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Sports Management - 11/6

Total questions: 105

Worksheet time: 53mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following NFL franchises has six Super Bowls?

a)

Kansas City Chiefs

b)
Dallas Cowboys
c)
San Francisco 49ers
d)
Pittsburgh Steelers
2.

What city hosts the Kentucky Derby?

a)
Louisville
b)
Bowling Green
c)
Frankfort
d)
Lexington
3.

Which country has won the most World Cups?

a)
Brazil
b)
Argentina
c)
Germany
d)
Spain
4.

How many times has Tiger Woods won the Masters?

a)
7
b)
5
c)
10
d)
2
5.

How many Gold Medals did Michael Phelps win at the 2008 Beijing Olympics?

a)
5
b)
10
c)
12
d)
8
6.

Who has the most Grand Slam titles in Men's Tennis history?

a)
Roger Federer
b)
Rafael Nadal
c)
Novak Djokovic
d)
Andy Murray
7.

Which school has the most NCAA Football National Championships?

a)
The Ohio State University
b)
The University of Southern California
c)
The University of Alabama
d)
The University of Texas
8.

How many points is a safety worth in football?

a)
5
b)
2
c)
3
d)
1
9.

Who holds the record for the most home runs in a single MLB season?

a)

Babe Ruth

b)

Barry Bonds

c)

Hank Aaron

d)

Mickey Mantle

10.

Which country has won the most Olympic gold medals in basketball?

a)

USA

b)

Russia

c)

Spain

d)

Argentina

11.

Who has the most World Heavyweight Boxing titles?

a)

Muhammad Ali

b)

Mike Tyson

c)

Joe Louis

d)

Rocky Marciano

12.

Who holds the record for the most goals in a single FIFA World Cup tournament?

a)

Just Fontaine

b)

Gerd Müller

c)

Miroslav Klose

d)

Ronaldo

13.

Which of the following NBA teams has the most championships?

a)

San Antonio Spurs

b)

Boston Celtics

c)

Chicago Bulls

d)

Golden State Warriors

14.

Who has the most home runs in MLB history?

a)

Babe Ruth

b)

Barry Bonds

c)

Hank Aaron

d)

Willie Mays

15.

Which country has won the most number of gold medals in the Summer Olympics?

a)

USA

b)

China

c)

Russia

d)

Germany

16.

Who has the most number of Grand Slam titles in Women's Tennis history?

a)

Serena Williams

b)

Margaret Court

c)

Steffi Graf

d)

Martina Navratilova

17.

Who holds the record for the most number of goals in a single NHL season?

a)

Wayne Gretzky

b)

Mario Lemieux

c)

Brett Hull

d)

Phil Esposito

18.

Which country has won the most number of gold medals in the Winter Olympics?

a)

USA

b)

Norway

c)

Canada

d)

Germany

19.

Who has the most number of wins in Formula 1 history?

a)

Lewis Hamilton

b)

Michael Schumacher

c)

Sebastian Vettel

d)

Ayrton Senna

20.

Who holds the record for the most number of touchdowns in a single NFL season?

a)

Peyton Manning

b)

Tom Brady

c)

Drew Brees

d)

Aaron Rodgers

21.

Which country has won the most number of gold medals in the Rugby World Cup?

a)

New Zealand

b)

South Africa

c)

Australia

d)

England

22.

Who has the most number of wins in NASCAR history?

a)

Richard Petty

b)

David Pearson

c)

Jeff Gordon

d)

Dale Earnhardt

23.

Which country has won the most number of gold medals in the Cricket World Cup?

a)

Australia

b)

India

c)

England

d)

West Indies

24.

What annual sporting event is always held on Memorial Day?

a)
Indianapolis 500
b)
Kentucky Derby
c)
Super Bowl
d)
Daytona 500
25.

What number sits to the right of the number ‘20’ on a standard dartboard?

a)

20

b)

10

c)

5

d)

1

26.

Who was the first president to throw the ceremonial first pitch at a Major League Baseball game?

a)

Calvin Coolidge

b)
William Howard Taft
c)

Franklin D. Roosevelt

d)

Grover Cleveland

27.

How many minutes was the longest recorded point in the history of tennis?

a)
60 minutes
b)
29 minutes
c)
45 minutes
d)
15 minutes
28.

Which of the following NFL teams has never been to the Super Bowl?

a)
Cleveland Browns
b)

Minnesota Vikings

c)
Buffalo Bills
d)
New York Jets
29.

What state has no school in the NCAA?

a)

Hawaii

b)

Montana

c)

Wyoming

d)

Alaska

30.

