sports quiz for schoolchildren in grades 5-6 with answers
Quiz for schoolchildren on the topic: Sports with answers
Quiz for schoolchildren "Around sports"
What is the name of
1. Throwing a projectile weighing less than a kilogram and over two meters long. (Javelin-throwing)
2. A tough oval ball sport played in the US and Canada. The rules provide for an attack on any opponent. (American football)
3. One of the types of downhill skiing on a special single-seat sled, to control which the athlete uses special spikes for boots. (Skeleton)
4. White water rafting inflatable boats. (Rafting)
5. Sport game, the purpose of which is to drive the ball along all the paths to the holes and hit each of them. (Golf)
6. Sports game with a ball and a bat. (Baseball)
7. Large circuit racing on the fireballs. ("Formula 1")
8. A type of rowing sport that includes racing through a turbulent stream of water through a certain number of established gates. (Water slalom)
9. Climbing hard-to-reach mountain peaks. (Mountaineering)
10. Alpine skiing all-around, which includes ski ballet, mogul and aerial acrobatics. (Freestyle)
11. View athletics, in which you want to show the properties of the sprinter and the high jumper. (Hurdling)
12. A sport associated with the performance of various figures in the water to the music. ( Synchronized swimming)
13. Type of skiing, which consists in descending from the mountains on a special board. (Snowboarding)
14. sports wrestling which is carried out using various techniques applied below the belt. The purpose of the duel is to press the opponent with his back to the mat. (Greco-Roman wrestling)
15. Winter combined: ski race with shooting at the firing lines from a small-caliber rifle. (Biathlon)
16. A rather young type of mountaineering sport associated with ice. (Ice climbing)
17. Old national Canadian game, the purpose of which is to score as many balls as possible into the opponent's goal with special nets. (Lacrosse)
18. Type of water sports, competitions for speed, range, duration of movement on large breaking waves, standing on a special board without a sail. (Surfing)
19. View parachuting: a special air board is attached to the athlete's legs to perform acrobatic elements. (Skysurfing)
20. A type of equestrian sport in which each participant must overcome from six to thirteen different obstacles located along a certain route. (Jumping-ippik)
21. Type of motor sport - racing in special mini-cars of a simplified design (without bodies), intended for competitions on a small area. (Karting)
22. Descent on a sports sleigh along the gutter. (Bobsled)
23. The art of hand and foot fighting? (Taekwondo)
24. Team game for drivers of category "A". (motoball)
25. The name of which sport is translated from English as "snow board"? (Snowboard)
26. Name your favorite real cowboy competitions. (Rodeo)
27. What sports equipment was intentionally worsened so as not to cripple the audience? (Spear. It has ceased to be sharp)
28. What is the name of a Russian person who, in Holland, fell in love with skates very much and was the first to come up with the idea of nailing them to the soles of his boots. (Russian Emperor Peter the Great)
29. What title is awarded to climbers who have conquered four "seven-thousanders"? ("Snow Leopard")
30. What animal did runner Charles Sherrill imitate when he invented low start? (Kangaroo)
31. Name the Russian “classic” wrestler who became an eight-time world champion and entered the Guinness Book of Records. (Alexander Karelin. Greco-Roman wrestling)
32. In which American game are there no "draws"? (Baseball)
33. What do we call Chinese gymnastics? (Qigong)
34. What cup is played annually among NHL teams? (Davis Cup)
35. What is each of the teams called behind the back in Formula 1 races? (Stable)
36. What gymnastic figure is there a namesake among the birds? (Martin)
37. What game do the French call "flying rooster"? (Badminton)
38. What game was the first woman to play the Scottish Queen Mary? (Golf)
39. Which of the sons of Zeus "organized" the first Olympic Games? (Hercules)
40. What is the name of the largest sporting goods company in Germany? ("Adidas")
41. In which game do ladies watch their pieces the most? (Chess)
42. How translated from in English the name of the style of swimming is "butterfly"? (Butterfly)
43. The name of what type of martial arts is translated from Japanese as “soft way”? (Judo)
44. What style of swimming did people borrow from a frog? (Breaststroke)
45. What kind of sport can be easy for some and hard for others? (Athletics)
46. What militant word can be called a pole, and rings, and bars? (Projectile)
47. What sports term is translated from Norwegian as "track on the mountain"? (Slalom)
48. In what sports team competition, in order to win, do you need to back away? (tug of war)
49. Which Russian poet not only became interested in boxing himself, but also taught this art to others? (Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin)
50. What sports game has "letter printing"? (That's the name of the hit in the towns)
51. Name the country - the birthplace of the Olympic Games? (Greece)
52. Who was not allowed to the Games? (women, slaves)
53. What was the name of the winner of the Games in Ancient Greece? (Olympic)
54. How many days did the competition last? (Five)
55. In honor of which god were the Games held? (In honor of Zeus)
56. Do you think there were competitions of poets and musicians at the Games? (Yes)
57. Remember the motto of the Olympic Games. ("Faster, higher, stronger")
58. What is the symbol of the Games? (Torch)
59. What is shown on Olympic flag? (Five rings)
60. At the opening of the Olympic Games, the teams line up in alphabetical order - according to the first letters of the names of the countries they represent. But the team of the same country always walks ahead. Which? (Greece)
61. What was the reward for the winner in Ancient Greece? (wreath)
62. What medal is awarded for higher sporting achievement? (Golden)
63. What is the mascot of the Olympic Games in Moscow in 1980? (Bear)
64. What is the punishment for violating the rules of the game? (Removal from the field)
65. Name the body created to determine the athletes or teams worthy of rewarding. (Judges)
66. What is the name of the athlete who won the competition? (Champion)
67. What is the name of the young athlete? (Junior)
68. What is the name of the game with a small ball, which has recently become a Olympic sports sports? (Tennis)
69. What is the name of the facility for holding sports competitions? (Stadium)
70. In Greece, each subsequent game was named after the Greek who won the sport. In which? (on the run)
71. Name known species motorsport. (Rally)
72. Climbing mountain peaks is. (Mountaineering)
73. What word in Greek means "a wrestler, a man of strong build"? (Athlete)
74. A sports game with a ball and a racket is. (Badminton)
75. What does "basket" and "bol" mean? (basket and ball)
76. Downhill sledding on prepared tracks is. (Bobsled)
11. This sport got its name from the mountain range of the Alps. What is this sport? (Mountaineering)
78. Another name for fisticuffs. (Boxing)
79. If a boxer does not get up within ten seconds - this is. (Knockout)
80. Are motorcycle races included in the program of the Olympic Games? (No)
81. In what games is the net stretched on the court? (Volleyball, tennis)
82. Cast metal handles with two cast-iron balls at the ends are. (Dumbbells)
83. What musical instrument announces the beginning and end of a round in boxing? (Gong)
84. Vintage sports equipment- This. (Giri)
85. Thick ropes used for climbing are. (Ropes)
86. What kind of martial arts, originating from Japanese system self-defense, translated as "empty hand"? (Karate)
87. In which sport is an ice ax the main tool? (Mountaineering)
88. What do karatekas wear? (In kimono)
89. An ice-covered area is. (Ice rink)
90. What animal riding competitions are held on olympic game X? (on horseback)
91. A device for increasing the speed of a swimmer is. (Flippers)
92. What is the name of acrobatic exercises in the water? (Synchronized swimming)
93. The highest sporting achievement established by an athlete or team is. (Record)
94. How do badminton players throw? (by shuttlecock)
95. The specific place from which the competition begins is this. (Start)
96. Teacher physical education, a specialist in this sport is. (Trainer)
97. A special facility for shooting safety is (Tir)
98. Name the sport of martial arts with the use of a sword, rapier or saber. (Fencing)
