Day 8, feeling great!
It’s the weekend (we think!) and the SportsJOE Christmas quiz is back to push your sporting knowledge to its very limit.
Many of you got close to top marks on the first offering. Day two proved a bit tougher but we went easier on you on day three, and mixed it up on day four. As for day five, that was a doozy. Day six, now, that was a whopper! On day seven, the average score was 15/20.
We have 20 questions across four categories – Movies & TV, Geography, Records and General Knowledge – that will test your wits, and bring back a few sporting memories.
In the 'Lisa on Ice' Simpsons episode, what does Homer say to Bart before his ice hockey game?
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What is the name of the NHL team based in Vancouver, Canada?
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Who has won the most Test matches contested between England and Ireland?
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Name the Springbok pictured here with RG Snyman
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Other SportsJOE quizzes
Hopefully you fared well in that Christmas quiz.
If so, shout it from the rooftops. If not, try one of these and see how you get on.
Here are some other quizzes that you might be interested in:
- The 15 best Gaelic Footballers since 2000 that have not won an All-Ireland
- Quiz: Name these 20 Premier League strikers from the 2000s
- Quiz: Name these 20 Premier League midfielders from the 2000s
- The ultimate Arsenal’s Invincibles quiz
- The Ultimate Manchester City transfer quiz: 2008-2023
- The barely believable transfer history quiz of Chelsea football club
- The ultimate Gaelic football quiz 2022
- QUIZ: Name the all-time leading scorers from each 2022 World Cup country
- If you can name every stadium in our GAA ground quiz you deserve an All-Ireland medal
- The SportsJOE Friday Pub Quiz: Week 1
- Teammates XI Quiz: Italy: 2006 World Cup Final
- Lee Keegan: The ultimate quiz of a Mayo GAA legend
- The Ultimate Mickey Harte Quiz – The Tyrone Years
- Quiz: Name these 20 Premier League strikers from the 2000s
Related links:
- Eamon Dunphy’s verdict on Roy Keane getting Ireland job is rather extreme
- Roy Keane tipped to make Man United return
- Lee Keegan suggests big changes to GAA calendar that could help avoid burnout
- Eamon Dunphy’s reaction to Stephen Kenny’s departure has surprised everyone
