1. ELECSA
presents
SPORTS QUIZ

2. H E ATS

3. Before we begin
• 30 questions in the heats.
• Using cell phones is foul worthy of a direct
RED card!

4. KICK OFF!

5. Q1.Donington  Jerez  Nurburgring
______?
Fill in the blank.

6. Q2.Whose picture has been
caricatured here?

7. Q3.Think Cricket
• People with this surname have played for at
least 5 countries, India, New Zealand, Kenya,
Canada and England.
• Which surname?

8. Q4.Indian cricket fans
would be familiar
with this one
What does extensive
stress on the
Lateral Epicondyle
lead to?

9. Q5.The New Zealand rugby team is known as
the All Blacks.
• What name is given to the New Zealand
basketball team?

10. Q6.ID this sportsman.
He played baseball
wearing the number 45
jersey, which his father
Larry wore.
He started his career in
the sport in 1993 and
ended it in 1996.
But he is a legend!

11. Q7. X ran out Bill Brown backing up in the
second Test.
• The Australian press strongly accused X of
being unsportsmanlike, though some
Australians, including Don Bradman, the
Australian captain at the time, defended X’s
actions.
• After this incident, if a batsman is given out
this way, he is said to have been ‘X’ed.

12. Q8. ID the pretty lady

13. Q9. X’s paternal family originates from Italy.
• At the age of 11, he was diagnosed with a
growth hormone deficiency.
• The club River Plate showed interest in X's
progress, but did not have enough money to
pay for treatment for his condition which cost
$900 a month.
• He therefore moved to Europe, where club Y
offered to pay for his treatment.
• ID X, Y.

14. Q10. X went to Hyderabad Public School, then
studied chemical engineering at Osmania
University in Hyderabad and later at the
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad.
• After graduation, he joined an advertising
agency and worked there for two years before
moving on to another two year stint in a
sports management company.
• He even had a reality show named after him.
• Who is X?

15. Q11. Connect

16. Q12. This is the
Indian _____
team.
• India is an
unbeaten
champion in this
sport, having won
4 World Cups,
most recently in
2011.
• ID the sport.

17. Q13. The first international match in this sport
was played in 1844 between the USA and
Canada.

18. Q14. ID X (on the left) and Y
• Y is more famous than X, although X,
nicknamed “The Beast”, is a legend in his own
right.
• Y is X’s nephew.

19. Q15. Connect

20. Q16. What is Barack Obama
holding here?

21. Q17.
Connect
and tell us
who is
missing
from this
list??

22. Q18.The only law of Cricket that has not had any
changes or modifications since the first match
is ___________

23. Q19. This five-time Olympic gold medalist is
making a comeback at London 2012 after
five years away from the sport.
• After winning two golds at the Athens
Olympics in 2004, he took a year away from
the sport before announcing his retirement
in November 2006.
• He returned to competition with the
Singapore World Cup meet on 4-5
November, and now plans to take part in
further meets in Beijing and Tokyo to qualify
for London 2012.

24. Q20. The only equipment needed for this sport
is a stone, a broom and shoes.

25. Q21. THINK!
• Advice given to girls
“Never marry tennis players. _______ means
nothing to them”
• FITB

26. Q22. The X was formed due to a deaf football
player who used sign language to
communicate and his team didn't want the
opposition to see the signals he used and in
turn gathered around him.

27. Q23. Wing Span – 201 cm
• Height - 193 cm
• Feet size – 14
• Average Speed-7.23 km/hr
• We are referring to ?

28. Q24. L’Equipe is printed on yellow paper.
• La Gazetta dello Sport is printed on pink
paper.
• What legacy in the world of sports stems from
the above mentioned facts?

29. Q25. FITB
• J Hudson & Co was founded in the 1870s in
Birmingham by Joseph Hudson (1848–1930)
and his brother James Hudson (1850–1888).
• This company is still active as ACME________,
which is the mostly widely used brand of
______ in the world.
• The ACME Thunderer model is used in the
Barclays Premier League.

30. Q. 26
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Q30
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