade.

87. This influential athlete
revolutionized one of the
techniques which adopted by
almost all athlete of his event
today. At the 1968 Olympics,
he took the gold medal and set
g
a new Olympic record,
displaying the potential of the
new technique Who is this
technique.
legend?

89. What nickname was
What nickname was
given to these 1960’s
Manchester United
football team?

90. Busby Babes
Busby Babes
after their
legendary
manager‐ Matt
Busby

91. Identify this
y
winter
Olympic
sport

92. Bobsleigh

93. Christa Luding‐
Christa Luding
Rothenburger of
East Germany
East Germany
became the first
and only athlete at
Seoul in 1988. What
was her claim to
fame?
f ?

94. She won Olympic medals at the Summer and
Sh Ol i d l t th S d
Winter Olympics in the same year. She adds
cycling silver to the speed skating gold she won
earlier in the Winter Olympics in Calgary.

96. It was last done by
Argentina’s Daniel
Bertoni in 1978 World
Bertoni in 1978 World
Cup. Who did it last in
2010 and what I am
0 0a d at a
talking about?

97. •Andres Iniesta of
Spain.
•Both of them scored
the winning goal in
the winning goal in
the extra‐time against
the same opponent
the Netherlands.

98. This Belarusian and former Soviet gymnast was
arguably the greatest male gymnast of all time.
He is the only male gymnast ever to have won a
world title on all 8 events. At the 1992 Olympics,
he won 6 of 8 events more than any other
gymnast in Olympic history and became the most
successful athlete at the 1992 Summer Olympics.

99. Vitaly Scherbo

101. Name the last one of this group.

103. Connect.

104. The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson
London
He received the flag from Mayor of Beijing Guo
Jinlong, which was entitled "From London, 'With
g, ,
a whole Lotta love”.

105. Connect.

107. Who is the fourth and last footballer in this
series of W ld C stars?
i f World Cup ?

108. Gabriel Batistuta.
Batistuta
All of them scored 2 hattricks in the Final
round of World Cup
Cup.

109. Connect.

110. All of them won both the 200 and 400m.
races in the same Olympics.

111. Connect.

112. All of them won gold medals in Montreal
Olympics and later went on to become
professional world champions.

113. Who is the last person in this series.

114. Boris Gelfand.

115. Connect.

116. All of them were dismissed in ‘Mankaded’
rule of run out in Tests

117. Name the fourth person of this group
group.

118. Carl Lewis.
Carl Lewis
All of them won 9 gold medals.

119. Identify the Olympian who is the last in this
exclusive series.

120. Ben Johnson.
All of their gold medals were stripped in 1988 Olympics.
f h i ld d l i di Ol i
They are‐ Angell Guenchev (weight‐lifting, 1988, Bulgaria,
67.5 kg. category), Mitko Grablev (weight‐lifting,
Bulgaria, 56 kg. category), Andor Szanyi (weightlifting,
Hungary, 100 kg category) and Ben Johnson (100 mt.
race, Canada).
race Canada)

121. Connect.

122. All of them accomplished a ‘The Career Boxed
Set’ or ‘Grand Slam Boxed Set’ in‐women’s
singles, women's d bl and mixed d bl
i l ' doubles d i d doubles.
The Career Boxed set is winning the same set of
all possible grand slam titles over the course of
an entire career.
The players are‐ Doris Hart (1 time), Margaret
p y ( ) g
Court (2 times) and Martina Navratilova (1 time).

123. Connect in respect of London 2012.

124. It was their seventh consecutive
appearance at this Games
Games.

125. Connect.

126. They were the members of the Uruguay's
1924 and 1928 Olympic gold‐medal
winning teams and the 1930’s World Cup
champion team
team.

127. Connect.

128. Mo Farah, the Somalia born‐British athlete adopted the move
following a television appearance in May 2012 opposite sports
presenter Clare Balding in the show ‘A League of Their Own’. The
host of the show suggested to the panelists that they should think of
a new dance to mark Farah's winning celebration and Balding
Farah s
subsequently came up with the "Mobot". While demonstrating it for
the first time, she indicated that the part of the move intended to
represent the "M" in "Mo" was inspired by the dance of "Y.M.C.A.",
a popular song by the Village People.

129. Connect th
C t these i
images with a t
ith tennis personality.
i lit

130. Paul Annacone.
He was the coach of both Sampras and Federer
when they surpassed Roy Emerson and Pete
Sampras in 2000 and 2012’s Wimbledon.

131. Connect.

132. Olympic medalist and acted in the role of Tarzan.
Tarzan
They were‐ Johnny Weissmuller, Buster Crabbe
and Bruce Bennett (a.k.a Herman Brix).
( )

133. Connect.

134. All of their siblings‐ Mike Bryan, Alistair
Brownlee, Venus Williams and Peter Chambers
won medals in London Olympics.

