General Awareness
Sports General Knowledge
3,192 Questions
Sports General Knowledge questions cover national games, famous athletes, and sports terminologies. These topics are frequently asked in SSC, banking, railway, and state PSC exams. Regular practice helps retain facts about international tournaments and traditional games.
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Sports General Knowledge Questions
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Agha Khan Cup
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Durand cup
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Deodhar Trophy
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Davis cup
B
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The Durand Cup is one of the oldest football tournaments in the world, held in India. The other options are for hockey, cricket, and tennis.
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Agha Khan Cup
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Durand cup
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Deodhar Trophy
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Davis cup
A
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Explanation
The Agha Khan Cup is a prestigious field hockey tournament in India. The other options relate to football, cricket, and tennis.
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golf
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football
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yacht racing
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air races
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rowing
D
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The King's Cup is a historic air race trophy, originally established in 1922 by King George V for British civil aviation.
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Golf - Polo
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Billiards - Snooker
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Volleyball - Squash
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Soccer - Football
D
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Soccer is the term used primarily in North America, while Football is the term used in most of the rest of the world for the same sport.
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basketball
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cricket
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snooker
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yacht racing
D
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The America's Cup is the oldest international trophy in sport and is a prestigious yacht racing competition.
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Cricket
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Football
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Snooker
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Polo
C
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Explanation
Blackpool, England, is historically famous for hosting major snooker tournaments, including the Blackpool Snooker Open.
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badminton
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football
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tennis
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rowing
C
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Roland Garros, also known as the French Open, is one of the four major Grand Slam tennis tournaments.
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cricket
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tennis
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foot Ball
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golf
D
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The Ryder Cup is a prestigious biennial men's golf competition between teams from Europe and the United States.
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tennis player
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cricketer
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golfer
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hockey player
B
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Explanation
Polly Umrigar was a legendary Indian cricketer who played for the national team in the 1950s and 60s.
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Chess
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Badminton
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Golf
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Athletics
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None of these
A
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Explanation
Swati Ghate is a well-known Indian chess player who won the Women's National Chess Championship in 2000.
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Ice Hockey
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Badmiton
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Judo
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Baseball
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India
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Holland
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South Korea
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Malaysia
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India and South Korea were declared joint winners
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Defending Champion India and South Korea were declared joint champions in the Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey tournament at Ipoh, Malaysia on May 16, 2010 after the final was abandoned due to rains. Sultan Azlan Shah is the President of the Asian Hockey Federation. Australia won the bronze medal defeating Malaysia. Final placings: 1. India and Korea, 3. Australia, 4. Malaysia, 5. Pakistan, 6.China, 7. Egypt. Special awards: Top-scorer: Nam Hyun Woo (Korea) (nine goals); Best goalkeeper: Kumar Subramaniam (Malaysia); Player of the Tournament: Sardar Singh (India). Fair Play Trophy: Egypt
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Badminton - Saina Nehwal
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Chess - P. Hari Krishna
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Golf - Jyothi Randhawa
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Football - Chetan Anand
D
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Explanation
Chetan Anand is a well-known Indian badminton player, not a football player. Therefore, this pair is incorrect.
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snooker
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pool
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billiards
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chess
C
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Explanation
Geet Sethi is a renowned professional player of English billiards. He has won multiple world titles in the sport.
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Hockey
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Cricket
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Tennis
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Football
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Ambedkar Stadium in New Delhi is primarily known for hosting football matches.