International Sports Championships

Scotland's national sport is rugby union (rugby football). While rugby is popular in several countries including England, Australia, and others, Scotland is one of the few nations that has officially designated rugby as its national sport. England's national sport is cricket, Australia's is cricket, and Russia has officially designated no national sport.

Canada officially designated Ice Hockey as its national winter sport in 1994, with Lacrosse as the national summer sport. Ice Hockey is culturally significant in Canada and the country has been a dominant force in international ice hockey, making it the universally accepted answer for Canada's national game in most quiz contexts.

Bullfighting, known as 'corrida' in Spanish, is deeply embedded in Spanish culture and history dating back centuries. While controversial and debated in modern times, it is traditionally considered Spain's national sport/game. Spain is the only country among the options where bullfighting holds this traditional national significance.

The first FIFA World Cup was held in 1930 in Uruguay. The final was contested between Uruguay and Argentina, with the hosts winning 4-2. Argentina finished as the runner-up in the inaugural tournament.

Among World Cup participating nations, Zimbabwe traditionally wears red kits, UAE wears predominantly white/green, and Ireland wears green - none featuring blue as their primary color. Namibia typically wears blue, USA has worn blue in World Cups, and Scotland's national color is blue, making them incorrect choices. This question tests knowledge of cricket team kits rather than playing ability.

Australia won the 2010 Men's Hockey World Cup, defeating Germany 2-1 in the final held in Delhi, India. This was Australia's second World Cup title. The Netherlands is a powerhouse in hockey but did not win in 2010. Note that the question should specify it's the Men's World Cup.

Czechoslovakia reached finals in 1934 and 1962 but never won. Netherlands reached three finals (1974, 1978, 2010) without winning. Sweden reached the 1958 final but lost to Brazil. Spain won in 2010, so they're excluded.

The 2002 FIFA World Cup final between Brazil and Germany was played at the Yokohama International Stadium in Japan. Brazil won 2-0, with Ronaldo scoring both goals.

Italy has won the most premier-class championships in Grand Prix/MotoGP history, largely due to legendary riders like Giacomo Agostini (15 titles) and Valentino Rossi (9 titles across all classes, 7 in premier class). Germany, France, and USA have produced champions but fewer total titles. Italy's dominance in motorcycle racing is historical and ongoing.

Glasgow, Scotland was selected as the host city for the 2014 Commonwealth Games. This was announced in November 2007, making Scotland the correct answer. Malaysia hosted in 1998, South Africa has never hosted CWG, and Singapore hosted the inaugural Youth Games in 2010, not the main Games.

Ottawa is the capital of Canada, located in Ontario province. It was chosen as a compromise between English-speaking Toronto and French-speaking Montreal. Santiago is Chile's capital, Chile is a country (not a city), and Brasillia (misspelled Brasilia) is Brazil's capital.

India hosted the Hockey World Cup in 2010, which was held in Delhi. Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Germany did not host this tournament in 2010. This was a significant event as India has a strong hockey tradition.