99. The object of this game is to score the ball into the opponent's goal. (Football)
100. The game with the puck is. (Hockey)
101. A device for measuring time in sports is. (Stopwatch)
102. In this game, you can declare checkmate. (Chess)
103. Headgear to protect against injury. (Helmet)
104. What sport are you known for: Klitschko Brothers (Boxing)
Garry Kasparov (Chess) Anna Kournikova (Tennis) Alina Kabaeva (Gymnastics) Pavel Bure (Hockey)
105. What game does the Zenit team play? (Football)
106. Name the birthplace of football. (England)
107. Name yourself famous football player England. (Beckham)
108. In football, when the ball rolls over the touchline, this is. (Out)
109. What country is footballer Ronaldo from? (Brazil)
110. Football shoes. (cleats)
111. Getting the ball into the goal is. (Goal)
112. Passing the ball to another player is. (Pass)
113. How many halves are there in football? (Two)
115. National competitions in Chukotka are. (Sled racing)
116. Where do martial arts like judo and karate come from? (Japan)
117. Is there women's football? (Yes)
118. The most beautiful sport on ice is this. (Figure skating)
119. What on the human body symbolizes his strength? (Muscles)
120. Fight without rules is. (wrestling)
121. Name all the games ending in "bol". (Football, volleyball, basketball, handball, streetball)
122. The goal of this game is to drive the ball into the hole with the club with the least number of strokes. (Golf)
123. How do skittles knock down? (Sharom)
124. How is the word "sambo" deciphered? (Self-defense without weapons)
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Quiz for schoolchildren "Around sports"
What is the name of
1. Throwing a projectile weighing less than a kilogram and over two meters long. (Javelin-throwing)
2. A tough oval ball sport played in the US and Canada. The rules provide for an attack on any opponent. (American football)
3. One of the types of downhill skiing on a special single-seat sled, to control which the athlete uses special spikes for boots. (Skeleton)
4. White water rafting in inflatable boats. (Rafting)
5. A sport game, the purpose of which is to drive the ball along all the paths to the holes and hit each of them. (Golf)
6. Sports game with a ball and a bat. (Baseball)
7. Big circuit races on fireballs. ("Formula 1")
8. A type of rowing sport that includes racing through a turbulent stream of water through a certain number of established gates. (Water slalom)
9. Climbing hard-to-reach mountain peaks. (Mountaineering)
10. Alpine skiing all-around, which includes ski ballet, mogul and aerial acrobatics. (Freestyle)
11. A type of athletics in which you need to show the properties of a sprinter and a high jumper. (Hurdling)
12. A sport associated with the performance of various figures in the water to the music. (Synchronized swimming)
13. Type of skiing, which consists in descending from the mountains on a special board. (Snowboarding)
14. Sports wrestling, which is carried out with the help of various techniques used below the belt. The purpose of the duel is to press the opponent with his back to the mat. (Greco-Roman wrestling)
15. Winter biathlon: cross-country skiing with shooting at the shooting range from a small-caliber rifle. (Biathlon)
16. A rather young type of mountaineering sport associated with ice. (Ice climbing)
17. An old national Canadian game, the purpose of which is to score as many balls as possible into the opponent's goal with special nets. (Lacrosse)
18. Type of water sports, competitions for speed, range, duration of movement on large breaking waves, standing on a special board without a sail. (Surfing)
19. Type of parachuting: a special air board is attached to the athlete's legs to perform acrobatic elements. (Skysurfing)
20. A type of equestrian sport in which each participant must overcome from six to thirteen different obstacles located along a certain route. (Jumping-ippik)
21. Type of motor sport - racing on special mini-cars of a simplified design (without bodies), intended for competitions on a small area. (Karting)
22. Descent on a sports sleigh along the gutter. (Bobsled)
23. The art of hand and foot fighting? (Taekwondo)
24. Team game for category "A" drivers. (motoball)
25. The name of which sport is translated from English as "snow board"? (Snowboard)
26. Name your favorite real cowboy competitions. (Rodeo)
27. What sports equipment was intentionally worsened so as not to cripple the audience? (Spear. It has ceased to be sharp)
28. What is the name of a Russian person who, in Holland, fell in love with skates very much and was the first to come up with the idea of nailing them to the soles of his boots. (Russian Emperor Peter the Great)
29. What title is awarded to climbers who have conquered four "seven-thousanders"? ("Snow Leopard")
30. What animal did runner Charles Sherrill imitate when he invented the low start? (Kangaroo)
31. Name the Russian “classic” wrestler who became an eight-time world champion and entered the Guinness Book of Records. (Alexander Karelin. Greco-Roman wrestling)
32. In which American game are there no "draws"? (Baseball)
33. What do we call Chinese gymnastics? (Qigong)
34. What cup is played annually among NHL teams? (Stanley Cup)
35. What is each of the teams called behind the back in Formula 1 races? (Stable)
36. Which gymnastic figure has a namesake among birds? (Martin)
37. What game do the French call "flying rooster"? (Badminton)
38. What game was the first woman to play the Scottish Queen Mary? (Golf)
39. Which of the sons of Zeus "organized" the first Olympic Games? (Hercules)
40. What is the name of the largest sporting goods company in Germany? ("Adidas")
41. In which game do ladies watch their pieces the most? (Chess)
42. How is the name of the swimming style "butterfly" translated from English? (Butterfly)
43. The name of what type of martial arts is translated from Japanese as “soft way”? (Judo)
44. What style of swimming did people borrow from a frog? (Breaststroke)
45. What kind of sport can be easy for some and hard for others? (Athletics)
46. What militant word can be called a pole, and rings, and bars? (Projectile)
47. What sports term is translated from Norwegian as "track on the mountain"? (Slalom)
48. In what sports team competition, in order to win, do you need to back away? (tug of war)
49. Which Russian poet not only became interested in boxing himself, but also taught this art to others? (Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin)
50. What sports game has "letter printing"? (That's the name of the hit in the towns)
51. Name the country - the birthplace of the Olympic Games? (Greece)
52. Who was not allowed to the Games? (women, slaves)
53. What was the name of the winner of the Games in Ancient Greece? (Olympic)
54. How many days did the competition last? (Five)
55. In honor of which god were the Games held? (In honor of Zeus)
56. Do you think there were competitions of poets and musicians at the Games? (Yes)
57. Remember the motto of the Olympic Games. ("Faster, higher, stronger")
58. What is the symbol of the Games? (Torch)
59. What is depicted on the Olympic flag? (Five rings)
60. At the opening of the Olympic Games, the teams line up in alphabetical order - according to the first letters of the names of the countries they represent. But the team of the same country always walks ahead. Which? (Greece)
61. What was the reward for the winner in Ancient Greece? (wreath)
62. What medal is awarded for the highest sporting achievement? (Golden)
63. What is the mascot of the Olympic Games in Moscow in 1980? (Bear)
64. What is the punishment for violating the rules of the game? (Removal from the field)
65. Name the body created to determine the athletes or teams worthy of rewarding. (Judges)
66. What is the name of the athlete who won the competition? (Champion)
67. What is the name of the young athlete? (Junior)
68. What is the name of the game with a small ball, which has recently become an Olympic sport? (Tennis)
69. What is the name of the building for sports competitions? (Stadium)
70. In Greece, each subsequent game was named after the Greek who won the sport. In which? (on the run)
71. Name a famous type of motorsport. (Rally)
72. Climbing mountain peaks is ... (Mountaineering)
73. What word in Greek means "a wrestler, a man of strong build"? (Athlete)
74. A sports game with a ball and a racket is ... (Badminton)
75. What does "basket" and "bol" mean? (basket and ball)
76. Downhill sledding on prepared tracks is ... (Bobsleigh)
