🏅 Sports Trivia
Did you know zero is called love in tennis?
How many players, how long a match lasts, what a score is called: sports facts that come up in PE class and on TV. Knowing them makes watching twice the fun. Each answer comes with the rule or the reason in a line.
About this quiz
Players per team, match length, what scores are called: the sports facts that pop up in PE and on TV. It mixes popular sports like soccer, baseball and basketball with figure skating and golf.
Each answer comes with the rule or the reason behind the number in a line. Once you know them, the commentary makes a lot more sense.
- Questions
- 10
- Subject
- Social studies
- Price
- Free
- Sign-in
- Optional
- Devices
- Phone, tablet, desktop
At a glance
How to play
- Numbers are per team
- Player counts are always how many one team has on the field, not counting substitutes.
- When the names blur
- Love, birdie, shuttlecock: every sport has its own words. Check the explanation for any you missed.
- Race a friend
- Send a challenge link from the results and your friend gets the same questions in the same order.
Score ranks
Walking Sports Almanac
Rules, records, the lot. Maybe you should be doing the commentary.
Bench Strategist
You know nearly all of it. One line of rules covers the rest.
Weekend Fan
Your usual sports are solid. The unfamiliar ones shook you.
Still Warming Up
Sports have a lot of rules. Read the explanations and go again.
Frequently asked questions
- Which rulebook is used?
- The basic Olympic and international federation rules. Rules that differ from league to league were left out.
- How many questions per round?
- Ten per round.
- Do I need to sign in?
- No. You can play straight away without signing in.