Asian & CW Games — Set 1
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In which city were the first-ever Asian Games held in 1951?
Correct Answer: B. New Delhi
New Delhi hosted the inaugural Asian Games following the efforts of sports pioneers in India. Eleven nations participated in this first major continental multi-sport event. The games were officially opened by President Rajendra Prasad.
What was the original name of the Commonwealth Games when they started in 1930?
Correct Answer: D. British Empire Games
The event was first held in Hamilton, Canada, under the name British Empire Games. It aimed to foster athletic competition among nations belonging to the British Empire. The name was eventually changed to Commonwealth Games in 1978.
Which country has hosted the Asian Games the most number of times?
Correct Answer: B. Thailand
Thailand has hosted the Asian Games four times, specifically in 1966, 1970, 1978, and 1998. All these editions were held in the capital city, Bangkok. This makes Bangkok the most frequent host city in the history of the games.
The motto of the Commonwealth Games is traditionally described as 'Humanity, Equality, and ____'.?
Correct Answer: A. Destiny
The trio of values 'Humanity, Equality, Destiny' serves as the core mission of the Commonwealth Games Federation. These principles emphasize the celebration of common ground among diverse member nations. They are often displayed prominently during opening ceremonies.
Which Indian city hosted the Commonwealth Games in 2010?
Correct Answer: C. New Delhi
New Delhi was the host city for the XIX Commonwealth Games, marking India's first time hosting this specific event. Over 70 Commonwealth nations and dependencies competed in various sports. India achieved a record medal tally, finishing second in the overall standings.
What is the symbol of the Asian Games, originally designed by Guru Dutt Sondhi?
Correct Answer: D. A rising sun with interlocking rings
The emblem features a bright red rising sun with 16 rays and white interlocking rings. The rings represent the solidarity of Asian countries in the spirit of competition. This design has been the permanent logo since the first games in 1951.
Which country won the most medals in the first-ever Asian Games in 1951?
Correct Answer: D. Japan
Japan finished at the top of the medal table during the 1951 games in New Delhi. India followed in second place with a significant haul of gold medals in athletics and football. Japan's success established it as a continental sports powerhouse early on.
The David Dixon Award in the Commonwealth Games is presented to whom?
Correct Answer: B. The outstanding athlete of the games
This award is given at the closing ceremony to one athlete based on performance, attitude, and fair play. It was instituted in 2002 to honor the long-serving secretary of the Commonwealth Games Federation. Indian shooters like Samaresh Jung have previously won this honor.
In which city were the 2022 Asian Games (held in 2023) organized?
Correct Answer: B. Hangzhou
Hangzhou, China, served as the host for the 19th edition of the Asian Games. The games were delayed by one year due to global health circumstances. China dominated the medal tally once again in this edition.
Which was the first Asian country to host the Commonwealth Games?
Correct Answer: A. Malaysia
Malaysia hosted the 1998 Commonwealth Games in its capital city, Kuala Lumpur. This was a historic event as it was the first time the games were held in an Asian nation. Team sports like cricket and hockey were introduced in this edition.