11. This sport got its name from the mountain range of the Alps. What is this sport? (Mountaineering)
78. Another name for fisticuffs. (Boxing)
79. If a boxer does not get up within ten seconds, this is ... (Knockout)
80. Are motorcycle races included in the program of the Olympic Games? (No)
81. In what games is the net stretched on the court? (Volleyball, tennis)
82. Cast metal handles with two cast-iron balls at the ends are ... (Dumbbells)
83. What musical instrument announces the beginning and end of a round in boxing? (Gong)
84. Antique sports equipment is ... (Kettlebells)
85. Thick ropes used for climbing are ... (Ropes)
86. What type of martial arts, originating from the Japanese system of self-defense, is translated as "empty hand"? (Karate)
87. In which sport is an ice ax the main tool? (Mountaineering)
88. What do karatekas wear? (In kimono)
89. An ice-covered area is ... (skating rink)
90. What animal riding competitions are held at the Olympic Games? (on horseback)
91. A device for increasing the speed of a swimmer is ... (Flippers)
92. What is the name of acrobatic exercises in the water? (Synchronized swimming)
93. The highest sporting achievement established by an athlete or team is ... (Record)
94. How do badminton players throw? (by shuttlecock)
95. A certain place from which the competition begins is ... (Start)
96. A teacher of physical education, a specialist in this sport is ... (Coach)
97. A special facility for shooting safety is (Tyr)
98. Name the sport of martial arts with the use of a sword, rapier or saber. (Fencing)
99. The object of this game is to score the ball into the opponent's goal. (Football)
100. The game with the puck is ... (Hockey)
101. A device for measuring time in sports is ... (Stopwatch)
102. In this game, you can declare checkmate. (Chess)
103. Headgear to protect against injury. (Helmet)
104. What sport are you known for: Klitschko Brothers (Boxing)
Garry Kasparov (Chess) Anna Kournikova (Tennis) Alina Kabaeva (Gymnastics) Pavel Bure (Hockey)
105. What game does the Zenit team play? (Football)
106. Name the birthplace of football. (England)
107. Name the most famous football player in England. (Beckham)
108. In football, when the ball rolls over the touchline, it is ... (out)
109. What country is footballer Ronaldo from? (Brazil)
110. Football shoes. (cleats)
111. Hitting the ball into the goal is ... (Goal)
112. Passing the ball to another player is... (Pass)
113. How many halves are there in football? (Two)
115. National competitions in Chukotka are ... (Sledding races)
116. Where do martial arts like judo and karate come from? (Japan)
117. Is there a women's football? (Yes)
118. The most beautiful sport on ice is ... (Figure skating)
119. What on the human body symbolizes his strength? (Muscles)
120. Fight without rules is ... (Wrestling)
121. Name all the games ending in "bol". (Football, volleyball, basketball, handball, streetball)
122. The goal of this game is to drive the ball into the hole with the club with the least number of strokes. (Golf)
123. How do skittles knock down? (Sharom)
124. How is the word "sambo" deciphered? (Self-defense without weapons)
A healthy lifestyle is made up of a focus on health as an absolute life value, on the ideals of the individual, family, nation and nature, on effective measures of nutrition, education, physical education and sports, hygiene of the body and spirit. Teachers as carriers of culture (including the culture of health) provide optimal psychohygienic conditions for training and education. A social educator contributes to solving the problem of maintaining social health and preventing social ailments. Consequently, the main way to improve health is the creation of favorable socio-pedagogical conditions.
Currently, games in the format of quests are in great demand among students. Game-quest "We are for healthy lifestyle life!" is aimed at forming a culture of a healthy lifestyle among the younger generation, the manifestation of responsibility, independence and teamwork, as well as creating conditions for the intellectual and creative self-realization of students and the promotion of physical activity.
The social pedagogue performs the following functions in the school: educational and upbringing - provides a targeted pedagogical influence on the behavior and activities of children; organizational - organizes socially valuable activities of students, ensures the implementation of plans, projects and programs; organizational and communicative - involving more children in events.
The teacher-librarian of the school, contributing to the implementation of an integrated approach to the effectiveness of health-saving activities, participates in the organization of sports and recreational activities: book fairs“We choose health”, “I protect my health - I will help myself!”, “Sport is life, joy, health!”, conversations and reviews of literature, public events. Such work helps students to change themselves and their attitude to physical culture for the better.
The teacher of physical culture in combination with the classical form of education conducts mass physical culture and sports events- days of health and sports, outdoor games and competitions, sports holidays, sports days, with the help of which the formation of the physical culture of the individual is achieved.
The tasks of interaction between physical education teachers, a teacher-librarian and a social teacher during this event are as follows:
- motivation and need for systematic physical education and sports;
- mastering the main types of physical culture and sports activities;
- creation of favorable conditions for optimization motor activity;
- the formation of the necessary knowledge, skills and habits of a healthy lifestyle, the use of the acquired knowledge in everyday life;
- education of the need and ability to work independently exercise, consciously apply them for the purpose of rest, training, increasing efficiency and strengthening health.
Game preparation and holding plan:
- Preparation of a route sheet for the passage of stages.
- Preparation of questions and answers.
- The choice of the organizers of the quest, the formation of teams of players.
- Conducting briefing for the participants of the quest.
- Passage of playgrounds by teams.
- Summarizing.
- Rewarding.
Game start.
Each team receives a route sheet indicating the sites. Teams move between gym and the school library, performing thematic, practical and intellectual tasks. At each stage, teams receive points for correctly completed tasks.
1 platform "Proverbs and sayings" (in the library)
- Temper your body for the benefit of the cause.
- Don't be afraid of the cold, wash yourself up to your waist.
- Those who play sports gain strength.
- The sun, air and water always help us.
- Who loves sports is healthy and cheerful.
- And ingenuity is needed, and hardening is important.
- IN healthy body healthy spirit.
- Sails and rigging are in the hands of the athlete.
- You will be tempered from youth, you will fit for the whole century.
- The sun, air and water are our true friends.
- start new life not from Monday, but from morning exercises.
- Strong in body - rich in deed.
- You don’t make friends with sports - you’ll worry about it more than once.
- Walking is a long life.
- Give sports time, and in return get health.
- Move more, you'll live longer.
- Movement is the companion of health.
- Walking is a long life.
- Physical education is the enemy of old age.
- Sports and tourism strengthen the body.
- Harden yourself - move away from the disease.
- If you want to be healthy - temper yourself!
- Ice water is a disaster for any ailment.
- Moderate food is a comfort to the mind.
- How thinner waist the longer the life.
- Gluttony clouds the mind.
- Not everything in the mouth is what the eye sees.
- Moderation in food is healthier than a hundred doctors.
- Long meals - short life.
- Eat breakfast yourself, share lunch with a friend, and give dinner to the enemy.
- Eaten at night - for the future will not work.
- When you go to bed with an empty stomach, you wake up refreshed.
- Shorten dinner - lengthen life.
- From delicious and sweet food - do not expect anything but trouble.
- Thoroughly chewed - almost overcooked.
- The more you chew, the longer you live.
- Eat simply - you can live up to a hundred years.
- Don't eat sweet stuff.
- When I eat I am deaf and dumb.
- Health, joy and work always go together side by side.
- Laziness catches up with the disease, work cleanses the soul.
- Nothing harms a person more than idleness.
