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1. The first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens in 1896.

2. The Olympic flag has five rings that represent the continents.

3. In baseball, the term "sacrifice fly" refers to a player hitting the ball but getting out.

4. In soccer, the offside rule states that a player cannot be offside if they are level with the second-last defender.

5. The 100-metre dash is a part of the heptathlon.

6. Michael Phelps holds the record for the most gold medals won in a single Olympic Games.

7. The highest score possible in a game of ten-pin bowling is 300.

8. In cricket, a "duck" refers to a player scoring one run or fewer in an innings.

9. The NFL has more teams than Major League Baseball.

10. In tennis, the term "deuce" means the score is tied at 40-40.

11. The New York Yankees have won more World Series titles than any other MLB team.

12. The sport of fencing includes disciplines like foil, épée and sabre.

13. In rugby, a try is worth five points.

14. The Olympic Games feature sports like breakdancing and skateboarding.

15. The Ironman World Championship is held in Hawaii.

16. In golf, the term "birdie" means completing a hole one stroke under par.

17. The NBA was founded in 1946.

18. The sport of biathlon combines cross-country skiing and target shooting.

19. The Stanley Cup is the championship trophy awarded to the best team in the NHL.

20. In American football, the "Hail Mary" play is a strategy used to score a touchdown in the last seconds of a game.

21. The 2022 FIFA World Cup was held in Qatar.

22. The official length of an Olympic swimming pool is 50 metres.

23. The Masters Tournament is played at Augusta National Golf Club.

24. In track and field, a decathlon consists of ten events.

25. The Australian Open is the first Grand Slam tournament of the calendar year.

26. The PGA Tour is the governing body for professional golf in the United States.

27. The record for the fastest 100-metre sprint is under 9 seconds.

28. In baseball, the term "home run" refers to a ball hit out of the park in foul territory.

29. The National Hockey League (NHL) is the only professional hockey league in North America.

30. A penalty in soccer results in a direct free kick for the opposing team.

31. The New Zealand All Blacks are known for performing a haka before rugby matches.

32. The U.S. Open is one of the four major championships in tennis.

33. In Olympic weightlifting, athletes compete in the snatch and clean and jerk.

34. The Tour de France is the oldest and most prestigious bicycle race in the world.

35. In American football, the end zone is where touchdowns are scored.

36. The National Basketball Association (NBA) has teams in Canada.

37. The sport of squash is played on a court enclosed by four walls.

38. The Olympic Games have been held in the same city more than once.

39. In gymnastics, the balance beam is 5 feet off the ground.

40. The FIFA World Cup is the most-watched sporting event in the world.

41. The Indy 500 is a Formula 1 race.

42. The sport of taekwondo originated in Japan.

43. In boxing, a "knockout" is when a fighter is unable to continue after a count of ten.

44. The Olympic Games include a sport called water polo.

45. The Green Bay Packers are the only publicly-owned team in the NFL.

46. In rugby, a conversion kick is worth three points.

47. The first soccer World Cup was held in 1930.

48. A slam dunk in basketball is worth three points.

49. In swimming, the butterfly stroke is swum on the back.

50. The Heisman Trophy is awarded to the best player in college basketball.

51. The sport of curling is played on ice with stones.

52. The UEFA Champions League is the most prestigious club competition in European football.

53. The Formula 1 championship consists of multiple races known as Grands Prix.

54. In the sport of track cycling, races are held on a flat surface.

55. The sport of rugby has two main variations: rugby union and rugby league.

56. In tennis, a player can challenge a call made by the chair umpire.

57. In fencing, the épée has a larger guard than the foil.

58. The sport of handball is played on a rectangular court with a goal at each end.

59. A "perfect game" in baseball is when no player reaches base.

60. The sport of synchronised swimming is now known as artistic swimming.

61. In the Olympics, a triathlon consists of swimming, cycling and running.

62. The national sport of Japan is judo.

63. In basketball, a player can take two steps after receiving the ball before dribbling.

64. The NBA Finals is a best-of-seven playoff series.

65. In volleyball, a team can score points even when they are not serving.

66. The Boston Marathon is the oldest annual marathon in the world.

67. The Tour de France is primarily a race for road bicycles.

68. The 1980 Winter Olympics were famously boycotted by the United States.

69. In professional wrestling, the outcomes of matches are predetermined.

70. In cricket, a "no ball" can be called for various infractions.

71. The World Cup is held every two years.

72. In golf, a "hole in one" occurs when a player completes a hole with one stroke.

73. The Wimbledon Championships is the only Grand Slam tournament played on grass.

74. The Olympic Games have never been cancelled due to war.

75. The NFL draft is held annually in April.

76. The sport of diving includes events like platform diving and springboard diving.

77. In motorsport, a "pit stop" refers to a pause in the race for fuel and tire changes.

78. The sport of polo is played on horseback.

79. The sport of cycling includes disciplines like road racing and mountain biking.

80. The record for the fastest marathon is under two hours.

81. In the sport of judo, a "throw" can earn an instant win.

82. The Olympic Games feature equestrian events like dressage and show jumping.

83. The NFL's Super Bowl is the most-watched television event in the United States.

84. In sailing, the term "tacking" refers to changing direction.

85. The Masters is one of the four major championships in golf.

86. In basketball, a technical foul results in two free throws awarded to the opposing team.

87. A touchdown in American football is worth six points.

88. In fencing, the foil is a weapon that targets the torso.

89. The "Yankee Doodle" is the official song of the New York Yankees.

90. The sport of swimming includes styles like freestyle, butterfly and breaststroke.

91. The FIFA Women's World Cup has been held since 1991.

92. The MLB All-Star Game features the best players from both the American League and National League.

93. The annual Tour de France is one of the longest cycling races in the world.

94. In the sport of archery, a "bullseye" is the centre of the target.

95. The Olympic Games have included baseball as an official sport.

3. In baseball, the term "sacrifice fly" refers to a player hitting the ball but getting out.

96. In wrestling, a "pin" occurs when an opponent's shoulders are held to the mat.

97. The sport of table tennis originated in England.

98. The UEFA European Championship is held every two years.

99. In American football, the term "safety" refers to a defensive score worth two points.

100. The sport of badminton is played with a shuttlecock.

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