Did You Know? The FIFA World Cup

The video provides an overview of the FIFA World Cup, organized by FIFA since 1930, with exceptions during WWII. It highlights the Women's World Cup, first held in 1991 and won by the USA. Unlike the Olympic football event, the World Cup allows both professional and amateur players. The World Cup is a prestigious event, drawing billions of viewers and offering players a chance to become national heroes.

When was the first FIFA World Cup held, and which country won it?

• 1930, Uruguay

• 1934, Italy

• 1942, Germany

• 1938, Brazil

Which country won the inaugural Women's World Cup in 1991?

• Norway

• China

• United States

• Germany

What is a key difference between the FIFA World Cup and the Olympic football tournament?

• The World Cup is only for players under 23.

• The World Cup has no age or amateur restrictions.

• The World Cup is held every two years.

• The World Cup is only for amateur players.

What opportunity does the FIFA World Cup provide to top football players?

• To join a new club

• To win a gold medal

• To become national heroes

• To play in the Olympics

How is the FIFA World Cup viewed globally?

• It is a minor event with limited viewership.

• It is a regional event with some interest.

• It is the most popular sporting event with billions of viewers.

• It is only popular in Europe.