Sporting Equipment for Kids Trivia Quiz

Answer: Ice Hockey

An standard ice hockey puck is a hard disk of vulcanized rubber, measuring 25mm thick, 76mm in diameter, and weighing between 156g and 170g.

Answer: Snooker

Normally made from wood, a cue stick (or simply cue) is also used in billiards, pool, and other such table games.

Answer: Cricket

The wicket consists of three stumps and two bails, and is the target the bowler aims at when trying to bowl the batsman out.

Answer: Weightlifting

The barbell is a long, usually metal, bar that has weights placed on each end, that weightlifters must raise in a certain technique and for a certain length of time for the lift to be deemed "good".

Answer: Fencing

Modern competitive sport fencing is divided into three disciplines - Foil, Épée, and Sabre - each named after the style of weapon used.

The épée is the heaviest of the three weapons, and the Épée event is the only one in which the entire body is the valid target area.

Answer: Badminton

Also known as a bird or birdie, a shuttlecock is a rounded cork base with overlapping feathers (or a plastic variant) embedded into it to make an aerodynamic open cone.

Answer: Golf

The putter is used on the green to putt the ball into the hole, thereby completing the player's efforts on that particular hole.

Answer: Rowing

In modern rowing, where there is more than one oarsman in the boat, the oars will alternate between being on the left and on the right of the boat for each of the crew.

Answer: Formula One

As the name suggests, Formula One is the highest class of single-seat car racing in the world, with the cars reaching speeds of up to 380 km/h.

Answer: Archery

Historically used for hunting and combat, the bow and arrow have been developed greatly over the years, and are now high technology pieces of equipment commonly used for recreational activity and competitive sport, with archery now being a staple of the Summer Olympic Games.