- The body weakens without work.
- Old age does not age, but idleness.
- A person gets tired when he has nothing to do.
- Idleness is the sister of disease.
- A lazybones is always unwell.
- From excessive idleness - nonsense profits, in active labor - the will is tempered.
2 platform "Mysteries" (in the library)
1. Who quickly rushes through the snow
Are you afraid to fail? (Skier)
2. Ten plus one someone
the ball wants to drive into the goal,
and eleven others
do not let them seek. (Football)
3. Green meadow,
One hundred benches around
From gate to gate
The people run briskly.
At these gates
Fishing nets. (Stadium)
4. The ice around is transparent, flat,
Two iron strips
And someone is dancing above them,
Jumping, waving his arms. (Figure skater)
5. Right on the road
The horse spread its legs
Headless and tailless
As if rooted to the spot, he stood up.
The horse stands still
Together with the rider. (Projectile - horse)
6. Iron pancakes
connected,
thin stick -
iron rolling pin
pancakes bakes,
It attracts by force. (Barbell)
7. Two rings
And two ropes
Up and down,
There and back again.
unfinished flight,
Stance, takeoff and turn. (Projectile - rings)
8. Beardless and not white,
Smooth, hairless body,
iron hooves,
As if dug into the ground
He doesn't bleat, he doesn't make noise.
Where they put it - it stands there;
He is not moved
Jump through it. (Projectile - goat).
9. Iron bird
Laid an egg
Egg from the nest
Don't take it easy.
hard egg,
In the egg - a ring;
You will take for the ring -
You will take the egg. (Weight)
10. There is a lawn in our school,
And on it - goats and horses.
We are tumbling here
Roughly forty-five minutes.
At school - horses and a lawn?!
What a miracle - guess what! (Gym)
11. - I don’t understand, guys, who are you?
Birders? Anglers?
What kind of net is in the yard?
- Don't interfere with the game
You'd better leave!
We play ... (volleyball)
12. On an empty stomach
They beat me unbearably;
Aptly pour players
I'm kicked.
They blow air into me
And they kick me. (Soccer ball)
For students in grades 10-11.
1.
Who warns smokers about the dangers of smoking? (Ministry of Health)
2. Which organ is primarily affected in smokers? (Lungs.)
3.
The most dangerous disease of the 21st century. (AIDS.)
4.
His drop kills the horse. (Nicotine.)
5.
A drink that can ruin both family and life. (Vodka.)
6.
A low-alcohol drink that many people consider harmless. (Beer.)
7.
What color are the teeth of smokers? (Yellow.)
8.
What happens to people when they smoke, drink alcohol, drink, take drugs? (Degradation of personality - loss of positive qualities.)
3 platform "Interesting questions" (in the library)
1. What is the name of a Russian person who in Holland fell in love with skates and was the first to come up with the idea of nailing them to the soles of his boots. (Russian Emperor Peter the Great)
2. Which gymnastic figure has a namesake among birds? (Martin)
3. What game do the French call "flying rooster"? (Badminton)
4. Which of the sons of Zeus "organized" the first Olympic Games? (Hercules)
5. What is the name of the largest sporting goods company in Germany? ("Adidas")
6. In which game do ladies watch their pieces the most? (Chess)
7. How is the name of the swimming style "butterfly" translated from English? (Butterfly)
8. The name of what type of martial arts is translated from Japanese as “soft way”? (Judo)
9. What style of swimming did people borrow from the frog? (Breaststroke)
10. What kind of sport can be easy for some and hard for others? (Athletics)
11. What militant word can be called a pole, and rings, and bars? (Projectile)
12. In what sports team competition, in order to win, do you need to back away? (tug of war)
13. What was the name of the winner of the Games in Ancient Greece? (Olympic)
14. How many days did the competition last? (Five)
15. In honor of which god were the Games held? (In honor of Zeus)
16. Do you think there were competitions of poets and musicians at the Games? (Yes)
17. Remember the motto of the Olympic Games. ("Faster, higher, stronger")
18. What is the symbol of the Games? (Torch)
19. What is depicted on the Olympic flag? (Five rings)
20. How to decipher the word "sambo"? (Self-defense without weapons).
4 playground " Gym» (in the gym)
Obstacle Course Exercise Sequence
Execution Requirements |
Equipment |
Evaluation |
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Start. Jumping on one leg |
Distance 6 m. Perform at least 5 jumps. |
Markup. Start and finish marks on the floor. |
The leg cannot be changed during the course. Every mistake |
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Crawling on the gymnastic bench. |
Crawling from a prone position with the help of bending the arms. |
Gymnastic bench. |
When performing the exercise, you can not help yourself with your legs. |
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Equilibrium. Walking on the balance beam, arms to the sides. |
Walk on the balance beam without losing your balance. |
Outdoor gymnastic beam, mats. |
Loss of balance: falling from a log, touching the floor with a foot or hand - 1.0 sec penalty. |
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Throw on target medicine ball with both hands from the chest. |
The participant performs 3 attempts. |
Weight of stuffed ball for grades 5-6 1 kg, grades 7-8 2 kg, grades 9-11 3 kg. |
If the participant does not hit the target, then 1.0 seconds is added to him for each miss. |
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Shuttle run (3 x 7m) |
High start from the start line. The segment (7m) is considered to be overcome if the participant stepped over the line limiting the segment with one foot and touched the cone with his hand. |
2 cones and markings on the floor |
For each failure to reach the line limiting the segment, a 1.0 second penalty is added |
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Dribbling stances and throw basketball ball into the ring. |
The participant circles 1 rack with right side, 2 - from the left, etc. Racks are circled by the hand farthest from the rack. |
5 racks or cones. Distance between cones 1 m |
Conducting according to the rules of basketball. |
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The program is considered completed at the moment the participant crosses the finish line with both feet. |
The line is marked on the floor. |
The execution time of the entire complex task is fixed. |
Obstacle course exercises are performed in a stream by all team members. The time from the start of the first participant to the finish of the last is estimated. The start of the first participant is made at the command of the judge, the start of the second and subsequent participants - by touching the palm. The finish of the last participant is recorded immediately after crossing the finish line.
One referee fixes the time of passing the exercises of the obstacle course and the correctness of the handover, the second referee evaluates the quality of the tasks.
Students exempted for health reasons from the practical part, help the judges in the arrangement of inventory.
Additional competition "The most, the most!" - optional.
2 boys and 2 girls (from each team) participate. Each of them performs two exercises: first 30 seconds flexion and extension of the arms (boys) from the floor, (girls) from the bench, then 30 seconds of jumping on two legs over the rope, rotating it forward or backward. The number of exercises performed in 1 minute is estimated.
Material from GS
The forty-seventh game of the third Challenge Cup.
Members
Roman Nemuchinsky
Dmitry Belyavsky
Vadim Friend
- Roman Nemuchinsky, junior researcher from Moscow.
- Dmitry Belyavsky, programmer from Moscow.
- Vadim Friend, psychiatrist from Elektrostal, Moscow region.
Game progress
First round
Themes:
- France
- book beauty
- We are for peace!
- Artists
- Cells
- A century ago
France (500)
For its small power and size, the once very popular car of this company was popularly nicknamed "two horses".
Roman answers.
Player response: Renault
Dmitry answers.
Player response: Peugeot
Vadim answers.
Correct answer: Citroen
We are for peace (300)
As conceived by the designers, she was to become a permanently inhabited space object.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Station "Mir"
Book beauty (500)
The comparison with this great queen offended the heroine of O. Henry's story: "She had a terribly long nose!"
Dmitry answers.
