Free Sports MCQs with Answers
383 Sports MCQs from General Knowledge, each with the correct answer and a written explanation of why it is correct. Free and unlimited, with no account needed.
Sports covers the rules, playing areas, equipment, scoring systems, competitions, governing bodies and major tournaments of cricket, football, hockey, tennis, athletics, boxing, the Olympic Games and other widely followed sports. Questions also involve famous trophies, records, venues, national teams and terms that differ between sports.
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- A. Chess
- B. Curling
- C. Baseball
- D. Golf
Explanation: The Spanish Opening, also called the Ruy Lopez, is a chess opening beginning with 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5.
Correct answer: Chess- A. China
- B. Japan
- C. S.Korea
- D. N.Korea
Explanation: Sumo is Japan’s traditional national sport and has deep links with Shinto rituals.
Correct answer: Japan- A. Potato
- B. Tomato
- C. Carrot
- D. Orange
Explanation: A carrot is the traditional nose of a snowman because its shape and bright colour make it easy to use as a facial feature.
Correct answer: Carrot- A. Swimming
- B. Skiing
- C. Rock climbing
- D. Cycling
Explanation: The Giro d’Italia is a major road-cycling stage race held in Italy. Along with the Tour de France and Vuelta a España, it is one of…
Correct answer: Cycling- A. Volleyball
- B. Cycling
- C. Martial Art
- D. Horse racing
Explanation: Baigue, also called buzkashi in related Central Asian traditions, is an equestrian contest involving horse riders.
Correct answer: Horse racing- A. Underwater sport
- B. Motorsport
- C. Mind sport
- D. Desert sport
Explanation: CMAS is the World Underwater Federation, whose activities include scuba diving, underwater hockey and other underwater sports.
Correct answer: Underwater sport27. What is Cuju?
- A. type of food
- B. type of plant
- C. type of drink
- D. the first known ball game
Explanation: Cuju was an ancient Chinese ball game in which players used their feet to control and kick a ball.
Correct answer: the first known ball game- A. 4
- B. 5
- C. 7
- D. None of These
Explanation: The Olympic flag has five interlocking rings, representing the unity of the world’s inhabited continents through sport.
Correct answer: 5- A. Cristiano Ronaldo
- B. Meradona
- C. Pele
- D. None of These
Explanation: Cristiano Ronaldo is generally recognised as football’s leading scorer in official senior men’s matches.
Correct answer: Cristiano Ronaldo- A. New Zealand
- B. England
- C. Australia
- D. None of These
Explanation: Australia has hosted the Commonwealth Games five times: Sydney, Melbourne twice, Brisbane, and the Gold Coast.
Correct answer: Australia- A. Fazal Mahmoud
- B. Hafeez Kardar
- C. Zaheer Abbas
- D. Inzamam-ul-Haq
Explanation: Fazal Mahmood, one of Pakistan’s leading early fast bowlers, also served as a Deputy Superintendent of Police.
Correct answer: Fazal Mahmoud- A. Dwayne Wade
- B. David Warner
- C. Leo Messi
- D. Usain Bolt
Explanation: Dwyane Wade is a retired American basketball star and three-time NBA champion.
Correct answer: Dwayne Wade- A. Sana Mir
- B. Zeenat Jamal
- C. Samina Baig
- D. Anita Baig
Explanation: Samina Baig became the first Pakistani woman to summit Mount Everest in 2013.
Correct answer: Samina Baig- A. Cricket
- B. Squash
- C. Hockey
- D. None of these
Explanation: Jahangir Khan was a legendary Pakistani squash player who dominated the sport during the 1980s.
Correct answer: Squash- A. Australia
- B. England
- C. India
- D. Pakistan
Explanation: England has traditionally had the largest number of inductees in the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame, reflecting its long history in Test…
Correct answer: England- A. Karachi
- B. Lahore
- C. Islamabad
- D. Rawalpindi
Explanation: The PCB headquarters is in Lahore, where the board is associated with Gaddafi Stadium.
Correct answer: Lahore- A. Football
- B. Baseball
- C. Hockey
- D. Cricket
Explanation: The Big Bash League is Australia's professional Twenty20 cricket competition. Football, baseball and hockey are unrelated to this league.
Correct answer: Cricket38. Which of the following Olympic games are known as "Bloody Olympic games" in the history of games?
- A. 1960
- B. 1968
- C. 1972
- D. 1984Knowledge Management
Explanation: The 1972 Munich Olympics became known as the “Bloody Olympics” after the massacre of eleven members of the Israeli delegation by…
Correct answer: 1972- A. French open
- B. Australian open
- C. US open
- D. Wimbledon
Explanation: Roland Garros is the official venue name commonly used for the French Open tennis tournament.
Correct answer: French open- A. Roger Federer
- B. Novic Djokovic
- C. Rafael Nadal
- D. Daniil Medvedev
Explanation: Asteroid 128036 Rafaelnadal was named after Spanish tennis champion Rafael Nadal.
Correct answer: Rafael Nadal