Who was the first baseball player to appear on a Wheaties box?

a)
Lou Gehrig
b)
Babe Ruth
c)
Joe DiMaggio
d)
Mickey Mantle
31.

Who holds the record for the most number of points in a single NHL season?

a)

Wayne Gretzky

b)

Mario Lemieux

c)

Bobby Orr

d)

Gordie Howe

32.

Which skater was attacked by a hitman who was hired by her rival's husband?

a)
Michelle Kwan
b)
Nancy Kerrigan
c)
Tonya Harding
d)

Kristi Yamaguchi

33.

In what year did the White Sox throw the World Series?

a)
1920
b)
1917
c)
1921
d)
1919
34.

What are the "Twin Cities" that the Minnesota Twins are named after?

a)
Minneapolis and Duluth
b)
Minneapolis and St. Louis
c)
St. Paul and Chicago
d)
Minneapolis and St. Paul
35.

What is the record for red cards given in a single soccer game?

a)

36

b)

17

c)

41

d)

22

36.

Xavion can hit a corner 3

a)

True

b)

False

37.

What do the rings in the Olympics represent?

a)

The rings represent the elements of nature.

b)

The rings represent the Olympic values.

c)

The rings represent the Olympic sports.

d)

The rings represent the continents of the world.

38.

Who is better - Jordan or LeBron?

a)

MJ

b)

LeBron

39.

What is the most point Kobe Bryant ever scored in a single game?

a)

58

b)
75
c)

67

d)
81
40.

Outside what sports venue would you find “Rise Up,” the world’s largest freestanding sculpture of a bird?

a)

Wembley Stadium in London, England.

b)

Yankee Stadium in New York City.

c)

Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.

d)

Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.

41.

A large brown bear named Blades is the mascot of what Boston professional sports team?

a)
Boston Bruins
b)
Boston Red Sox
c)
Boston Celtics
d)
New England Patriots
42.

In the 1980s, "The Aint's" was a derisive nickname for what NFC South team that has a fleur-de-lis in its logo?

a)
New Orleans Saints
b)
Atlanta Falcons
c)
Carolina Panthers
d)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
43.

Also the name of an NFL team located about 300 miles from Boston, what is the name of the sports teams of Boston College?

a)
Boston College Hawks
b)
Boston College Eagles
c)
Boston College Falcons
d)
Boston College Cardinals
44.

What California sports team has a seal mascot appropriately named Lou Seal?

a)
San Francisco 49ers
b)
San Francisco Giants
c)

Los Angeles Chargers

d)

Los Angeles Clippers

45.

In January 2019, Nike announced that it would become the "exclusive provider of ... on-field uniforms" beginning with the 2020 season for what major American sports league?

a)
National Hockey League (NHL)
b)
National Football League (NFL)
c)
National Basketball Association (NBA)
d)
Major League Baseball (MLB)
46.

In the movie “Castaway,” what specific type of sports ball is Wilson, who serves as the companion of Tom Hanks’ character Chuck Noland?

a)

Volleyball

b)

Soccer ball

c)
Football
d)
Basketball
47.

Although timeouts, clock stoppages, and touchdowns make it last longer, what is the official duration of one quarter of NFL football?

a)
10 minutes
b)
30 minutes
c)
20 minutes
d)
15 minutes
48.

The Mustangs are the sports teams of what Dallas higher-education institution whose name reflects its founding by a Protestant Christian sect?

a)
University of Texas at Dallas
b)
Baylor University
c)
Texas Christian University
d)
Southern Methodist University
49.

The National Sports Act of Canada granted two different sports as the official sports of Canada. One is, unsurprisingly, hockey. What is the other?

a)
Cricket
b)
Basketball
c)
Soccer
d)
Lacrosse
50.

The Musketeers, who play in the NCAA's Big East Conference, are the sports teams of what private university located in Cincinnati?

a)
Xavier University
b)
University of Dayton
c)
Ohio State University
d)
University of Cincinnati
51.

"Pistol Pete" Maravich (1970) and Shaquille O'Neal both won player of the year honors while playing hoops for what university?

a)
University of North Carolina
b)
University of Kentucky
c)

Louisiana State University

d)

Duke University

52.

The Owls are the sports teams of what public Philadelphia university?

a)
Drexel University
b)
University of Pennsylvania
c)
Temple University
d)
Villanova University
53.

Appropriately given the STEM focus of the school, the sports teams of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are known by what professional-sounding name?

a)
Mathematicians
b)

Engineers

c)
Inventors
d)

Scientists

54.

