Name of the Game
How often is the World Cup held?
Every four years
Who is hosting this year's World Cup?
USA, Canada, and Mexico
Which team is the most successful in the Women's World Cup?
USA
True or false: the Vatican has its own soccer team.
True, though it is not a member of FIFA.
Which sportswear company is an official FIFA World Cup partner and sponsor?
Adidas
What is the duration of a soccer game?
90 minutes, split into 45-minute halves
Where was the first World Cup held?
Uruguay (1930)
Which region has won the most World Cups?
Brazil
Which region's national soccer team is nicknamed "the Socceroos"?
Australia
True or false: soccer fans are the most racially diverse group in sports.
True, 50% identify as non-white.
How many teams are playing in the World Cup this year?
48
What caused the 1942 and 1946 games to be canceled?
World War II
What is the smallest region to host a World Cup tournament?
Qatar
Which ancient region played soccer 2,200 years ago, known then as "Kicking Ball"?
China
Which song by Shakira was the official World Cup song in 2010?
Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)
On average, how many miles does a soccer player run in a single match?
a) 6 miles c) 8 miles
b) 7 miles d) 9 miles
b) 7 miles
Which region has hosted the World Cup the most times?
Mexico (1970, 1986, 2026)
Who is the highest scoring player of all time in international play?
Cristiano Ronaldo
True or false: 5% of Iceland's residents traveled to France for the 2016 Euro Cup quarterfinals.
False, 10%
Which 2000's soccer rom-com stars Amanda Bynes and Channing Tatum?
"She's the Man", 2006
Which region banned soccer in 1349 for being too violent?
England
How many nations have participated in every edition of the World Cup?
Just one: Brazil
Which country has finished as runner-up the most times without ever winning?
Netherlands (1974, 1978, 2010)
The term "soccer" comes from 19th century England and is an abbreviation for what?
Association football
What is the fashion aesthetic inspired by 80's and 90's British soccer culture?
"Blokecore"