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Many of the sports played around the world are identified by their playing surface or specific areas that make up their sport. Can you match the sport with the familar surface or specific area that makes it unique.

A matching quiz by zambesi. Estimated time: 4 mins.
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Author
zambesi
Time
4 mins
Type
Match Quiz
Quiz #
394,878
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
6 / 10
Plays
336
(a) Drag-and-drop from the right to the left, or (b) click on a right side answer box and then on a left side box to move it.
QuestionsChoices
1. Baseball   
  Pitch
2. Australian Rules Football   
  Court
3. Cricket   
  Ring
4. Polo   
  Snowy terrain
5. Lawn Bowls   
  Field
6. Sumo Wrestling   
  Rinks
7. Croquet   
  Mound
8. Horse Racing   
  Turf
9. Stock Car Racing   
  Track
10. Cross Country Skiing   
  Oval





Select each answer

1. Baseball
2. Australian Rules Football
3. Cricket
4. Polo
5. Lawn Bowls
6. Sumo Wrestling
7. Croquet
8. Horse Racing
9. Stock Car Racing
10. Cross Country Skiing

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Baseball

Answer: Mound

Baseball is played on a field. However, it is the pitcher that stands on the mound to start the game by throwing the baseball to the catcher and trying to beat the batter. The mound is an artifical hill and on top of the mound is a white rubber plate and from the front of it to the rear of the home plate the distance is exactly 60ft 6inc(18.44m).
2. Australian Rules Football

Answer: Oval

Australian Rules Football is played on a grass oval field. The size of the grass oval differs but does range from 135-185 metres in length to 110-155 metres in width. The size of the most famous football ground in Australia is the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) measuring 171m x 146m and has a capacity of 100,000.
3. Cricket

Answer: Pitch

Cricket is played on grass fields that vary in size from ground to ground. However, the pitch where the bowler and batter do battle is a rectangular area 22 yards in length and 10 feet in width (20.12m by 3.05m). The size of the actual ground can vary but it's diameter can be from 137m and 150m.
The home of cricket is Lord's cricket ground in a London. The playing field is approximately 137m x 120m.
4. Polo

Answer: Field

A grass polo field measures 300 yards long and 160 yards wide (275m by 145m). There are two teams of four riders and the playing periods consist of six chukkas (playing periods of seven minutes with intervals of three minutes). Between the players they use approximately 50 horses throughout the game.
5. Lawn Bowls

Answer: Rinks

Lawn bowls or bowls is played on a bowling green that can be made of natural grass or artificial turf. The playing surface is divided into parallel playing strips called "rinks". The dimensions of the rectangular rink can vary but should be no larger than 40m by 5.8 m.
6. Sumo Wrestling

Answer: Ring

Sumo wrestling originated in Japan and it is the only country where it is a professional sport. The two wrestlers do battle in a ring (dohyo) which is 4.55 m in diameter.
7. Croquet

Answer: Court

Croquet is played on a grass playing court involving hitting wooden or plastic balls with a mallet through hoops. An official full size court is rectangular and is 100ft long and 50ft wide.
8. Horse Racing

Answer: Turf

There are three main types of horse racing surfaces. Turf is more common in Europe, dirt is more common in the USA and in some other locations around the world they use synthetic or an artificial surface.
9. Stock Car Racing

Answer: Track

Stock car racing is another form of automobile racing. The races are usually on and oval shaped track which vary in size. The sport originated in the USA but is also popular in Australia, Great Britain, Brazil, Canada and New Zealand.
10. Cross Country Skiing

Answer: Snowy terrain

Cross country skiing is a form of skiing whereby the skier uses his/her own propulsion to move forward. During WWII Norway and Finland had ski-equipped troops in their armies. It has also been a Winter Olympic sport since the 1920s.
Source: Author zambesi

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