135. Connect.

136. Euro Cup Football‐2012.
1) Henri Delaunay (founder of the European Cup football
H iD l (f d f h E C f b ll
tournament & the trophy is named after him), 2) Spain
(the winner of 2012), 3) Logo of the 1978 FIFA World Cup
(‘Adidas Tango 12’ is the official match ball of this
tournament which was first used in the 1978 FIFA World
Cup) 4) Wycinanki (a Polish version of the art form of
paper cutting)

138. Identify this
Id tif thi
legendary Indian
cricket
cricket
administrator

139. N.K.P. Salve, the Congress leader and
p
president of BCCI (1982–1985)
( )

140. This American took part in the 1976
Summer Olympics in Montreal at
16. In the Los Angeles Olympics,
with record scores and leads over
his opponents, he won gold medals
in two events. In his autobiography‐
‘Breaking the Surface’, he disclosed
‘B ki th S f ’ h di l d
to the world that he was HIV
positive, having been diagnosed a
few months before the Seoul
Games. Who is this Olympian?

142. Identify this trophy

144. Before he signed up for F‐1, he was a Royal Australian Air
Force flight mechanic, who also ran a small engineering
workshop. At the Cooper Car racing team, he put his
racing and engineering skills to full use and won the
world titles in 1959 and 1960 In 1962 he established his
1960. 1962,
own racing team after his name with fellow Aussie
friend‐ Ron Tauranac. In 1966, he became the only man
to i the F‐1
t win th F 1 world titl b d i i hi own cars. N
ld title by driving his Name
this legendary F‐1 driver.

146. For the first time this sports meet was held in
1985. The meet was initially staged biennially
(every odd year), to allow for an international
(every odd year) to allow for an international
championship‐level meet in the non‐Olympic and
non World Championships years. Now it is held in
non‐World Championships years. Now it is held in
every four years. The last edition of it was held in
Irvine. Name this sports meet.

147. The Pan Pacific Swimming Championships

148. He was the Indian national champion in 1991 and
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1992 and reached main stage of the 1990 All
England Open Badminton Championships, the
only deaf person to do so. He has won 12 golds
and been singles champion at the Deaflympics
from 1989 to 2001 and was named 'Deaflympian
Deaflympian
of the Century' by the Comité International des
Sports des Sourds (International Committee of
Deaf Sports) in 2001. Identify this player.

149. Rajeev Bagga

150. Identify this
y
football club

152. He was the goalkeeper of the Pak hockey team
and awarded ‘Man of the Match’ in the historic
Delhi Asiad Final against India in 1982 in which
India’s Mir Ranjan Negi conceded 7 goals! Can
you name the Pak keeper?

153. Shahid Ali
Khan, the Pak
Hockey coach

154. Kim Clijsters is the second mother to have
won any Grand Slam (US Open) title in
won any Grand Slam (US Open) title in
2010. Who was the first to have achieved
that feat in1980 in the Wimbledon?
that feat in1980 in the Wimbledon?

155. Evonne
Goolagong
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156. He almost died after
suffering cardiac
arrest in an FA Cup
tie in 2012. He got
ti i 2012 H t
the honor to carry
the Olympic flame in
the Olympic flame in
this Games for
Congo. Name this
g
footballer who was
lying.

158. He is Eric Robert
Rudolph. With
p
which Olympic
Games do you
associate this
h
person?

159. Atlanta Games in 1996.
•He detonated a bomb during the Centennial
•He detonated a bomb during the Centennial
Olympic Park, which killed two and injured 111
others.

160. What is the name
of this sports
f h
equipment?
(Give the specific
(Give the specific
answer!)

161. Putter
It is a club used in golf to make relatively
short and low‐speed strokes with the
short and low‐speed strokes with the
intention of rolling the ball into the hole

162. Which two
runners were
runners were
associated in
this race?

163. Zola Budd (Great Britain) and Mary Decker
Zola Budd (Great Britain) and Mary Decker
Slaney (USA) at the Los Angeles Games, 1984
in 3000 mt. final

164. This Georgian is the only chess player in history
who has won nine Chess Olympiads. She was
who has won nine Chess Olympiads She was
the second woman, after Gaprindashvili, to be
awarded the Grandmaster in 1984. Identify this
awarded the Grandmaster in 1984. Identify this
chess player.

165. Maia Chiburdanidze

166. Identify the surface

167. Deco Turf, in the Arthur Ashe Stadium, US Open.

168. Chekrovolu Swuro
Chekrovolu Swuro
is the latest who
represented India
p
in Olympics from
Nagaland. Who
was the last in the
1948 Games in
London?