Player response: Nefertiti
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Cleopatra
We are for peace! (500)
In 1969, this married couple spent their entire honeymoon in the bed of the Amsterdam Hilton Hotel, declaring their behavior an action in the struggle for peace.
Vadim answers.
Correct answer: Yoko Ono and John Lennon
We are for peace! (400)
At the end of this war, the German Logau created the couplet “Armed Peace”: “War takes off armor, the world puts it on. We know the deeds of war, what is peace capable of?
Roman answers.
Player response: World War I
Correct answer: Thirty year old
We are for peace! (200)
The principles for the creation of this particular organization were formulated at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919.
Vadim answers.
Correct answer: The League of nations
We are for peace! (100)
Propaganda of this method of resolving international conflicts was considered a criminal offense in the USSR.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: War
Cells (500)
This stingy French king did not spare money only for cramped cages, where he imprisoned his personal enemies for a long time.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Louis XI
A century ago (500)
This illustrious singer made her debut at the Bolshoi Theater on April 23, 1902, performing the part of Antonida in the opera A Life for the Tsar.Correct answer: Nezhdanova
France (400)
The French called the prototype of this modern sports game the “flying rooster”.
Correct answer: Badminton
Book beauty (500)
““ Beauty is terrible ” - they will tell you -
You throw on lazily
Spanish shawl on the shoulders
Red rose - in the hair.
To whom did Blok dedicate these lines?
Roman answers.
Player response: Lyubov Mendeleev
Dmitry answers.
Player response: Carmen
Correct answer: Anna Andreevna Akhmatova
Cells (400)
Such a cell has many processes - dendrites and only one process - an axon.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Neuron
A century ago (400)
The first hypothesis of the German physicist Max Abraham about its structure recognized it as a solid ball with a uniformly distributed charge.
Dmitry answers.
Player response: Atom
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Electron
Cells (300)
Road signs (300)
Cat in a bag. Subject: Road signs. “Cats, dogs, foxes, deer, lizards and snakes play on the road.” What does the sign require from the driver?
Played by Vadim. Rate - 300.
Correct answer: Reduce speed
France (300)
In the novel "My Cherry Orchard" in 2001, this actress "intertwined" the fate of her family with the images of Chekhov and the history of Russia.
Correct answer: Marina Vlady
Artists (300)
In 1509, Lucas Cranach the Elder was the first among the Germans to dare to portray Venus in this way.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Nude
Book beauty (300)
His "masculine strength and beauty were absolutely irresistible for marriageable provincial Margaritas", and he seriously considered a career as a marriage swindler.
Vadim answers.
Correct answer: Ostap Bender
Cells (200)
Prince Charles is the owner of the world's largest collection of these plaid skirts.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Kilts
A century ago (300)
Toll's expedition, which disappeared in October 1902, was looking for this legendary land in the Arctic.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Sannikov Land
A century ago (200)
A century ago, Theodor Mommsen was awarded the Nobel Prize for his fundamental work on the history of this city.
Correct answer: Rome
France (200)
This sixteen-year-old student of the Paris military school was not selected for the La Perouse expedition. History has prepared a different fate for him.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Napoleon Bonaparte
France (100)
"A hole in the head - it's wonderful!" the French joke. What product do you mean?
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Cheese
Book beauty (200)
According to Lope de Vega, women owe half of their beauty to representatives of this particular ordinary profession.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: tailor
Artists (200)
On horses (300)
Cat in a bag. Subject: By horses! She asked her husband to reduce taxes from his subjects, assuring her that she was ready for anything for the sake of the unfortunate. Mocking, the husband demanded to drive naked through the city. She fulfilled the condition.
Dmitry plays. Rate - 300.
The player does not respond.
Correct answer: Lady Godiva
Cells (100)
"Hey, don't stand too close! // I'm a tiger cub, not a pussy!" - Samuil Marshak, the hero of this work, warns.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: "Children in a Cage"
Artists (400)
Having made furniture according to his sketch for this Frenchman, the cabinetmaker took only the sketch signed by the customer for his work.
Correct answer: Pablo Picasso
Book beauty (100)
This prince assured: “Beauty will sooner drag decency into a whirlpool than decency will correct beauty.”
Correct answer: Hamlet
A century ago (100)
Tests of this type of urban transport for the first time in Russia took place in St. Petersburg on March 31, 1902.
Dmitry answers.
Player response: Tram
Correct answer: trolleybus
Round result
- Novel - 600
- Dmitriy - - 200
- Vadim - 1 500
Second round
Themes:
- People and animals
- planets
- Near Abroad
- ships
- Patents
- Faith Hope Love
People and animals (1,000)
The first exotic picture of this customs officer was "Tiger attacking scouts"; it was followed by The Hungry Lion.
Dmitry answers.
Player response: Vereshchagin
Correct answer: Henri Rousseau
Planets (1,000)
This satellite of Pluto is only three times smaller than the planet. That is why Pluto is considered a "double planet".
Roman answers.
Correct answer: aron
Near abroad (1,000)
This summer day is marked by a grand song festival, which has been held annually in Riga since 1873.
Correct answer: Ivan Kupala Day
Ships (1,000)
In 1904, of all the battleships of the 1st Pacific Squadron, only this one managed to escape from the blockade of Port Arthur after a fierce battle in the Yellow Sea.
Correct answer: Tsesarevich
Patents (1,000)
Question-auction. It was this freedom that was proclaimed in Austria by the tolerant patent of Emperor Joseph II.
Correct answer: freedom of religion
Faith, Hope, Love (1,000)
For Meyerhold, this avant-garde woman designed The Magnificent Cuckold, for Tairov - for Romeo and Juliet.
Correct answer: Lyubov Sergeevna Popova
Patents (800)
A special study showed that a third of patents for new technologies expect just such a fate.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: They will never be realized
Planets (800)
It is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as "the most fast planet»: average speed its orbital motion exceeds 172,000 kilometers per hour.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Mercury
Planets (600)
The action of this film by George Danelia takes place on the planet Plyuk.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: "Kin-Dza-Dza!"
Planets (400)
We didn’t call this song of the group “Shocking Blue” otherwise than “Shizgara”.Correct answer: Venus
Planets (200)
It is her shadow that covers the Moon from us during a total lunar eclipse.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Earth
Near abroad (800)
This name, which was never given to Mikhail Gorbachev, according to one of the versions, means “land of fires” in Farsi.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Azerbaijan
Ships (800)
Peter I ordered to make them "with great diligence and extreme art", and the craftsmen were warned about personal responsibility for an oversight.
Vadim answers.
Player response: Masts
Correct answer: Anchors
Faith, Hope, Love (800)
For Zarha and Kheifits, this actress was a "Member of the Government", for Donskoy - a "Village Teacher".
Correct answer: Vera Maretskaya
People and animals (800)
The trainers consider him the most dangerous and forged beast, always attacking without warning.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Bear
People and animals (600)
In honor of this hero of the Indian epic, a fossil monkey was named, the bones of which were found in the mountains of India.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Frame
Near abroad (600)
This is the official title of the post of head of state of Turkmenistan.
Vadim answers.
Correct answer: Turkmen-bashi
Near abroad (400)
“Sazandariy groan rings,
People are crowding on the bridge
The whole carpet capital,
And below the Kura is noisy, ”Osip Mandelstam admired this capital.
Vadim answers.
Correct answer: Tbilisi
Near abroad (200)
This country owns a pristine patch of forest, as it was in Central Europe millennia ago.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Belarus
Patents (600)
In the patent of the Walt Disney Corporation, it is listed as "a configuration of a round head with round ears on the sides."
