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• In which year was the first FIFA World Cup held?The World Cup
• Which country staged the first World Cup, in 1930, and won it as well?The World Cup
• How far did South Korea go at the 2002 World Cup?The World Cup
• What is the award given to the top scorer at the World Cup called?The World Cup
• At which tournament did England win their only World Cup?The World Cup
• Which body stages the FIFA World Cup?The World Cup
• Who takes part in the FIFA World Cup?The World Cup
• Which country has won the World Cup the most times?The World Cup
• Which two countries jointly staged the 2002 World Cup?The World Cup
• How often is the FIFA World Cup held?The World Cup
• The FIFA World Cup is held every two years.The World Cup
• A FIFA World Cup takes place once every two years.The World Cup
• The first World Cup was held in Uruguay, and Uruguay won it.The World Cup
• South Korea reached the semi-finals at the 2002 World Cup.The World Cup
• The award given to the top scorer at the World Cup is called the Golden Boot.The World Cup
• England, the home of football, have won the World Cup three times.The World Cup
• The FIFA World Cup is contested by club sides rather than national teams.The World Cup
• The body that stages the FIFA World Cup is the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA).The World Cup
• Brazil have won the World Cup more times than any other country.The World Cup
• The 2002 World Cup was staged by South Korea on its own.The World Cup
• What are the two lifts of Olympic weightlifting?Weightlifting
• What sets the ranking in weightlifting?Weightlifting
• How many attempts is a lifter given in each weightlifting lift?Weightlifting
• Which describes the order of movements in the clean and jerk?Weightlifting
• How heavy is the men's competition barbell?Weightlifting
• How many referees judge whether a weightlifting attempt is good?Weightlifting
• How many lifts make up Olympic weightlifting?Weightlifting
• Which implement is lifted in a weightlifting competition?Weightlifting
• What decides the winner in weightlifting?Weightlifting
• On what basis are weightlifters divided?Weightlifting
• Weightlifting is a full Olympic sport.Weightlifting
• In weightlifting, the lifter who raises the heavier weight wins.Weightlifting
• Weightlifting rankings are set by the snatch result alone.Weightlifting
• The clean and jerk is the lift that takes the barbell straight overhead in a single movement.Weightlifting
• In weightlifting a lifter is given only one attempt in each lift.Weightlifting
• The men's competition barbell weighs 15 kg.Weightlifting
• Whether a weightlifting attempt is good is judged by three referees.Weightlifting
• Olympic weightlifting is divided into three lifts: the snatch, the clean and jerk, and the press.Weightlifting
• The implement lifted in weightlifting is the barbell.Weightlifting
• Weightlifters are graded and matched by their height.Weightlifting
• What is the attack called in which a player jumps and hits the ball hard downward?Volleyball
• Which play begins a rally in volleyball?Volleyball
• What score must a side reach first to take the fifth set in volleyball?Volleyball
• Which volleyball position is given over entirely to defense and receiving?Volleyball
• Which volleyball position lifts the ball for the attackers to hit?Volleyball
• Which way do volleyball players move when they win back the serve?Volleyball
• At which Games did volleyball become a full Olympic sport?Volleyball
• About how high is the net in an official men's volleyball match?Volleyball
• What score must a side reach first to take sets 1 to 4 in volleyball?Volleyball
• How is a volleyball match decided?Volleyball
• In volleyball you score by sending the ball over the net into the opponents' court and grounding it.Volleyball
• Sets 1 to 4 in volleyball are won by the first side to reach 21 points.Volleyball
• A block is a play in which you jump at the net to stop the opponents' attack.Volleyball
• The fifth set in volleyball is played to 25 points, the same as every other set.Volleyball
• On winning back the serve, the players on court each move one position counter-clockwise.Volleyball
• The libero wears a jersey of a different color from the rest of the team.Volleyball
• At 24-24 the set continues until one side leads by two points.Volleyball
• Volleyball uses rally scoring, in which the side that wins the rally takes the point regardless of who served.Volleyball
• Every rally in volleyball begins with a serve.Volleyball
• A volleyball team has six players on court at once.Volleyball