This document contains a sports quiz with 12 questions covering topics like tennis, cricket, badminton, kabaddi, chess, F1 racing and the 1972 Munich Olympics. The questions require identifying missing names, connecting images to text descriptions, and explaining historical sports terms and events.

1. September
Sports Quiz
Dirty Dozen

2. 1.What is being discussed below?
Around 28,000 kg of strawberry consumed during that period
Around 6000 staff are taking for that period
54,250 of X used during that period. X is Stored at 68 deg F. New X
after first seven games (to allow for warm-up), then after every 9
games
__________is a mixture of 70% perennial rye grass and 30%
Barcrown creeping red fescue. It is cut to a height of exactly
eight millimetres.

3. To celebrate the 2012 Olympics, the London transport
system has come up with a special 'Olympic Legends
Map,' renaming 361 tube stations after Olympic legends
The Watford Junction has been renamed after _____
Watford High Street has been rechristened after ________
(his brother)
2. Who is this famous personality?

4. 3.Whose name is missing? The odd one in this
list I think
Sunil Gavaskar
____ _____
Rahul Dravid
Cheteshwar Pujara

5. 4.Whats it known in India?
Hadudu in Bangladesh
Baibalaa in Maldives

6. 5.What is X
• In 1860s, X was considered good source of Income
• X officially banned in 1930 in the USSR as they were deemed to be a
health hazard
Harold James Ruthven
Murray recorded another type of
X between two Central Asian
horsemen riding side by side
X happening in 1858

7. 6.This game was played in Poona by Britishers,
before it went to Britain and name of the place
=name of the game. Which Game?

8. 7.In which sport, the participant
loses 3kgs+ due to heat. The
participants drink lot of water
even if they are not thirsty, to
avoid dehydration through
sweating

9. In 1775, it was 2
minutes. In 2000, it was
revised to 3 minutes
8.Connect the two – Visual and Text
County Championship, 1919
Somerset v Sussex
County Ground, Taunton
21,22 May 1919 (2-day match)

10. 9. How do we represent this today?
1614: The white king commands his owne knight into the third house
before his owne bishop
2015 : ???

11. 10. In 2011, Marathon runner Rob Sloan was 3rd in
the race and latter disqualified for something?
What did he do?

12. 11. What is Fergies contribution to cricket?
His ____ _____ were drawn in pencil, or
in ink, using an ancient dipped nib with
meticulous, loving care
Opposing bowlers and captains used to try to
commandeer Fergie's _____ but he fiercely
stood his ground: they were his private
property. A journalist tried to patent Fergie's
____ ______
All of us would have seen this in TV. What?

13. 12. Who?
At the 1972 Summer Olympics, for the period of the terror attack on
the Israeli section, there was a complete lockdown. No going out, no
radio no newspapers, nothing! One of the Indian men's hockey team-
Vece ___ members was married to the captain of the women's
basketball team- Jennifer ___. And they presumably were bored with
nothing else to do. Their kid was a famous Olympic medal winner?
Who was the kid?

14. ANSWERS

15. 1. Wimbeldon X is Tennis balls

16. 2. Dhyan Chand (Roop , his brother)

17. 3. Sehwag

18. 4. Kabaddi

19. 5. Blindfold chess (unseen chess)
Image is a demo of actual unseen chess

20. 6. Badminton

21. 7. F1 racing Driver

22. 8. Timed out. Image is “Absent Hurt”. Instance
of a crude version of timed out in cricket

23. 9. Nf3 – Chess Language

24. 10. He took lift in a passenger Bus. 

25. 11. Wagon wheel

26. 12. Leander Paes