Curling Quiz

Curling Quiz

Test your knowledge about the sport of curling with this fun quiz! See if you can answer all 12 questions correctly

published on January 30
1/12

In which country did curling originate?

In which country did curling originate?
Canada
Scotland
Sweden
Norway
2/12

What is the target area called in curling?

What is the target area called in curling?
House
Bullseye
Target Zone
Score Zone
3/12

What is the name of the device used to deliver a curling stone?

What is the name of the device used to deliver a curling stone?
Broomstick
Sweeping Pad
Ice Gripper
Curling Delivery Stick
4/12

How many players are on a curling team?

How many players are on a curling team?
4
5
6
7
5/12

Which of the following is NOT a position in curling?

Which of the following is NOT a position in curling?
Lead
Skip
Striker
Second
6/12

What is the maximum number of ends played in a standard curling game?

What is the maximum number of ends played in a standard curling game?
4
10
12
15
7/12

What is the term used when a curling stone stops before reaching the hog line?

What is the term used when a curling stone stops before reaching the hog line?
Hogged
Shorted
Blocked
Missed
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Which of the following is a proper technique used for sweeping in curling?

Which of the following is a proper technique used for sweeping in curling?
Using one hand only
Using a side-to-side motion
Jumping on the stone
Not touching the ice
9/12

What is the weight of a curling stone?

What is the weight of a curling stone?
10 pounds
42 pounds
25 pounds
56 pounds
10/12

Which of the following is a term used when a curling stone spins in the opposite direction?

Which of the following is a term used when a curling stone spins in the opposite direction?
Curl
Spinout
Twist
Reverse
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What is the minimum number of players required to start a curling game?

What is the minimum number of players required to start a curling game?
2
3
4
5
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What material is the running surface of a curling stone made of?

What material is the running surface of a curling stone made of?
Granite
Marble
Quartz
Limestone