Name That Sport I
Name That Sport II
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100

The most popular sport in the world. 

Football, Soccer. 

100

2 people hit a BALL over a net using a racket.

Tennis

100

You play football on this. 

field, pitch

100

The person who plays a sport. 

NOT SPORTSMAN

a player, or athlete. 

100

What is the most popular sport in the USA?

American football

200

Players bounce and throw a ball into a net

Basketball

200

People go fast in the water. 

swimming

200

You play basketball on this. 

a court

200

The team leader 

a captain

200

Equestrian uses which animal?

Horses

300

You only need a pair of legs and a pair of shoes. 

The fastest person wins. 

running, track


300

This sport is a fight between 2 people using their fists. 

boxing


300

The place where you play ice hockey is called...

ice rink

300

A person who watches a sport. 

A spectator, or a fan. 

300

Who has scored the most goals in soccer (football) history?

Christiano Ronaldo 

400

An AMERICAN sport with a bat and ball. Players hit the ball and run around 4 bases to score a homerun.

Popular in USA, Japan, Korea, and Dominican Republic. 

Baseball 

400

People race each other in the fastest car. 

car racing, Formula 1

400

A sport where two people fight is played where?

a ring

400

The person who trains the athletes or team. 

NOT TRAINER

A coach or manager

400

Kazakhstani football player who played for the national team more than any other player. 

Samat Smakov 

(Самат Смақов)

500

2 teams with 11 players use a stick to hit a ball into a goal. The game is played on ice. 

NOT ICE HOCKEY!!!

bandy, ball hockey, russian hockey

(Допты хоккей)

500

A form of fighting where punching is NOT ALLOWED. It is the oldest sport in the world. 

Wrestling 

500

What is the largest stadium in Kazakhstan?

Astana Arena 

(Астана Арена)

500

Player in football who guards the goal. 

Goalkeeper, goalie

500

Kazakhstani hockey player with the most points ever for the national team. 

Alexander Koreshkov

(Александр Корешков)

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