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Olympic Games
100

This is the name of the person who guides the rowers.

Who is a Coxswain?

100

The four swim strokes.

What is Freestyle, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly?

100

The color of the stitching on a traditional baseball.

What is red?

100

This sport is known as football in other countries.

What is Soccer?

100

The country the Olympics originated in.

What is Ancient Greece?

200

From the rower's perspective, this is the name of the left side of the boat.

What is Starboard?

200

Individual Medley (IM) order.

 What is Butterfly, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Freestyle?

200

The number of positions on the field.

What are 9?

200

The pitcher for this sport pitches underhand.

What is Softball?

200

The current number of sports in the Summer Olympics.

What is 33?

300

From the rower's perspective, this is the name of the right side of the boat.

What is Port?

300
The length of an Olympic sized swimming pool in meters.

What are 50 meters?

300

The number of current teams in Major League Baseball.

What is 30?

300

3 strikes in this sport gets you a turkey.

What is bowling?

300

The current number of sports in the Winter Olympics.

What is 15?

400

This is the rower's position when their arms are extended straight out in front and knees are bent.

What is the catch?

400

The oldest known swim stroke.

What is breaststroke?

400

The only team in Major League baseball that does not have names on the back of their jerseys.

Who are The New York Yankees?

400

This sport on ice, is played with a broom.

What is Curling?

400

This metal makes up 92.5% of the Olympic gold medal.

What is Silver?

500

This is the coxswain's call to row as hard as you can for 10 strokes.

What is "Power 10"?

500

The amount of laps in a 800 yard swim.

What is 16 laps?

500

This Major League Baseball team won the World Series in 2020.

Who are the Los Angeles Dodgers?

500

This sport can only be played useing the right hand.

What is Polo?

500

This is the greek goddess or god for whom the original Olympic Games were in honor of.

Who is Zeus?