169. T. Ao, the captain
of the Indian
football team
football team

170. This South African javelin thrower had played
This South African javelin thrower had played
one Women's Test cricket and 17 Women's ODI
matches for South Africa between 2000 and
2002. Then she changed the course of her career
and became a javelin thrower. She went on to
win bronze at the IAAF World Championships in
i b h IAAF W ld Ch i hi i
Daegu, South Korea in 2011. This time she
participated in this Games. Can you name this
participated in this Games Can you name this
athlete?

171. Sunette Stella
Viljoen

172. Logo of which team.

174. Why Kami Craig
of USA came in
f
news in this
Games?

175. She grabbed the suit of a Spanish player in a
water polo match that brings the wardrobe
l h h bi h d b
malfunction in Olympics

176. Prior to the
Prior to the
London Games,
this Greek Triple
this Greek Triple‐
jumper became
the first athlete in
the history of
Olympics who was
expelled. What
ll d Wh t
was her fault?

177. For her racial Twitter message

178. Perhaps for the first time in any recorded First
Class, Test, ODI or T‐20 game, it happened in the
first match on April 27, 2009 between Knight
fi t t h A il 27 2009 b t K i ht
Riders and Mumbai Indians match at the Port
Elizabeth. What I am talking about?
Elizabeth What I am talking about?

179. Brendon Mc Cullum
didn’t use pads while
keeping!
k i !

181. Identify this
Identify this
great Indian
sports
personality

182. Nisha Millet, the swimmer

183. Which
Olympian is
Ol i i
the owner of
these two
these two
dogs?

184. The dogs of Andy Murray

186. Written Round.
6 questions.
5 points for each correct answer.
All the answers are related to a central theme.
Theme answer can be given after each question
question.
Only one chance will be given for the theme answer.
The point schemes for the theme answer are as follows :
1st: +30/‐25, 2nd: +25/‐20, 3rd: +20/‐15,
30/ 25 25/ 20 20/ 15
4th: +15/‐10, 5th: +10/‐5, 6th: +5

187. This Olympic stadium was d i
Thi Ol i di designed b R
d by‐Roger
Talliber. It was called‐ ‘The Big O’ or ‘The Big
Mistake
Mistake’. In Dec 2006 its cost was finally paid
Dec,
which amounted to $ 1.61 billion. It is the first
stadium which has the retractable roof. It has the
world’s tallest inclined towers measuring 175 mt.
In which city it is situated? or Which Olympic
Games happened here?

190. I was born on 23rd June, 1940 at Tennessee. I was
the 20th of 22 children of my railway porter
father. I was adorably called‐ ‘The Tennessee
Tornado’. The Italians called me‐ ‘The Black
Gazelle’. Identify
G ll ’ Id tif me.

191. Wilma Rudolph.

192. Victor Boin of Belgium won silver in water‐polo
in 1908, a bronze in 1912 in team fencing in
1920. Overall he took part in swimming, ice‐
skating, ice‐hockey, flying and motor‐cycling.
Later he went on to become the President of the
Belgian Olympic Committee. What was his claim
to fame in the Antwerp Games?

193. ‘The Athletes Oath’ was first taken by him.

194. Gosta Lilleiehook of Sweden won the inaugural
event at Stockholm The women’s section was
Stockholm. women s
started in 2000. This event has happened for the
last time in the recently concluded London
y
Games. Which event I am talking about?

195. The Modern Pentathlon.

196. When he was 16, he began working in a Bata
shoe f
h factory. He i the only Olympic athlete
is h l l i hl
whose statue appears at the Musée Olympique,
Lausanne.
Lausanne Name this Olympic legend
legend.

197. Emil Zátopek.

198. Connect.

199. Vanderlei Cordeiro de Lima.

200. 1) The 2004 Olympics at Athens.
2) Brazilian beach volleyball player Emanuel Rego
(He
(H won the gold medal at the 2004 Ol
h ld d l h Olympics
i
who wanted to give his gold medal to him).
3) Cornelius Horan (this defrocked Irish priest
stopped him in the Athens Olympics Marathon
while he was leading convincingly).
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202. 1. The Olympic Stadium of Montreal –‘Francis: Le Stade
1 ‘Francis:
d’Olympique’ is located at the 4549 Baron Pierre de
Coubertin Avenue, Quebec, Canada.
2. Wilma Rudolph was born on 23rd June, 1940. The IOC
was created by Coubertin and Demetrios Vikelas on 23rd
y
June, 1894.
3.
3 The ‘Athlete’s Oath’ in Olympics was written by
Athlete s Oath
Coubertin.

203. 4. The format of Modern Pentathlon was designed by
Coubertin.
5. Emil Zátopek was later awarded the ‘Baron Pierre de
Coubertin Medal’ for his achievement in Olympics.
6. Vanderlei de Lima was awarded the ‘Baron Pierre de
Coubertin Medal’ for sportsmanship for that race.
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