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Scrambles are not allowed in Sports, nor are fractured quizzes accepted, but there is no prohibition on anagrams. They are acceptable so long as the question itself is a sport question, and not a word game. The anagram must be placed in the question in consecutive words, while forming a different word/words. The entire anagram must be on the same line after reviewing the "Quiz Preview: See how quiz question and answer screens will look" link which appears after you save your quiz.

All questions and interesting information in a sports anagram quiz must comply with the remaining guidelines in QCNs for Sports, for example: Each question must be a complete sentence. The interesting information must explain or describe the answer, and/or provide some notable achievements without just repeating the question and answer.

A quiz containing all true-false questions will not be accepted.
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