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The Six Nations 2007 #5 Trivia Quiz

The last weekend of the championships. I hope you enjoy this on the exciting Six Nations.

A multiple-choice quiz by Quiz_Beagle. Estimated time: 6 mins.

Author
Quiz_Beagle

Time
6 mins

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Multiple Choice

Quiz #
256,249

Updated
Jul 23 22

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15

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Question 1 of 15

1. The Irish scored eight tries against Italy on Saint Patrick's day. Who did not score a try for Ireland in the first half? Hint

Ronan O'Gara

Simon Easterby

Girvan Dempsey

Gordon D'Arcy

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Question 2 of 15

2. What did Brian O'Driscoll suffer, causing him to be substituted 60 minutes into the game against Italy? Hint

Injured hamstring

Choking

Broken leg

Lost a contact lens

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Question 3 of 15

3. Ramiro Pez kicked all 12 of Italy's points in the first half. What did he do in the second half? Hint

Nothing, he was substituted

He punched Ronan O'Gara and was sent off

He scored the other 12 of Italy's points

He finished the match but didn't score again

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Question 4 of 15

4. Who did not score for Italy in the second half against Ireland? Hint

Andrea Scanavacca

Roland de Marigny

Marco Bortalami

Mauro Bergamasco

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Question 5 of 15

5. Who scored the final points in the Italy-Ireland game? Hint

Dennis hickie - Ireland

Ronan O'Gara - Ireland

Andrea Scanavacca - Italy

Roland de Marigny - Italy

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Question 6 of 15

6. Prior to the match against Scotland, had France won the Six Nations Championship already.

Yes

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Question 7 of 15

7. France scored six tries against Scotland. Who of these did not score? Hint

Imanol Harinordoquy

Damien Traille

Yannick Jauzion

Olivier Milloud

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Question 8 of 15

8. Sean Lamont had a mixed game against France, scoring a try and being sent to the sin bin. What was unusual in these two events? Hint

He scored the try at the wrong end for France

He was mistakenly awarded the try instead of his brother Rory

He was sent off in mistake for his brother Rory

He was supposd to be in the sin bin when he was sent off

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Question 9 of 15

9. Prior to the France match, Scotland captain Chris Paterson had kicked 20 successful spot kicks. What happened in the second minute of this match? Hint

His conversion of a try hit the post

He scored a try

He kicked a 45 yard penalty

He missed a very straightforward penalty

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Question 10 of 15

10. What was the first name of the Frenchman who scored the try (according to the Third Match Official) in the last seconds of the game? Hint

Yannick

Elvis

Imanol

Olivier

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Question 11 of 15

11. Prior to the kickoff, how many points did England need to beat Wales by to win the Six Nations? Hint

Nobody knew

They couldn't win the Six Nations, no matter what

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Question 12 of 15

12. Who scored a 'full house' (Try, conversion, penalty and drop goal) in the Wales-England match? Hint

James Hook - Wales

No one

Toby Flood - England

James Hook for Wales and Toby Flood for England

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Question 13 of 15

13. Who captained Wales in the match against England? Hint

Gareth Thomas

Stephen Jones

James Hook

Tom Rees

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Question 14 of 15

14. Why was Chris Horsman, who scored a try against England, known as 'The Lance Armstrong of Rugby'? Hint

He was going out with Cheryl Crowe

He had won the 'Tour de Wales' cycle race

He had beaten cancer twice

He was a keen cyclist as well as a rugby player

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Question 15 of 15

15. What were the final positions of the teams in the Six Nations, starting from the champions and working down? Hint

France, Ireland, England, Italy, Wales, Scotland

France, Ireland, Wales, Italy, Scotland, England

Scotland, Ireland, France, Italy, Wales, England

France, Ireland, Italy, England, Wales, Scotland

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. The Irish scored eight tries against Italy on Saint Patrick's day. Who did not score a try for Ireland in the first half?

Answer: Ronan O'Gara

All the named players scored tries in the match (Girvan Dempsey scored two - one in each half), but Ronan O'Gara's did not come until the second half, and the others were scored also in the second half by Dennis Hickie (2) and Shane Horgan.

2. What did Brian O'Driscoll suffer, causing him to be substituted 60 minutes into the game against Italy?

Answer: Injured hamstring

He apparently tore his hamstring badly and would need a long layoff.

3. Ramiro Pez kicked all 12 of Italy's points in the first half. What did he do in the second half?

Answer: Nothing, he was substituted

Pez had been considered a surprise choice ahead of Andrea Scanavacca, who replaced him in the second half.

4. Who did not score for Italy in the second half against Ireland?

Answer: Mauro Bergamasco

Mauro Bergamasco was not playing, having been cited for a punch in the game against Wales and under a four week ban.

5. Who scored the final points in the Italy-Ireland game?

Answer: Andrea Scanavacca - Italy

Scanavacca converted de Marigny's try to leave Ireland waiting to see what happened in Paris.

6. Prior to the match against Scotland, had France won the Six Nations Championship already.

Answer: No

France knew that to go into the lead in the Six Nations, they would have to beat Scotland by at least 24 points, but they would then have to wait to see what happened in Wales. Many people considered this to be unfair, and thought these matches should have been played simultaneously, but the television coverage was paramount.

7. France scored six tries against Scotland. Who of these did not score?

Answer: Damien Traille

Damien Traille did not come on (replacing Denis Poitrenard) until 6 minutes before time and did not get a chance to score.

8. Sean Lamont had a mixed game against France, scoring a try and being sent to the sin bin. What was unusual in these two events?

Answer: He was sent off in mistake for his brother Rory

For some reason, the referee sent Sean off for a late tackle committed by Rory. Sean has bleached blonde hair and was wearing bright orange gloves, so it was a strange mistake to make.

9. Prior to the France match, Scotland captain Chris Paterson had kicked 20 successful spot kicks. What happened in the second minute of this match?

Answer: He missed a very straightforward penalty

He missed an extremely simple kick just after the BBC match commentator was enthused about his record.

10. What was the first name of the Frenchman who scored the try (according to the Third Match Official) in the last seconds of the game?

Answer: Elvis

Elvis Vermeleulen. It was impossible for the referee to see whether the ball had been grounded, so he consulted the TMO, ironically an Irishman, for the decision.

11. Prior to the kickoff, how many points did England need to beat Wales by to win the Six Nations?

Answer: 57

England started the match knowing that victory by 57 points would win them an unlikely championship.

12. Who scored a 'full house' (Try, conversion, penalty and drop goal) in the Wales-England match?

Answer: James Hook - Wales

Although Toby Flood scored a conversion, a penalty and a drop goal for England, on this occasion James Hook won the battle of the fly-halfs.

13. Who captained Wales in the match against England?

Answer: Gareth Thomas

Gareth Thomas took the captain's armband after Stephen Jones was discovered to have a broken wrist. James Hook, at a mere 22 years old, may well be a future Welsh captain. Tom Rees, despite his Welsh surname, played for England.

14. Why was Chris Horsman, who scored a try against England, known as 'The Lance Armstrong of Rugby'?

Answer: He had beaten cancer twice

Testicular cancer was followed by stomach cancer.

15. What were the final positions of the teams in the Six Nations, starting from the champions and working down?

Answer: France, Ireland, England, Italy, Wales, Scotland

France won the championship for the third time in four years. Ireland won the Triple Crown for the third time in four years. England won the Calcutta Cup. Italy won away for the first time and back-to-back matches for the first time. Wales beat England (always their favourite victory). And Scotland? Well, they won the Wooden Spoon.

Source: Author Quiz_Beagle

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