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    Question 1: Mike Marshall and John Slatberger invented this sport in 1972.
    A. Orienteering
    B. Footbag
    C. Seven-man baseball
    D. Frisbee
    Question 2: He was a first round draft choice of the NFL Cardinals but he chose to play Major League Baseball. He is probably most famous for his home run in the 1988 World Series. Who is this two-sport legend?
    A. Gene Conley
    B. Deion Sanders
    C. Kirk Gibson
    D. Bo Jackson
    Question 3: This game is played on an icy, low friction surface. It is sort of a combination of bowling, shuffle board, and house sweeping.
    A. Hurling
    B. Curling
    C. Whirling
    D. Knurling
    Question 4: Chula and Pakpao are very popular in Thailand. Which statement best describes them?
    A. They are forms of kite fighting.
    B. They are forms of gymnastics native to Thailand.
    C. They are forms of mixed martial arts taught in Thailand and derived from Chinese style kung fu.
    D. They are forms of kick boxing developed in Thailand (Siam).
    Question 5: In 1954 Alan Blake of Southsea, England invented octopush which is an underwater form of hockey.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 6: In 1961Ludwig von Bersuda was looking for a game that would also be a good conditioning sport. What sport did he invent?
    A. Bo-stethnics
    B. Underwater (American rules) football
    C. Underwater rugby
    D. Underwater soccer
    Question 7: Although this sport originated in Cypress Gardens, Florida, it was further developed by Australians. The sport has three categories: tricks, jumping and slalom.
    A. Nitrox diving
    B. Nitrox swimming
    C. Speed snorkeling
    D. Barefoot waterskiing
    Question 8: Which of these sports is not a form of basketball?
    A. Penague
    B. Rezball
    C. Korfball
    D. Netball
    Question 9: In the 1970s the Swiss biologist Hermann Brandt developed a sport which would depend on teamwork and would not involve the terrible injuries that are so common in other sports. What sport did he invent?
    A. Canopying
    B. Tchoukball
    C. Orienteering
    D. Netball
    Question 10: Kadima is a paddle sport in which the object is to cooperate with another person and see how many times you can hit a ball to each other without it hitting the ground. Where was this sport developed?
    A. China
    B. Peru
    C. Russia
    D. Israel
    Question 11: What two gymnasts tied for the uneven bar gold at the 2003 World Gymnastics Championships?
    A. Carly Patterson and Nastia Liukin
    B. Courntey Kupets and Terrin Humphry
    C. Annia Hatch and Carlinia Ponor
    D. Hollie Vise and Chellesie Memmel
    Question 12: Who is the 2005 Womens Sr. National Gymnastics Champion in the all-around?
    A. Mary Lou Retton
    B. Nastia Liukin
    C. Shannon Miller
    D. Cathy Rigby
    Question 13: Paul and Morgan Hamm made history in 2000 for which of these?
    A. Being the first brothers ever to compete together in the Olympics
    B. Being the youngest people ever to compete in the Olympics
    C. Being the first set of twins to compete for USA in Gymnastics
    D. They did not make history in 2000, as did not start competing until 2001
    Question 14: In 1984, who became the first American ever to win the all-around title at the Olympics?
    A. Paul Hamm
    B. Bret Conor
    C. Mary Lou Retton
    D. Carly Patterson
    Question 15: Which of the following gymnasts was not on the 2004 US Olympic Gymnastics team?
    A. Paul Hamm
    B. Carly Patterson
    C. Blaine Wilson
    D. Shannon Miller