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Bowling & Darts Quiz
Bowling & Darts · Medium
20 questions · Unlimited attempts · Free online practice
Bowling and darts are precision sports that reward accuracy, focus, and consistency rather than speed or physical strength. Easy to learn yet challenging to master, both have becom...
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All 20 questions in this Bowling & Darts quiz
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What is the term for a bowler who achieves four strikes in a row?
- A. Four bagger
- B. Double turkey
- C. Hambone
- D. Quadruple
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What is the scoring for a spare in bowling if the bowler then knocks down 7 pins with the next ball?
- A. 10
- B. 17
- C. 7
- D. 20
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What was the first country outside Britain to become dominant in professional darts at world level?
- A. Netherlands
- B. Australia
- C. USA
- D. Germany
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Gary Anderson is a two-time PDC World Darts Champion from which country?
- A. Northern Ireland
- B. Scotland
- C. Wales
- D. England
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What is the World Masters in darts?
- A. A prestigious individual invitation darts tournament run by the WDF
- B. A team darts competition
- C. The PDC World Championship's informal name
- D. The PDC's highest ranked event
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What is duckpin bowling?
- A. A variant of bowling using shorter wider pins and a smaller ball without finger holes
- B. Bowling with duck-shaped pins
- C. A form of bowling played in water
- D. A children's version of bowling with foam pins
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What bowling term describes a ball that is thrown so high it bounces before hitting the lane?
- A. A lofted ball
- B. An air ball
- C. A bounce ball
- D. A high ball
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What material are professional dartboards made from?
- A. Sisal fibre
- B. Wood
- C. Cork
- D. Rubber
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In darts, what is the highest score achievable with one dart on a standard board?
- A. 60
- B. 80
- C. 100
- D. 120
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Luke Littler won his first PDC World Championship at what age making him one of the youngest ever champions?
- A. 18
- B. 17
- C. 15
- D. 16
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What is the term used when a bowler gets 5 consecutive strikes?
- A. High five
- B. Five-pack
- C. Brat
- D. Five bagger
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Fallon Sherrock became famous in darts for what achievement?
- A. Winning the BDO World Championship
- B. Becoming the first woman to beat a man in the PDC World Championship
- C. Winning the PDC Premier League
- D. Scoring the first female 9-dart finish
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What darts competition is known as the Grand Slam of Darts?
- A. The European Championship
- B. An invitation tournament featuring both PDC and WDF players
- C. The PDC World Championship
- D. The PDC Players Championship Finals
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What is a baby split in bowling?
- A. Leaving the 2-pin and 7-pin or 3-pin and 10-pin standing after the first ball
- B. A split that is easy to convert
- C. Knocking down only one pin
- D. Knocking down the baby (smallest) pin first
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What weight ball is typically used by adult professional bowlers in ten-pin bowling?
- A. 6 to 8 pounds
- B. 12 to 16 pounds
- C. 8 to 10 pounds
- D. 18 to 20 pounds
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What is ten-pin bowling's governing body in international competition?
- A. International Bowling Union
- B. World Ten-Pin Masters Association
- C. World Bowling Federation
- D. Federation Internationale des Quilleurs (World Bowling)
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What is the pin configuration in five-pin bowling primarily played in Canada?
- A. 5 pins in a diamond formation
- B. 5 pins in a circular formation
- C. 5 pins in a V formation
- D. 5 pins in a row
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What is a bust in darts?
- A. Scoring more than needed leaving a negative score which resets the player's score for that visit
- B. Hitting three bullseyes
- C. Missing the board entirely
- D. Breaking a dart during a throw
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What is a split in bowling?
- A. Hitting the gutter twice
- B. Two or more pins separated by a gap that did not include the headpin
- C. Knocking down exactly half the pins
- D. Bowling with the wrong hand
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What is the term for four consecutive strikes in bowling?
- A. Four bagger
- B. Double double
- C. Hambone
- D. Four straight