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Mickey Mouse
Ships (600)
On May 19, 1668, the first Russian warship "Eagle" descended from the stocks on the waters of this tributary of the Volga.
Correct answer: Oka
People and animals (400)
In 1873, Wandering Coyote caught a bull and a heifer. And at the beginning of the 20th century, the US government bought a herd of 300 of these animals from him for the national park.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: bison
Faith, Hope, Love (600)
Only one season she performed on the stage of the Perm Opera and Ballet Theatre, and since 1975 she became the prima ballerina of the Bolshoi.
Vadim answers.
Correct answer: Nadezhda Pavlova
Ships (400)
After the October Revolution, all the ships of the former tsarist fleet received new revolutionary names. Except this cruiser.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Aurora
Faith, Hope, Love (400)
Question-auction. This is what the name Nkeiruki Yazeh, a member of the Russian Olympic women's curling team, means in one of the African dialects.
Roman plays. The bet is 4,800 (all-in).
Player response: Faith Hope Love
Correct answer: Hope
Patents (400)
In 1897 he received a patent for the invention of a method of wireless telegraphy; 12 years later - the Nobel Prize.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Marconi
Ships (200)
At the naval parade on September 9, 1714, three Russian galleys were followed by ships of this country with surviving, albeit not completely, crews.
Vadim answers.
Correct answer: Sweden
People and animals (200)
The last time they were drafted into the army during the Second World War in Burma.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: elephants
Patents (200)
“I won’t even give two louis for his patent,” the chemical magnate Rowling fumed at first.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Hyperboloid engineer Garin
Faith, Hope, Love (200)
Life or not life (400)
Cat in a bag. Subject: To be or not to be. Before you - a prototype of the unit, which saves a lot of time and effort to the current housewives. Name the unit.
Roman plays. Rate - 400.
Correct answer: Washing machine
Round result
- Novel - 400
- Dmitriy - 4 200
- Vadim - 2 500
Third round
The team does not use the right to substitute.
Themes:
- Western cinema
- chess players
- Crime
- Law is law
- Nicknames
- Miracles in a sieve
Nicknames (1,500)
The designers gave this simple military nickname to the latest development of the MI-28 helicopter.
Correct answer: Soldier
Chess players (1 500)
This, now unofficial title, Alekhin received at the age of 16, having won the All-Russian Chigorin Memorial Tournament.
Correct answer: Maestro
The law is the law (1,500)
The law, signed on July 26, 1986, declared January 15 - the day of his birth - a US federal holiday.
Answered by Dmitry
Player response: George Washington
Correct answer: Martin Luther King
Crime (1 500)
In 1980, he received his fourth term: for corrupting the Soviet people with White Guard songs and at the same time for fabulous earnings.
Correct answer: Mikhail Zvezdinsky
Crime (1 200)
For the theft of "50 meters of sewing material" a certain winder of a textile factory received the standard 10 years. What was she trying to steal?
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Spool of thread
Nicknames (1 200)
For the temperament and frenzied energy on the stage of this great chansonnier, the French nicknamed "Monsieur 100,000 volts."Correct answer: julbert deco
Miracles in a sieve (1,500)
Georgy Millyar played this role in the film "Barbara-beauty, long braid."
Roman answers.
Player response: baba yaga
Correct answer: Miracle Yudo
Miracles in a sieve (1,200)
Colonies of these rod-shaped bacteria turn bread and milk red. It is better not to eat such foods.
Roman answers.
Player response: Koch wand
Correct answer: Miraculous Wand
Miracles in a sieve (900)
The blood of this patron saint of Naples annually boils in a sealed ampoule at the unanimous prayer of those gathered in the temple. Science is confused.
Correct answer: Saint Januarius
Miracles in a sieve (600)
For their introduction in Europe, Fibonacci was awarded the title "Wonder of the World."
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Arabic numerals
Chess players (1 200)
Auction. It is for this reason that Vera Menchik, living in England, did not participate in national women's championships and performed in men's tournaments.
Dmitry plays. The bet is 3,900 (all-in).
Correct answer: She was not a British citizen
Miracles in a sieve (300)
After a series of matches with professionals in 1972, Canadian newspapers referred to this goalkeeper as "Russian Miracle".
Vadim answers.
Correct answer: Vladislav Alexandrovich Tretyak
Crime (900)
In Moscow in 1918, he became the highest-ranking victim of the thugs amnestied by the revolution, having lost his car and personal weapons.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Lenin
Crime (600)
In the basic law of Russia - the "Cathedral Code" of 1649 - it was this criminally punishable act that was called "sneaking".
Vadim answers.
Correct answer: Slander
The law is the law (1,200)
In France, measures to prevent and interrupt it were only legally approved in 1967.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Pregnancy
Western cinema (1,500)
This creator of Cast Away and Contact likes to quote or imitate famous paintings and commercials in his films.
Correct answer: Robert Zemeckis
Western cinema (1,200)
Victor Freeze, played by him, was actually a good doctor, but because of his love for his wife, the whole city almost froze.
Correct answer: Arnold Schwarzenegger
Chess players (900)
This organization awarded Anatoly Karpov with the Order of the Holy Blessed Prince Daniel of Moscow.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Russian Orthodox Church
The law is the law (900)
Free passage through this wall, according to the law, was opened four times a year, but only from West to East, and not vice versa.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: Berlin Wall
Nicknames (900)
Dmitry Alexandrovich Smirnov, who grew 195 centimeters, is called that in his native Torpedo-ZIL. To not be confused with the namesake at the same time.
Correct answer: Smirnov-big
Chess players (600)
The words "one match for the world championship takes two years of life", repeated after him and other champions.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Botvinnik
Western cinema (900)
The love story of this beautiful and romantic couple began on the set of their first film together, Fire Over England.
Correct answer: Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier
The law is the law (600)
Question-auction. In January 1916, the British Military Service Act initially introduced compulsory military service only for such men.
Roman plays. The bet is 1,600 (all-in).
Player response: For whites
Correct answer: For singles
Nicknames (600)
This Tolkien novel is reminiscent of the new nickname of the mayor of Moscow.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: "Lord of the Rings"
Chess players (300)
In 1988, this unofficial world chess championship was won by Mikhail Tal, ahead of Kasparov and Karpov.
Roman answers.
Player response: Tournament in Lenaris
Dmitry answers.
Player response: Shortened Tournament
Vadim answers.
Correct answer: Blitz Tournament
The law is the law (300)
At the end of the film "Fantômas" the unlucky Inspector Juve shouts: "Open in the name of the law!" pounded his fists on this hatch.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: submarine hatch
Crime (300)
It was he who was responsible for the terrible death of two Parisians who lived on the Rue Morgue.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Orangutan
Nicknames (300)
Journalists dubbed this American "small-town" series "ten-year-old soap".
Roman answers.
Correct answer: Santa Barbara
Western cinema (300)
In 1975, this adaptation of Peter Benchley's novel became the first film in history to gross over $100,000,000.
Dmitry answers.
Correct answer: "Jaws"
Western cinema (600)
This film by Paul Gingrass is not dedicated to January 9, 1905, but to the fighters for the rights of Northern Ireland in 1972.
Roman answers.
Correct answer: "Bloody Sunday"
Round result
- Novel - 1 200
- Dmitriy - 10 200
- Vadim - 5 200
Final round
Subject: Positions
Who did US President Lyndon Johnson call "an unpaid public servant chosen by only one person"?
Roman's answer: First lady
Rate - 999.
Dmitry's answer: First lady
Rate - 201.
