The Ultimate Commonwealth Games Trivia Quiz

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Which Commonwealth games event did Usain Bolt compete in?
- 2010 Commonwealth games in New Delhi
- 2014 Commonwealth games in Glasgow
- 2006 Commonwealth games in Melbourne
- 2002 Commonwealth games in Manchester

About This Quiz

From swimming to track and field, the cream of the crop of athletes in these sports can be found competing in the Commonwealth games. How much of a Commonwealth games fanatic are you? Find out now by taking this fun and easy quiz!

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Which Country has won the most Commonwealth games gold medals?
- Australia
- Canada
- New Zealand
- England
Correct Answer

A. Australia

Explanation

Australia has won the most Commonwealth Games gold medals. This can be attributed to their strong sporting culture and investment in sports development. Australia has consistently performed well in various sports disciplines, including swimming, athletics, and cycling, which has contributed to their success in the Commonwealth Games. Their athletes are known for their dedication, talent, and competitive spirit, which has propelled them to the top of the medal tally in multiple editions of the Games.

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What has the Commonwealth Games relay baton traditionally contained?
- Logo from the official sponsor of the games
- A message from the Queen
- A photo of the Queen
- Sand from each competing nation
Correct Answer

A. A message from the Queen

Explanation

The Commonwealth Games relay baton traditionally contains a message from the Queen. This tradition symbolizes the connection between the Commonwealth nations and the British monarchy. The message from the Queen is a way of showing her support and encouragement for the athletes participating in the games. It also adds a sense of prestige and importance to the relay baton, as it carries the words of the reigning monarch.

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Which nation out of the following has competed in the Commonwealth Games?
- Syria
- Afghanistan
- Germany
- Bangladesh
Correct Answer

A. Bangladesh

Explanation

Bangladesh has competed in the Commonwealth Games. The Commonwealth Games is an international multi-sport event involving athletes from the Commonwealth of Nations. Bangladesh, as a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, has participated in these games. However, Syria, Afghanistan, and Germany are not members of the Commonwealth of Nations and therefore have not competed in the Commonwealth Games.

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Who won gold in the women’s 200-meter freestyle swim in 2014?
- Siobhan-Marie O'Connor
- Emma Mckeon
- Bronte Barret
- Kylie Palmer
Correct Answer

A. Emma Mckeon

Explanation

Emma Mckeon won gold in the women's 200-meter freestyle swim in 2014.

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Which is the only Asian nation, other than India, to host the Commonwealth Games?
- Malaysia
- Singapore
- Japan
- Pakistan
Correct Answer

A. Malaysia

Explanation

Malaysia is the correct answer because it is the only Asian nation, other than India, to have hosted the Commonwealth Games. The Commonwealth Games is an international multi-sport event that is held every four years and involves athletes from the Commonwealth of Nations. Malaysia hosted the games in Kuala Lumpur in 1998, making it the only Asian country to have done so.

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What is the official purpose of the Commonwealth Games?
- To promote peace and unity with the Commonwealth nations through the medium of sports
- To entertain the Queen
- To enrich Humanity through sports and recreation
- To develop sport for the benefit of the people, the nations and the territories of the Commonwealth and thereby strengthen the Commonwealth.
Correct Answer

A. To develop sport for the benefit of the people, the nations and the territories of the Commonwealth and thereby strengthen the Commonwealth.

Explanation

The official purpose of the Commonwealth Games is to develop sport for the benefit of the people, the nations, and the territories of the Commonwealth and thereby strengthen the Commonwealth. This means that the games aim to promote sports and physical activity as a means to improve the well-being and development of individuals and communities within the Commonwealth nations. By encouraging participation in sports, the Commonwealth Games contribute to the overall growth and unity of the Commonwealth.

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What is the official motto of the 2018 Commonwealth games?
- Believe to achieve
- We’re all one
- Come out and play
- Share the dream
Correct Answer

A. Share the dream

Explanation

The official motto of the 2018 Commonwealth Games is "Share the dream." This motto reflects the spirit of unity and inclusivity that the Commonwealth Games aims to promote. It encourages individuals from different nations and backgrounds to come together and share their dreams, aspirations, and achievements. By sharing their dreams, athletes and participants can inspire and motivate others, fostering a sense of camaraderie and community.

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