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Longevity and Sports Quiz

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the country with highest longevity rate in the world?

a)

Japan

b)

Serbia

c)

Thailand

d)

Togo

2.

One region in Asia is world famous for it's longevity. It is:

a)

Okinawa

b)

Castile and León

c)

Tbilisi

d)

Paris capital region

3.

Choose sports which can be helpful in street fighting:

a)

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

b)

Wrestling

c)

Muay Thai

d)

Sambo

e)

Judo

4.

PFC stands for:

a)

Proteins, Fats, Carbohydrates

b)

Press F, Comrades

c)

Premiere Futebol Clube

d)

Potassium, Fluorine, Calcium

5.

Which of these is the best source of both fats and protein?

a)

Salmon

b)

Granola

c)

Low-fat yogurt

d)

Chicken breast

6.

Which of these sports is considered the most dangerous?

a)

Rock Climbing

b)

Surfing

c)

Rafting

d)

Base Jumping

7.

What is the world record for holding your breath?

a)

29 minutes 3 seconds

b)

25 minutes 38 seconds

c)

14 minutes 6 seconds

d)

7 minutes 54 seconds

8.

Historians believe that this popular team game with a bat originated in England as early as the Middle Ages, and its name possibly derives from an Old French word for a "stick". What sport is it?

a)

Baseball

b)

Golf

c)

Cricket

d)

Field Hockey

9.

Choose only real basketball player's roles:

a)

Point guard

b)

Shooting guard

c)

Small forward

d)

Power forward

e)

Center

10.

According to history sources, basketball was invented in USA by P.E. instructor, because he needed to keep students occupied during cold winter. In what year?

a)

1891

b)

1936

c)

1910

d)

1946

11.

Basket in Basketball stands for Basket. What was presented in the game in 1910 for the first time?

a)

Chains baskets

b)

Classic field size

c)

Open ended nets

d)

5 players system

12.

According to legend, this sport was invented by the English tourist Wilson Smith, who in 1888 in Switzerland in order to move from one point to a lower point down the mountainside:

a)

Bobsleigh

b)

Ice skating

c)

Skiing

d)

Rock climbing