Vadim's answer: First lady
Rate - 1 100.
Correct answer: First lady
Outcome of the game
- Ksenia - 2 199
- Dmitriy - 10 401
- Vadim - 6 300
Dmitry Belyavsky wins and the team of grandmasters has already lasted 47 games.
1. "Which countries are the birthplace of these sports?"
Football (England)
Biathlon (Norway)
Hockey (Canada)
2. In which city were the Olympic Games held? (Athens, Olympia)
3. How does the motto of the Olympic Games sound:
b) "faster, further, higher"
c) "sport, health, joy"
4. What is the Olympic symbol:
a) medals
4. Where are the vitamins: A, B, C.?
Vitamin A - fish oil, liver, milk, carrots, butter, cheese.
Vitamin B - meat, liver, cereals, bread.
Vitamin C - In all fruits, vegetables, berries, herbs.
5. Provision of first aid for injuries: bruises (cold), abrasions (
disinfection with peroxide), bleeding (pressing, tourniquet). Put
cold compress, rinse with hydrogen peroxide, anoint with brilliant green, rinse the wound and
put on a sterile bandage.
Quiz riddles:
The beginning of the road to the finish line? START
Tool sports referee? Whistle.
Are skiers asking for it? Ski track.
"Bearded" sports equipment? Gymnastic goat
Ancestors of sneakers? SNEAKERS
Daily regime:
Climb, morning exercises, morning toilet, water procedures, breakfast, study,
lunch, homework, afternoon tea, leisure, dinner, walk,
evening toilet, sleep.
The last task of the quiz: make words from the word OLYMPIAD in 3 minutes.
Quiz with answers on the topic: Sports
1. What words refer to these sports?
TIME, GOAL, PENALTY, PENALTY (football)
SKIING, RIFLE (biathlon)
PUC, STICK (hockey)
2. What kind of sport did the athletes:
Vladislav Tretyak (ice hockey)
Lev Yashin (football, goalkeeper),
Pele (Football), Sergey Ovchinnikov (football, goalkeeper),
Alexander Kerzhakov (football)
Pavel Bure (ice hockey)
Evgeny Kafelnikov (tennis player)
3. What qualities should an athlete who deals with data have?
sports? (Tennis requires strong muscles in the fingers, hand and forearm,
good reaction, good eye, general physical training.
Football is speed, strength, agility, quick reaction.)
4. Which countries are the leaders in world football? (Recognized leaders
world football in Europe are the national teams of France, Germany, England,
Italy, Spain, in South America Brazilians, Argentines
5. Which of the famous football players in the world do you know? (Legendary names
famous football players - Brazilian Pele, Frenchman Michel Platinum,
Johan Cruyff of the Netherlands, Franz Beckenbauer of Germany, Diego of Argentina
Maradona, our Lev Yashin - are known all over the world.)
6. Which victory is more valued by football players: victory at the Olympic Games or
winning the world championship? (Football is an Olympic sport, but winning the Olympics is not
counts highest achievement in football (unlike other sports); main
world championship tournament. the largest football tournaments are
World Championship and European Championship, which are held every four years.)
7. Were our athletes football teams winners? (Our
the players won Summer Olympics in 1956 and 1988, became
European champions in 1960)
8. What do you know about the Stanley Cup? (An approximate answer. In 1893 was the first
the Cup of the hockey tournament, which was established by Lord Stanley of Preston, was played,
passionate hockey fan. The Stanley Cup, as it came to be known, was originally
the highest prize in amateur hockey in Canada, then began to be awarded to the best
hockey team, regardless of its status. Later, with the advent
professional hockey teams, the Stanley Cup became the top prize
professional hockey among Canadian and American teams, which are included in
National Hockey League (NHL).)
9. Who from Russian athletes is a member of the NHL (national ice hockey
league)? (The best hockey players, including Russian ones, play in the NHL:
Igor Larionov, Nikolai Khabibulin, Evgeny Nabokov, Sergei Fedorov, Alexander
Mogilny, Pavel Bure, Ilya Kovalchuk, etc.)
10. When did hockey begin to be played in Europe?
(At the beginning of the 20th century, ice hockey became popular in Europe, where it was brought
Canadian students)
11. Since when has ice hockey been an Olympic sport? (WITH
1920)
12. What international victories of our country's ice hockey team do you
known? How many times has the team of our country won the title of Olympic
champion?
(An exemplary answer. For a long time the loudest victories were on account of the Canadian
national team, but in 1954 for the first time the USSR team became the world champion, beating
eminent rivals - Canadians. USSR (Russia) national team - the most titled
team, eight times she became Olympic champion. IN last years
the skill of the Russian team has faded somewhat, but it still remains in
including the best teams in the world.)
12. When did the Olympic Games begin? (776 BC)
13. Who banned the Olympic Games and when? (Roman emperor Theodosius I in 334
year AD)
14. Who was the initiator of the revival of the Olympic Games of our time?
15. Throwing a projectile weighing less than a kilogram and over two meters long.
(Javelin-throwing)
16. Tough sports game with an oval ball, common in the US and Canada.
17. One of the types of downhill skiing on a special single-seat sled, for
(Skeleton)
18. White water rafting in inflatable boats. (Rafting)
19. A sport game the purpose of which is to drive the ball along all the paths to the holes and
SPORTS QUIZ
1. Throwing a projectile weighing less than a kilogram and over two meters long. (Throwing
spears)
2. A tough oval ball sport played in the US and Canada.
The rules provide for an attack on any opponent. (American football)
3. One of the types of downhill skiing on a special single-seat sled, for
which the athlete uses special spikes for boots.
(Skeleton)
4. White water rafting in inflatable boats. (Rafting)
5. A sport game the purpose of which is to drive the ball along all the paths to the holes and
get into each of them. (Golf)
6. Sports game with a ball and a bat. (Baseball)
7. Big circuit races on fireballs. ("Formula 1")
8. A type of rowing sport that includes racing on a turbulent flow of water through
a certain number of installed gates. (Water slalom)
9. Climbing hard-to-reach mountain peaks. (Mountaineering)
10. Alpine skiing all-around, which includes ski ballet, mogul and
aerial acrobatics. (Freestyle)
11. A type of athletics in which you need to show the properties of a sprinter and a jumper in
height. (Hurdling)
12. A sport associated with the performance of various figures in the water to the music.
(Synchronized swimming)
13. Type of skiing, which consists in descending from the mountains on a special board.
(Snowboarding)
14. Sports wrestling, which is carried out with the help of various technical
techniques used below the waist. The purpose of the duel is to press the opponent with his back to
carpet. (Greco-Roman wrestling)
15. Winter combined: cross-country skiing with shooting at the shooting range from
small caliber rifle. (Biathlon)
16. A rather young type of mountaineering sport associated with ice.
(Ice climbing)
17. An old national Canadian game, the purpose of which is with special nets
score as many goals as possible into the opponent's goal. (Lacrosse)
18. Type of water sport, competition for speed, range, duration
moving on large breaking waves, standing on a special board without a sail.
(Surfing)
19. Type of parachuting: a special air balloon is attached to the athlete's legs
board for performing acrobatic elements. (Skysurfing)
20. An equestrian sport in which each participant must overcome from six to
thirteen different obstacles located along a certain route.