It can be played indoors or outdoors. It's notable for attracting a wide range of ages and fitness levels. It combines elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong.

a)
What is underwater hockey?
b)
What is extreme hopscotch?
c)
What is pickleball?
d)
What is frisbee golf?
55.

A 120-foot-tall, 68,000-pound baseball bat stands outside the museum of what famous Kentucky sporting equipment brand?

a)
Rawlings
b)
Wilson
c)

Louisville Slugger

d)

Spalding

56.

Boxing made its official debut at the 1904 Summer Olympics, which was held in what U.S. city that is home to the “Gateway To The West”?

a)
Chicago
b)
Los Angeles
c)
St. Louis
d)
New York City
57.

Minnesotan baseball commentator Halsey Hal was the first man to use what sacred mammal expression to express awe?

a)
Holy Cow
b)
Sacred Moose
c)
Divine Bison
d)
Blessed Bear
58.

Hosting football, hockey, and baseball (respectively), in what non-coastal US city will you find Nissan Stadium, Bridgestone Arena, and Hawkins Field?

a)

Nashville

b)
Atlanta
c)
New Orleans
d)

Memphis

59.

Since he pitched 749 games in his 22-year career (including a perfect game in 1904), which MLB player has an award for great pitchers named after him?

a)
Cy Young
b)
Mickey Mantle
c)
Hank Aaron
d)
Babe Ruth
60.

In which combat sport that takes space in a dohyo is salt traditionally used as part of a purification ritual before a match?

a)
Sumo
b)
Taekwondo
c)
Karate
d)
Judo
61.

What New York City baseball team did Jackie Robinson play for when he broke the MLB color barrier in 1947?

a)
New York Yankees
b)
Brooklyn Dodgers
c)

New York Mets

d)
New York Giants
62.

The Tartans, who play in NCAA Division III, are the sports teams of what Pittsburgh university?

a)
Carnegie Mellon University
b)
Robert Morris University
c)
Duquesne University
d)
University of Pittsburgh
63.

Stamford, Connecticut, is the home of what media and entertainment company known for “Sports Entertainment”, as Vince McMahon likes to call his performance product?

a)
NBC
b)
ESPN
c)
WWE
d)
CBS
64.

The Washington Capitals defeated what team in the 2018 Stanley Cup Finals? This losing team was playing in its inaugural season.

a)
Vegas Golden Knights
b)
Tampa Bay Lightning
c)
San Jose Sharks
d)
Nashville Predators
65.

How many points does it take to bowl a perfect game?

a)
100
b)
200
c)
400
d)
300
66.

What sports legend's autobiography, published in 1975, was titled "The Greatest: My Own Story?"

a)
Michael Jordan
b)
Tiger Woods
c)
Muhammad Ali
d)
Babe Ruth
67.

If you're using a "broom" to guide the "rock" to the "house," what winter team sport are you playing?

a)
Snowboarding
b)
Curling
c)
Hockey
d)
Skiing
68.

Immediately before they relocated to Sacramento in 1985, the Kings played home games in what Midwest city that's pretty used to regal sports teams?

a)
Chicago
b)
Kansas City
c)
Detroit
d)
Milwaukee
69.

What "Zen Master" professional sports coach was born in Deer Lodge, Montana? This man later became iconic during coaching stints in Chicago and Los Angeles.

a)

Gregg Popovich

b)
Phil Jackson
c)

Larry Brown

d)

Chuck Daley

70.

What professional sports league did Nike begin to provide the uniforms for in 2015, taking over from Adidas?

a)
Major League Baseball (MLB)
b)
National Football League (NFL)
c)
National Hockey League (NHL)
d)
National Basketball Association (NBA)
71.

Formerly named Empire Stadium, what stadium located in London is known as “the cathedral of football”, according to Pelé?

a)
Wembley Stadium
b)
Emirates Stadium
c)
Anfield
d)
Old Trafford
72.

Comalander Stadium, The Alamodome, and AT&T Center are all sports venues located in what southern U.S. city?

a)
Miami
b)
San Antonio
c)
Dallas
d)
Houston
73.

In what sports league do the Indiana Fever play?

a)

CFL

b)

USFL

c)
WNBA
d)

MLS

74.

What is the name of the sports teams of Washington State University?

a)

Huskies

b)

Wildcats

c)

Cougars

d)

Bulldogs

75.

What Ole Miss quarterback led the New York Giants to Superbowl wins in 2008 and 2012?

a)
Aaron Rodgers
b)
Tom Brady
c)
Eli Manning
d)
Peyton Manning
76.

Olympic fencing uses three different blades: the foil, the sabre, and which other blade?

a)
broadsword
b)
machete
c)
epee
d)
katana
77.

