Questions Related to sports
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Valencia
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A.S.Roma
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Fiorntina
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None of these
D
Correct answer
Explanation
Gianluigi Buffon is an Italian goalkeeper who spent most of his legendary career at Juventus (not Valencia, AS Roma, or Fiorentina). Since none of the specific clubs listed are correct, D is the right answer.
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Czech Republic
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Poland
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Korea
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Germany
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Petr Cech is from the Czech Republic. The legendary goalkeeper played for Chelsea and Arsenal, and is his country's most capped player. He never represented Poland, Korea, or Germany.
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Manchester United
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Barcelona
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Juventus
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None
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Korea
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China
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Poland
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Denmark
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27,November 1990
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23,August 1986
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27,November 1986
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31,March 1987
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Suresh Raina was indeed born on November 27, 1986. He is a former Indian cricket team batsman who was known for his aggressive batting style.
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Villareal
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Real Madrid
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Athletic Bilbao
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Sevilla
B,C
Correct answer
Explanation
Real Madrid and Athletic Bilbao (along with Barcelona) are the three clubs that have never been relegated from La Liga (Spanish First Division). Villareal and Sevilla have both experienced relegation at various points in their history. The claimed answer correctly identifies two of the three never-relegated teams.
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Santiago Bernabeu
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Sanchez Pizhuan
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LA Romareda
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Nou Camp
D
Correct answer
Explanation
Camp Nou (also written as Nou Camp in Catalan) is Barcelona FC's home stadium. Santiago Bernabeu is Real Madrid's stadium, Sanchez Pizjuan is Sevilla's home, and La Romareda belongs to Real Zaragoza. The question has a minor grammatical error ('What is name' instead of 'What is the name').
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Real Madrid has indeed won the most La Liga (Spanish League) titles, with over 35 championships. They hold the record for the highest number of Spanish league titles, ahead of Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao. Note the spelling error: 'Mdrid' should be 'Madrid'.
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Del Bosque
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Vanderlai Luxemburgo
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Juande Ramos
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None of These.
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Vicente del Bosque was the manager when Real Madrid won the Champions League in 2000 and 2002, marking their last victories before an extended drought until 2014.