Hockey, a fast-paced and exciting sport played on both ice and grass, enjoys a global following. Whether you're a seasoned fan or just getting started, this GK MCQ quiz will test your knowledge of the game. So, grab your hockey stick (figuratively speaking) and get ready to answer the following questions:
1. In which Olympics was field hockey introduced for the first time?
- A) 1900 Summer Olympics
- B) 1908 Summer Olympics
- C) 1912 Summer Olympics
- D) 1920 Summer Olympics
Answer: B) 1908 Summer Olympics
2. Which of the following is also known as "Rink hockey"?
- A) Field Hockey
- B) Ice Hockey
- C) Roller Hockey
- D) Sledge Hockey
Answer: C) Roller Hockey
3. The highest governing body for field hockey is:
- A) International Hockey Association
- B) International Hockey Federation (FIH)
- C) International Hockey Council
- D) International Hockey Committee
Answer: B) International Hockey Federation (FIH)
4. How many players are allowed on the field for each team during a field hockey match?
- A) 6
- B) 8
- C) 10
- D) 11
Answer: C) 10
5. Which country has won the most Olympic gold medals in field hockey (as of 2024)?
- A) Australia
- B) Germany
- C) Great Britain
- D) India
Answer: D) India (Note: This answer may change depending on future Olympic results)
6. A player receives a green card during a field hockey match. What is the penalty?
- A) 2-minute suspension
- B) 5-minute suspension
- C) Penalty shot
- D) No penalty
Answer: A) 2-minute suspension
7. Who is known as the "Wizard of Dribble" in Indian hockey?
- A) Dhyan Chand
- B) Dhanraj Pillay
- C) Balbir Singh Sr.
- D) Roop Singh
Answer: B) Dhanraj Pillay
8. Which country hosted the first Men's Hockey World Cup in 1971?
- A) India
- B) Netherlands
- C) Spain
- D) Pakistan
Answer: C) Spain
9. What is the maximum weight of a field hockey ball?
- A) 150 grams
- B) 155 grams
- C) 160 grams
- D) 163 grams
Answer: D) 163 grams
10. When was the Women's FIH Hockey World Cup last held (as of March 2024)?
- A) 2021
- B) 2022
- C) 2023
- D) 2024
Answer: C) 2023
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