Field Hockey
How many players are in a hockey team?
7
What does I.M (iam) stand for?
Individual Medly
What is the name of the dance style that involves fast footwork and energetic movements and is often performed to electronic music?
a) Salsa
b) Breakdance
c) Tango
d) Waltz
Breakdance
What does QAST stand for?
Queenstown
Alpine
Ski
Team
What is the term for the technique used by field hockey players to lift the ball off the ground and make accurate passes or shots?
a) Push
b) Flick
c) Sweep
d) Drag Flick
d) Drag Flick
What strokes do you do a touch turn for?
Breastsroke and butterfly
The "fouette" turn is a move associated with which type of dance?
a) Hip Hop
b) Ballet
c) Contemporary
d) Jazz
b) Ballet
Which skiing discipline involves racing downhill as quickly as possible through a series of gates?
a) Cross-Country Skiing
b) Alpine Skiing
c) Freestyle Skiing
d) Ski Jumping
b) Alpine Skiing
What is the name of the field hockey penalty awarded for a serious foul within the shooting circle, allowing the attacking team to take a shot on goal from the penalty spot?
a) Free Hit
b) Penalty Corner
c) Penalty Stroke
d) Green Card
b) Penalty Corner
What is the I.M (iam) order?
Butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, Freestyle
Which dance style is characterized by dancers performing with smooth, flowing movements and is often associated with classical music and stage performances?
a) Hip-Hop
b) Jazz
c) Ballet
d) Salsa
d) salsa
What is the name of the technique used in cross-country skiing where skiers use their poles in a diagonal motion for propulsion?
a) Classic Technique
b) Skating Technique
c) Telemark Technique
d) Parallel Turn
a) Classic Technique
How many years has hockey been played?
a) 400 years
b) 1000 years
c) 3000 years
b) 4000 plus
c) 3000 years
Which training technique involves swimming at high intensity for a short period followed by rest, often used to improve overall speed and endurance in competitive swimmers?
a) Interval Training
b) Distance Training
c) Technique Drills
d) Warm-Up Sets
a) Interval Training
In which country did the Tango originate?
a) Spain
b) Argentina
c) Brazil
d) Italy
b) Argentina
In ski racing, what is the term for the event where skiers race down a course set with a series of tight turns and gates, often at high speeds?
a) Slalom
b) Giant Slalom
c) Super-G
d) Downhill
a) Slalom
In field hockey, what is the significance of the “hockey stick’s flat side” in the game?
a) It is used to push the ball.
b) It is used to trap and control the ball.
c) It is used to hit the ball from high angles.
d) It is used only for defensive maneuvers.
b) It is used to trap and control the ball.
Which swimmer holds the record for the most Olympic gold medals won in swimming?
a) Michael Phelps
b) Ian Thorpe
c) Caeleb Dressel
d) Ryan Lochte
a) Michael Phelps
Which classical ballet work, first performed in 1892, is widely recognized for its innovative use of choreography and music and features the story of a young girl’s Christmas Eve dream?
a) "Swan Lake"
b) "Giselle"
c) "The Nutcracker"
d) "Sleeping Beauty"
c) "The Nutcracker"
What is the name of the ski technique where skiers use a single ski to turn while the other ski is lifted off the ground, often used in advanced or competitive skiing?
a) Parallel Skiing
b) Carving
c) Telemark Skiing
d) Snowplow
c) Telemark Skiing