How Well Do You Know Don Schollander

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1. Which year was Donald, the American former competitive swimmer born?

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Donald, the American former competitive swimmer, was born in 1946.

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Baseball, basketball, and golf just to name a few aren't the only sports where you'll find Americans. One such other is swimming and a remarkable fellow that we remember is Don Schollander. Akin to a fish, the guy was fast in the water and he definitely showed that by setting... see moresome records. see less

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2. How many gold and silver medals has he won?

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The question is asking for the number of gold and silver medals that he has won. The correct answer is 6, indicating that he has won a total of 6 gold and silver medals combined.

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3. Where was Schollander born in North Carolina?

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Schollander was born in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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4. Which year did he help lead the team to an Oregon state swimming?

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Based on the given question, it is clear that "he" helped lead the team to an Oregon state swimming in a specific year. Among the options provided, 1960 is the only year mentioned. Therefore, it can be inferred that 1960 is the correct answer.

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5. When did Don move to Santa Clara, California to train?

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Don moved to Santa Clara, California to train in 1962.

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6. Which age did he win three freestyle events at the AAU national championships?

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7. How many records did he set in 1996 Olympic summer?

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In the given question, it is stated that "he" set records in the 1996 Olympic summer. The answer option that matches this statement is 3. Therefore, the correct answer is 3.

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8. How many gold medals has he won?

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He has won 4 gold medals.

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9. Which award did he win the US as the top amateur athlete?

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The James E. Sullivan Award is given to the top amateur athlete in the United States.

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10. Which age did Schollander get inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame?

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Schollander was inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame at the age of 19. This indicates that he achieved significant accomplishments and made a lasting impact on the sport of swimming at a relatively young age.

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Which year was Donald, the American former competitive swimmer born?
How many gold and silver medals has he won?
Where was Schollander born in North Carolina?
Which year did he help lead the team to an Oregon state swimming?
When did Don move to Santa Clara, California to train?
Which age did he win three freestyle events at the AAU national...
How many records did he set in 1996 Olympic summer?
How many gold medals has he won?
Which award did he win the US as the top amateur athlete?
Which age did Schollander get inducted into the International Swimming...
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