Choose first, then check both the answer and the reason.
1. Which field makes a sports 'first' testable?
A. An athlete's nickname B. Country, competition, event and year C. A social-media rank D. A training anecdote
Answer B. A first must be bounded by country, competition, event/category and date.
2. Which is an athlete-place marker on the book's AP map?
A. Hyderabad-P V Sindhu B. Vizag-Jyothi Yarraji C. Delhi-Harika D. Basel-Srikanth
Answer B. World Athletics identifies Jyothi's birth city as Vizag.
3. Which mapped association comes from FIDE's Harika biography?
A. Guntur B. Tirumala C. Srisailam D. Araku
Answer A. FIDE associates Harika Dronavalli with Guntur.
4. What does an AP sports-policy government order directly establish?
A. All projects completed B. All athletes selected C. Policy approval and stated aims D. Every district medal tally
Answer C. An order documents approval and intentions, not measured implementation.
5. Who should confirm a badminton World Championships final result?
A. A district bus office B. BWF event record C. A historical district gazette D. A policy target
Answer B. The sport's international federation is the event-level source.
6. P V Sindhu's main badminton event is which?
A. Women's singles B. Men's doubles C. Mixed-team chess D. Women's 100m hurdles
Answer A. Her headline Olympic and world results are in women's singles.
7. What medal did Sindhu win at Rio 2016?
A. Gold B. Bronze C. No medal D. Silver
Answer D. The Ministry and Olympic record identify women's singles silver at Rio.
8. Which Olympic edition brought Sindhu bronze?
A. Sydney 2000 B. Rio 2016 C. Tokyo 2020 D. Paris 2024
Answer C. Sindhu earned women's singles bronze at Tokyo 2020, held in 2021.
9. Tokyo 2020 events were held in which calendar year?
A. 2019 B. 2021 C. 2022 D. 2024
Answer B. The official edition name remained Tokyo 2020 after postponement to 2021.
10. Sindhu's Basel 2019 gold was in which competition?
A. BWF World Championships B. Tokyo Olympics C. Chess World Rapid D. Commonwealth weightlifting
Answer A. Basel hosted the 2019 badminton World Championships.