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Sports Jeopardy

Sports trivia across every game: rules and terms, the Olympics, historic moments and where basketball and volleyball were invented. Nothing that changes with next season’s results.

Free, no sign-up. 26 questions, every answer checked against a source.

Sports Jeopardy questions and answers

Each clue with its answer, easiest at the top of each category. DD marks the Daily Double.

Teens and adults

Sports Jeopardy

Rules and terms, the Olympics, sports by the numbers, famous moments and where sports began, for teens and adults.

Rules and terms

  1. 100In bowling, knocking down all ten pins with the first ball of a frameWhat is a strike?
  2. 200In tennis, the word for a score of zeroWhat is love?
  3. 300In golf, a score of one under par on a holeWhat is a birdie?
  4. 400In ice hockey and soccer, three goals scored by one player in a single gameWhat is a hat trick?
  5. 500In golf, a score of three under par on a single holeWhat is an albatross (a double eagle)?

The Olympics

  1. 100The number of rings on the Olympic flagWhat is five?
  2. 200The ancient Olympic Games, held in honour of the god Zeus, took place in this countryWhat is Greece?
  3. 300The city that hosted the first modern Olympic Games, in 1896What is Athens?
  4. 400DDThis French baron is known as the father of the modern Olympic GamesWho is Pierre de Coubertin?
  5. 500The first Winter Olympics were held in 1924 in this French Alpine townWhat is Chamonix?

By the numbers

  1. 100The number of players a soccer team has on the field at one timeWhat is eleven?
  2. 200The number of holes on a standard full-size golf courseWhat is 18?
  3. 300The height, in feet, of a regulation basketball rim above the courtWhat is 10 feet (3.05 metres)?
  4. 400The length of a marathon, in milesWhat is 26.2 miles (42.195 km)?
  5. 500In cricket, the number of legal balls in a standard overWhat is six?

Famous moments

  1. 100This American athlete won four gold medals at the 1936 Olympics in BerlinWho is Jesse Owens?
  2. 200The name for the US ice hockey team’s 1980 Olympic win over the Soviet UnionWhat is the Miracle on Ice?
  3. 300In 1954, this British runner became the first person to run a mile in under four minutesWho is Roger Bannister?
  4. 400In 1947, he broke Major League Baseball’s color line, playing for the Brooklyn DodgersWho is Jackie Robinson?
  5. 500At the 1976 Montreal Olympics, this Romanian gymnast scored the first perfect 10 in Olympic gymnasticsWho is Nadia Comăneci?

Where sports began

  1. 100James Naismith invented this sport in 1891 in Springfield, MassachusettsWhat is basketball?
  2. 200Sumo wrestling comes from this country, where it is the national sportWhat is Japan?
  3. 300William G. Morgan invented this sport in 1895 and first called it “mintonette”What is volleyball?
  4. 400Taekwondo, a martial art known for its kicks, comes from this countryWhat is Korea (South Korea)?
  5. 500In Naismith’s first games in 1891, these fruit containers served as the goalsWhat are peach baskets?

Final round: Olympic traditions

Before each Olympic Games, the Olympic flame is lit by the Sun’s rays at this ancient Greek site

What is Olympia?

How to use it

Questions

Which sports are in it?
A mix: basketball, soccer, American football, baseball, tennis, golf, athletics and the Olympics.
Will the answers go out of date?
No. It avoids current records, champions and rosters.
Is it free?
Yes. Play it, print it and change it as often as you like. No sign-up, no card.
How do I play it on a projector or a video call?
Press Play this board. It opens full screen: put it on the projector, or share your screen. Teams call out their answers and you mark them right or wrong.
Can I change the questions?
Yes. Press Change the questions to open the board in the free game maker, edit any clue, and share your version as a link.

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