Football
Tennis
Basketball
Chess
Valleyball
100

How many players are on the field for one football team at the start of a match?

11 players

100

What equipment  do tennis players use to hit the ball?

A racket

100

How many players from each team are on the court in standard basketball

5 players 

100

How many squares are on the chessboard?

64 squares

100

How many players from each team are on the court in indoor volleyball? 

6 players 

200

What is the name of the official who enforces the rules during a match?

The referee

200

What is the score called when both players have 40 points?

Deuce

200

How many points is a free throw worth?

1 point

200

Which chess piece moves in an L- shape?

The knight 

200

What separates the two teams on the volleyball court?

A net

300

What happens when a player receives a red card

The player is sent off

300

Where  must a serve land to be valid?

In the diagonally  opposite service box

300

What violation occurs when a player takes illegal steps while holding the ball without dribbling? 

Traveling 

300

What does the checkmate mean?

The king is an check and there is no legal move to escape

300

How many hits can a team normally use to return the ball, excluding a block touch?

3 hits

400

What is awarded when a defender commits a direct free kick foul inside their own penalty area?

A penalty kick

400

What happens when a player commits two serving faults on the same point?

The opponent wins the point 

400

How many points is successful shot  from beyond the three-point line worth?

3 points

400

Which piece can move horizontally, vertically  and diagonally  any number of clear squares?

The queen

400

What happens if the volleyball lands exactly on a boundary line?

The ball is in

500

What does the offside rule generally prevent attacking players from doing?

Gaining an unfair  advantage by positioning themselves too far forward when a  teammate plays the ball

500

What is a tie- break used for in tennis?

To decide set when the score reaches the required tie-break situation.

500

What is the purpose of the shot clock?

To limit how long a team can possess the ball before attempting a shot

500

What is a stalemate?

A draw in which the player whose turn it is has no legal moves, but their king is not in check

500

What does rotation mean in volleyball? 

Players move one position clockwise when their team wins the right to serve from the opposite team