Edinson Cavani, Diego Forlán, and Sebastián Abreu are all world footballers that play for what national team in international competition?

a)
Argentina
b)
Brazil
c)
Uruguay
d)
Chile
78.

Only one NFL team has their logo on one side of the helmet and NOT on the other side. What team is this?

a)
Pittsburgh Steelers
b)
Dallas Cowboys
c)

Denver Broncos

d)

Baltimore Ravens

79.

If you had tickets to Game 5 of the NBA Finals on June 11, 1997, you would witness Michael Jordan's iconic "flu game" in what city?

a)
Chicago
b)
Salt Lake City
c)

Seattle

d)

Los Angeles

80.

The 2017 Cleveland Indians baseball team set the American League record for consecutive victories at 23. What West Coast 2002 club had the prior record at 20 games?

a)

Los Angeles Angels

b)
Seattle Mariners
c)
Los Angeles Dodgers
d)
Oakland Athletics
81.

What colorful chicken variety is both the state bird of Delaware and the name of the University of Delaware's sports teams?

a)

Gray Goose

b)
Yellow Duck
c)
Blue Hen
d)
Red Rooster
82.

The official state bird of Georgia was the mascot for what Atlanta NHL hockey team that played from 1999 until 2011?

a)

Atlanta Hawks

b)
Atlanta Falcons
c)
Atlanta Thrashers
d)

Atlanta Cardinals

83.

What company has sponsored the championship trophy for the Professional Golfers' Association Tour since 2007?

a)
DHL
b)
UPS
c)
USPS
d)
FedEx
84.

Which winter sport combines biking and skis—either skis instead of wheels on the bike frame or foot skis?

a)
Snowboarding
b)
Ice skating
c)
Ski jumping
d)

Skibobbing

85.

How long is an NBA shot clock in seconds?

a)
60
b)
12
c)
30
d)
24
86.

Which fighter holds the record for the most successful title defenses in UFC history?

a)
Anderson Silva
b)
Conor McGregor
c)
Jon Jones
d)
Georges St-Pierre
87.

In which country was golf first played? 

a)
England
b)
Ireland
c)

Wales

d)
Scotland
88.

What is the length of a marathon race in miles? 

a)
26.2
b)

26.3

c)

27.2

d)

27.3

89.

In which sport would you perform a Fosbury Flop? 

a)

High Jump

b)
Swimming
c)

Track

d)
Gymnastics
90.

In which sport are the terms ‘stale fish’ and ‘mule kick’ used? 

a)
Skiing
b)
Surfing
c)
Skateboarding
d)
Snowboarding
91.

What is the maximum weight for a golf ball? 

a)

7.54 ounces

b)

1.62 ounces

c)

2.05 ounces

d)

3.87 ounces

92.

What is the name of the prestigious horse race that is the third leg of the Triple Crown? 

a)
Preakness Stakes
b)
Kentucky Derby
c)
Belmont Stakes
d)
Breeders' Cup
93.

Who is the all-time leading scorer in men’s soccer? 

a)
Cristiano Ronaldo
b)
Lionel Messi
c)
Ali Daei
d)
Diego Maradona
94.

In what year was the NBA founded? 

a)

1939

b)

1962

c)

1954

d)
1946
95.

Who has won the most NBA championships as a player? 

a)
Michael Jordan
b)

Wilt Chamberlain

c)

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

d)
Bill Russell
96.

What is the length of a cricket pitch? 

a)

12 yards

b)
22 yards
c)

27 yards

d)

32 yards

97.

Who has won the most golfing majors? 

a)
Jack Nicklaus
b)
Phil Mickelson
c)
Tiger Woods
d)
Arnold Palmer
98.

What country does the sport of Taekwondo originate from? 

a)
Japan
b)
China
c)

Taiwan

d)
South Korea
99.

What sport did George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Abraham Lincoln all participate in?

a)

Track

b)

Wrestling

c)

Golf

d)

Baseball

100.

What country did table tennis originate from?

a)

Germany

b)
China
c)
England
d)
Russia
101.

What sport is played on the largest field?

a)

Football

b)

Soccer

c)

Polo

d)

Cricket

102.

Who holds the record for the most sacks in a single NFL season?

a)

Michael Strahan

b)

JJ Watt

c)

Von Miller

d)

Lawrence Taylor

103.

What was the first sport to be played on the moon?

a)

Badminton

b)
Golf
c)

Croquet

d)

Table Tennis

104.

Who would win if they played one-on-one?

a)

Me

b)

Xavion

105.

Who is this?

a)
John Madden
b)

Al Michaels

c)

Chris Collinsworth

d)

Jon Gruden