The sports quiz for everyone A Question of Support - Muscular

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Registered Charity No. 205395 Registered Scottish Charity No. SC039445 About muscular dystrophy Muscle disease causes muscles to waste and weaken making it hard for those affected to do even the simplest task. It doesn’t just affect the muscles in the arms and legs but the heart and respiratory muscles too. Mobility is affected and most conditions lead to some sort of disability. More than 70,000 babies, children and adults in the UK are affected. Muscle disease is life-limiting. There are no cures. What does the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign do? We provide free practical and emotional support. We fund world-class research to find effective treatments and cures. We campaign to raise awareness and bring about change. We give grants towards the cost of specialist equipment, such as powered wheelchairs. We lead the fight against muscle disease – together we’re stronger. Easy steps on how to organize a Question of Support quiz Step One – Find a venue You could hold your quiz at a pub, at home, at work in a local school or at a community centre. Step Two – Set a date and time You can have your quiz at any time of the day or year. Step Three – Invite your guests and promote your event To make this really easy we can provide you with blank posters to help promote your event. *Remember to set a suggested entry donation Step Four – Volunteers Get volunteers to help you promote the quiz and to help on the night Step Five – Plan what you will need on the night Questions (inside this pack) Quiz Master Paper Pens A container to put entry money in Something to put the money Volunteers Prize for winning team, maybe a donated bottle of wine Microphone For more ideas and help please call 0845 872 9058, we will be happy to talk through your event and help Tips for a successful event Here are a few tips to make your Question of Support event a fundraising success: Ask local shops or companies and newspapers to help with promoting Set a fundraising target to encourage your guests to donate more. Get people to commit to putting in a team in advance The easiest way to fundraise is to create your own online fundraising page so your guests can to donate online. Creating the page is quick to do and donating online is simple and secure. For help to set up a web page please call 0845 872 9058 Recruit volunteers to help you on the night. Quiz Format Suggested ideas: Questions & Answers are supplied inside this pack Each team will need to submit a team name Each quiz will consist of five rounds of 10 questions – to keep people entertained try a starter round for people to do when signing up on the night – perhaps a famous faces round How to send us the money you raise from the Question of Support quiz Remember to return the money you raise in secure envelope and send to: Question of Support Quiz, Muscular Dystrophy Campaign, 61 Southwark Street, London SE1 0HL Thank you for choosing to take part in the Question of Support. Your fundraising will make a lasting difference to the 70,000 babies, children and adults living with muscle disease in the UK. Question of Support is the brain-teasing quiz for everyone. It is simple to do and we will support you every step of the way. Everything you need to know about organizing a quiz is in this pack, so rise to the challenge and hold your very own quiz! The sports quiz for everyone A Q u e s ti o n o f S u p p o r t w w w . m u s c u l a r - d y s t r o p h y .o r g / q u e s t i o n o f s u p p o r t 0 8 4 5 8 7 2 9 0 5 8

Transcript of The sports quiz for everyone A Question of Support - Muscular

Registered Charity No. 205395 Registered Scottish Charity No. SC039445

About muscular dystrophy

Muscle disease causes muscles to waste and weaken making it hard for those affected to do even the simplest task. It doesn’t just affect the muscles in the arms and legs but the heart and respiratory muscles too. Mobility is affected and most conditions lead to some sort of disability. More than 70,000 babies, children and adults in the UK are affected.

Muscle disease is life-limiting. There are no cures.

What does the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign do? We provide free practical and emotional support. We fund world-class research to find effective treatments and cures. We campaign to raise awareness and bring about change. We give grants towards the cost of specialist equipment, such as

powered wheelchairs.

We lead the fight against muscle disease – together we’re stronger.

Easy steps on how to organize a Question of Support quiz

Step One – Find a venue You could hold your quiz at a pub, at home, at work in a local school or at a community centre.

Step Two – Set a date and time You can have your quiz at any time of the day or year.

Step Three – Invite your guests and promote your event To make this really easy we can provide you with blank posters to help promote your event.