(Competitive)
21. Type of motor sport - racing on special minicars
cars of a simplified design (without bodies) intended for
competition in a small area. (Karting)
22. Descent on a sports sleigh along the gutter. (Bobsled)
23. The art of hand and foot fighting? (Taekwondo)
24. Team game for category "A" drivers. (motoball)
25. The name of which sport is translated from English as "snow board"?
(Snowboard)
26. Name your favorite real cowboy competitions. (Rodeo)
27. What sports equipment was intentionally worsened so as not to cripple the audience?
(Spear. It has ceased to be sharp)
28. What is the name of a Russian person who in Holland fell in love with skates and
first thought of nailing them to the soles of boots. (Russian Emperor Peter
First)
29. What title is awarded to climbers who have conquered four "seven-thousanders"?
("Snow Leopard")
30. What animal did runner Charles Sherrill imitate when he invented the low start?
(Kangaroo)
31. Name the Russian wrestler "classic", who became an eight-time world champion
and entered the Guinness Book of Records. (Alexander Karelin. Greek-Roman
struggle)
32. In which American game are there no "draws"? (Baseball)
33. What do we call Chinese gymnastics? (Qigong)
34. What cup is played annually among NHL teams? (Stanley Cup)
35. What is each of the Formula 1 teams called behind their backs? (Stable)
36. Which gymnastic figure has a namesake among birds? (Martin)
37. What game do the French call "flying rooster"? (Badminton)
38. What game was the first woman to play the Scottish Queen Mary? (Golf)
39. Which of the sons of Zeus "organized" the first Olympic Games? (Hercules)
40. What is the name of the largest sporting goods company in Germany?
("Adidas")
41. In which game do ladies watch their pieces the most? (Chess)
42. How is the name of the swimming style "butterfly" translated from English?
(Butterfly)
43. The name of what type of martial arts is translated from Japanese as “soft way”?
(Judo)
44. What style of swimming did people borrow from a frog? (Breaststroke)
45. What kind of sport can be easy for some and hard for others?
(Athletics)
46. What militant word can be called a pole, and rings, and bars? (Projectile)
47. What sports term is translated from Norwegian as "track on the mountain"?
(Slalom)
48. In what sports team competition, in order to win, you need to back away
back? (tug of war)
49. Which Russian poet not only became interested in boxing himself, but also taught this art
others? (Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin)
50. What sports game has "letter printing"? (This is the name of the blow in
towns)
51. Name the country - the birthplace of the Olympic Games? (Greece)
52. Who was not allowed to the Games? (women, slaves)
53. What was the name of the winner of the Games in Ancient Greece? (Olympic)
54. How many days did the competition last? (Five)
55. In honor of which god were the Games held? (In honor of Zeus)
56. Do you think there were competitions of poets and musicians at the Games? (Yes)
57. Remember the motto of the Olympic Games. ("Faster, higher, stronger")
58. What is the symbol of the Games? (Torch)
59. What is depicted on the Olympic flag? (Five rings)
60. At the opening of the Olympic Games, the teams line up in alphabetical order -
by the first letters of the names of the countries they represent. But always ahead
the team of the same country is marching. Which? (Greece)
61. What was the reward for the winner in Ancient Greece? (wreath)
62. What medal is awarded for the highest sporting achievement? (Golden)
63. What is the mascot of the Olympic Games in Moscow in 1980? (Bear)
64. What is the punishment for violating the rules of the game? (Removal from the field)
65. Name the body created to determine athletes or teams worthy
awards. (Judges)
66. What is the name of the athlete who won the competition? (Champion)
67. What is the name of the young athlete? (Junior)
68. What is the name of the game with a small ball, which has recently become a
Olympic sports? (Tennis)
69. What is the name of the building for sports competitions? (Stadium)
70. In Greece, each subsequent game was named after the Greek who won this game.
kind of sport. In which? (on the run)
71. Name a famous type of motorsport. (Rally)
72. Climbing mountain peaks is ... (Mountaineering)
73. What word in Greek means "a wrestler, a man of strong build"?
(Athlete)
74. A sports game with a ball and a racket is ... (Badminton)
75. What does "basket" and "bol" mean? (basket and ball)
76. Downhill sledding on prepared tracks is ... (Bobsleigh)
77. This sport got its name from the mountain range of the Alps. What kind is this
sports? (Mountaineering)
78. Another name for fisticuffs. (Boxing)
79. If a boxer does not get up within ten seconds - this is ... (Knockout)
80. Are motorcycle races included in the program of the Olympic Games? (No)
81. In what games is the net stretched on the court? (Volleyball, tennis)
82. Cast metal handles with two cast-iron balls at the ends are...
(Dumbbells)
83. What musical instrument announces the beginning and end of a round in boxing? (Gong)
84. Antique sports equipment is ... (Kettlebells)
85. Thick ropes used for climbing are ... (Ropes)
86. What kind of martial arts, originating from the Japanese system of self-defense,
translates as "empty hand"? (Karate)
87. In which sport is an ice ax the main tool? (Mountaineering)
88. What do karatekas wear? (In kimono)
89. An ice-covered area is ... (skating rink)
90. What animal riding competitions are held at the Olympic Games? (On
horses)
91. A device for increasing the speed of a swimmer is ... (Flippers)
92. What is the name of acrobatic exercises in the water? (Synchronized swimming)
93. The highest sporting achievement established by an athlete or a team, -
this is... (record)
94. How do badminton players throw? (by shuttlecock)
95. A certain place from which the competition begins is ... (Start)
96. A teacher of physical culture, a specialist in this sport is ...
(Trainer)
97. A special facility for shooting safety is (Tir)
98. Name the sport of martial arts with the use of a sword, rapier or saber.
(Fencing)
99. The object of this game is to score the ball into the opponent's goal. (Football)
100. The game with the puck is ... (Hockey)
101. A device for measuring time in sports is ... (Stopwatch)
102. In this game, you can declare checkmate. (Chess)
103. Headgear to protect against injury. (Helmet)
104. What sport are you known for: Klitschko Brothers (Boxing)
Garry Kasparov (Chess) Anna Kournikova (Tennis) Alina Kabaeva (Gymnastics)
Pavel Bure (Hockey)
105. What game does the Zenit team play? (Football)
106. Name the birthplace of football. (England)
107. Name the most famous football player in England. (Beckham)
108. In football, when the ball rolls over the touchline, it is ... (Out)
109. What country is footballer Ronaldo from? (Brazil)
110. Football shoes. (cleats)
111. Hitting the ball into the goal is ... (Goal)
112. Passing the ball to another player is... (Pass)
113. How many halves are there in football? (Two)
114. The most important piece in chess is... (King)
115. National competitions in Chukotka are ... (Sledding races)
116. Where do martial arts like judo and karate come from? (Japan)
117. Is there a women's football? (Yes)
118. The most beautiful sport on ice is ... (Figure skating)
119. What on the human body symbolizes his strength? (Muscles)
120. Fight without rules is ... (Wrestling)
121. Name all the games ending in "bol". (Football, volleyball, basketball,
handball, streetball)
122. The goal of this game is to drive the ball into the hole with the least number of strokes.
stick. (Golf)
123. How do skittles knock down? (Sharom)
124. How is the word "sambo" deciphered? (Self-defense without weapons)
125. When did the Olympic Games begin? (776 BC)
126. Who and when banned the Olympic Games? (Roman emperor Theodosius I in 334
year AD)
127. Who was the initiator of the revival of the Olympic Games of our time?
(French teacher Pierre de Coubertin)
128. "Which countries are the birthplace of these sports?"
Football (England)
Biathlon (Norway)
Hockey (Canada)
129. In which city were the Olympic Games held? (Athens, Olympia)
130. How does the motto of the Olympic Games sound:
a) "faster, higher, stronger" is correct
b) "faster, further, higher"
c) "sport, health, joy"
131. What is the Olympic symbol:
a) medals
b) five interlaced rings correctly