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Name four of the six fruits that the Very Hungry Caterpillar munches its way through.
- Apple
- Peach
- Plum
- Pineapple
- Pear
- Banana
- Strawberry
- Watermelon
- Orange

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Okay, sporty spice, let’s see what you’re made of! Put your knowledge of sport and leisure to the ultimate test in this trivia quiz. Reckon you’ve got what it takes to answer everything correctly? Prove it!

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What was the heavenly name of the campsite in Carry On Camping?
- Nirvana
- Paradise
- Cloud Nine
- Utopia
Correct Answer

A. Paradise

Explanation

In the movie "Carry On Camping," the heavenly name of the campsite is Paradise. This suggests that the campsite is portrayed as a perfect and idyllic place, where campers can experience ultimate relaxation and enjoyment. The name "Paradise" creates a sense of tranquility and bliss, enticing people to visit and enjoy their time at the campsite.

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3.

What England goalkeeper was the victim of "the hand of God" in the 1986 FIFA World Cup?
- Ray Clemence
- Gordon West
- Peter Shilton
- Phil Parkes
Correct Answer

A. Peter Shilton

Explanation

He was beaten when Argentina's Diego Maradona punched the ball into the net.

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4.

At which sport was Johnny Cougar, who appeared in Tiger comic, a hero?
- Tennis
- Rugby
- Football
- Wrestling
Correct Answer

A. Wrestling

Explanation

Johnny Cougar, a hero in Tiger comic, was associated with the sport of wrestling.

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5.

What bug has long starred in organised insect fights in China?
- Tarantula
- Grasshopper
- Cricket
- Cockroach
Correct Answer

A. Cricket

Explanation

The insects have been bred in China for both battle and song for 2,000 years.

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6.

At which sport did Bobby Fischer excel as a child prodigy when he was 15 years old?
- Darts
- Chess
- Snooker
- Pool
Correct Answer

A. Chess

Explanation

Bobby Fischer excelled in chess as a child prodigy when he was 15 years old. He was a renowned American chess player who became the youngest grandmaster and the youngest World Chess Champion at the age of 29. Fischer's exceptional talent and strategic skills in chess allowed him to dominate the game and make significant contributions to its development.

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7.

From what animated Christmas film is Oogie's Revenge a video game spinoff?
- The Nightmare Before Christmas
- Frosty The Snowman
- A Claymation Christmas
- A Charlie Brown Christmas
Correct Answer

A. The Nightmare Before Christmas

Explanation

The correct answer is The Nightmare Before Christmas. Oogie's Revenge is a video game spinoff of this animated Christmas film. The game continues the story of the film, where the main character, Jack Skellington, must save Halloween Town from Oogie Boogie's evil plans. The game features various levels and gameplay mechanics, allowing players to explore the unique world of The Nightmare Before Christmas and interact with beloved characters from the film.

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To what substance did the Aztecs add chilli to create a warming drink?
- Milk
- Cocoa
- Water
- Nutmeg
Correct Answer

A. Cocoa

Explanation

The spicy drink xocolatl was also seasoned with vanilla and was believed to help fight fatigue.

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Which Chinese game for four players uses tiles with suits, honours and flowers on them?
- Xiangqi
- Go
- Mahjong
- Shogi
Correct Answer

A. Mahjong

Explanation

Mahjong is a Chinese game for four players that uses tiles with suits, honours, and flowers on them. It is a tile-based game that originated in China and is commonly played with family and friends. The objective of the game is to collect sets of tiles and form a winning hand. The game involves strategy, skill, and a bit of luck, making it a popular choice among players worldwide. Xiangqi, Go, and Shogi are other traditional Chinese board games, but they do not involve tiles with suits, honours, and flowers.

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10.

Which Italian football side was relegated to Serie B in 2006 following a large-scale match-fixing scandal?
- Milan
- Roma
- Catania
- Juventus
Correct Answer

A. Juventus

Explanation

Juventus was relegated to Serie B in 2006 following a large-scale match-fixing scandal. This scandal, known as Calciopoli, involved several top Italian clubs, including Juventus, being accused of influencing referee appointments to favor certain teams. As a result, Juventus was stripped of their 2004-2005 Serie A title and relegated to the second division. This punishment was a significant blow to Juventus, one of the most successful and popular football clubs in Italy.

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Which Formula 1 team was accused of ordering Nelson Piquet, Jr to crash to improve his teammate's chances of victory?
- Red Bull
- McLaren
- Renault
- Ferrari
Correct Answer

A. Renault

Explanation

The ploy worked although Renault's top executives stood down over the allegations.

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12.

What inspirational word was used on Mars bar packaging during the 2006 World Cup to show support for the England football team?
- Imagine
- Believe
- Dream
- Inspire
Correct Answer

A. Believe

Explanation

During the 2006 World Cup, the word "Believe" was used on Mars bar packaging to show support for the England football team. This word likely served as an inspirational message to encourage fans and the team to have faith in their abilities and believe in their chances of success. It aimed to instill confidence and motivation, reminding everyone that with belief, anything is possible.

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13.

Erykah Badu's daughter shares her name with what popular sporting goods brand?
- Puma
- Nike
- Adidas
- Reebok
Correct Answer

A. Puma

Explanation

Erykah Badu's daughter shares her name with the popular sporting goods brand, Puma.

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14.

Which sportsman was Coronation Street's Chesney Battersby-Brown's Great Dane named after?
- Henrik Agerbeck
- Peter Schmeichel
- Tommy Christensen
- Stefan Bidstrup
Correct Answer

A. Peter Schmeichel

Explanation

The thinking was that they were both Great Danes.

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15.

What is the name of the cocktail made from Bailey's, Kaluha and Grand Marnier?
- B12
- B28
- B52
- B98
Correct Answer

A. B52

Explanation

The cocktail made from Bailey's, Kaluha, and Grand Marnier is called a B52.

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16.

Which comedian swam the English Channel for Sport Relief on July 4, 2006?
- Frankie Boyle
- Stephen Fry
- James Corden
- David Walliams
Correct Answer

A. David Walliams

Explanation

David Walliams is the correct answer because he swam the English Channel for Sport Relief on July 4, 2006. This event was a charity challenge where celebrities took part in various sports activities to raise money for charity. David Walliams, who is known for his comedy career, successfully completed the swim across the English Channel, demonstrating his determination and commitment to the cause.

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Trivial Quiz - Sports & Leisure Part II

Name four of the six fruits that the Very Hungry Caterpillar munches its way through.

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What was the heavenly name of the campsite in Carry On Camping?

What England goalkeeper was the victim of "the hand of God" in the 1986 FIFA World Cup?

At which sport was Johnny Cougar, who appeared in Tiger comic, a hero?

What bug has long starred in organised insect fights in China?

At which sport did Bobby Fischer excel as a child prodigy when he was 15 years old?

From what animated Christmas film is Oogie's Revenge a video game spinoff?

To what substance did the Aztecs add chilli to create a warming drink?

Which Chinese game for four players uses tiles with suits, honours and flowers on them?

Which Italian football side was relegated to Serie B in 2006 following a large-scale match-fixing scandal?

Which Formula 1 team was accused of ordering Nelson Piquet, Jr to crash to improve his teammate's chances of victory?

What inspirational word was used on Mars bar packaging during the 2006 World Cup to show support for the England football team?

Erykah Badu's daughter shares her name with what popular sporting goods brand?

Which sportsman was Coronation Street's Chesney Battersby-Brown's Great Dane named after?

What is the name of the cocktail made from Bailey's, Kaluha and Grand Marnier?

Which comedian swam the English Channel for Sport Relief on July 4, 2006?