*Remember to set a suggested entry donation

Step Four – Volunteers Get volunteers to help you promote the quiz and to help on the night

Step Five – Plan what you will need on the night Questions (inside this pack) Quiz Master Paper Pens A container to put entry money in Something to put the money Volunteers Prize for winning team, maybe a donated bottle of wine Microphone

For more ideas and help please call 0845 872 9058, we will be happy to talk through your event and help

Tips for a successful eventHere are a few tips to make your Question of Support event a fundraising success: Ask local shops or companies and newspapers to help with promoting Set a fundraising target to encourage your guests to donate more. Get people to commit to putting in a team in advance The easiest way to fundraise is to create your own online fundraising page so your

guests can to donate online. Creating the page is quick to do and donating online is simple and secure. For help to set up a web page please call 0845 872 9058

Recruit volunteers to help you on the night.

Quiz Format Suggested ideas: Questions & Answers are supplied inside this pack Each team will need to submit a team name Each quiz will consist of five rounds of 10 questions – to keep people entertained try a

starter round for people to do when signing up on the night – perhaps a famous faces round

How to send us the money you raise from the Question of Support quizRemember to return the money you raise in secure envelope and send to:Question of Support Quiz, Muscular Dystrophy Campaign, 61 Southwark Street, London SE1 0HL

Thank you for choosing to take part in the Question of Support. Your fundraising will make a lasting difference to the 70,000 babies, children and adults living with muscle disease in the UK.

Question of Support is the brain-teasing quiz for everyone. It is simple to do and we will support you every step of the way. Everything you need to know about organizing a quiz is in this pack, so rise to the challenge and hold your very own quiz!

The sports quiz for everyone

A Question of Support

www.muscular-dystrophy.org/questionofsupport

0845 872 9058

Round One

1) When Manchester United won the European Cup in 1968 who was their manager?

2) In which country was Chess first developed?

3) What sport is played by the Belfast Giants?

4) Who was nicknamed ‘The Louisville Lip’?

5) Which is Scotland’s oldest football league club?

6) What is the nickname of the Australian Rugby league team?

7) What sport do the Boston Celtics play?

8) What is the final throwing event in the Decathlon?

9) In which county is Wentworth Golf Club?

10) Which player was the first to move in British football for a £1million fee?

Round Two

1) Which Italian football team did Paul Gascoigne play for?

2) Which sport boasts the largest playing area?

3) In which country was former boxer Joe Bugner born? 4) Who rode Aldaniti too victory in the 1981 Grand National?

5) Giraffe and Boomerang are styles of service in which game?

6) Which city hosted the 2010 Winter Olympic games?

7) In a tug of war team, what is the end man called?

8) Which Welsh postman won the World Snooker title at his first attempt in 1979?

9) In which county is Cartmel racing course?

10) How many pins are there on the back row in tenpin bowling?

Round Three

1) With which sport would you associate Jonah Barrington?

2) In which country will the 2014 FIFA World Cup be held?

3) After leaving Somerset in 1986 which county did Ian Botham join?

4) Which South American country has the highest golf course in the world?

5) What colours do West Ham United play in?

6) Which sport is played by the Phoenix Suns?

7) Who became Wimbledon’s youngest Men’s singles Champion in 1985?

8) Which event was staged for the first time in London in March 1981?

9) Who won the 2009 Formula One World Constructors title?

10) What is the highest possible score with three darts?

Round Four

1) Which boxer won the BBC Sports Personality of the year in 1985?

2) How many balls are used in snooker?

3) Which former Liverpool and England footballer was nicknamed ‘Crazy Horse’?

4) Which was the first British football team to win the European cup?

5) Who won the 100m breaststroke for Britain in the 1988 Olympics?

6) Which city played host to the first Paralympics?

7) What wood is used to make cricket bats?

8) Which wrestler’s real name was Shirley Crabtree?

9) Who managed Leeds United FC for 44 days in 1974? 10) What is the Captain of a Curling team called?

Round Five

1) Which Formula One racing team is associated with the colour red?

2) How many players are there in a Rugby league side?

3) In which sport might competitors negotiate a Hogs Back and a Double Oxer?

4) Which football club did Peter Schmeichel join after leaving

Manchester United?

5) In which sport would you use an Eskimo Roll?

6) Which Scottish football club are nicknamed ‘The Parrs’?

7) Who was England football manager before Fabio Capello?

8) Which snooker player was dubbed ‘The Peoples Champion’?

9) Which sport is associated with the Ryder Cup?

10) In which sport do players begin playing in front of the ‘South Stake’?

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