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Week 1: Day 7 – Weekly Review & Mock Test

WEEK 1 COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW

Topics Covered This Week:

✅ Day 1-2: Olympic Games History & Structure ✅ Day 3-4: Indian Sports Administration (SAI, Schemes, Federations) ✅ Day 5-6: National Sports Awards (All categories, 2020-2024 winners)

QUICK REVISION CHECKLIST

Olympic Games – Essential Facts ✓

  • [ ] Tokyo 2020: India won 7 medals (1🥇 2🥈 4🥉)
  • [ ] All 7 Tokyo medalists: Neeraj, Mirabai, Ravi, Lovlina, Sindhu, Bajrang, Hockey Team
  • [ ] Paris 2024: Dates (26 July – 11 Aug 2024), New sport (Breaking)
  • [ ] India’s 8 Hockey gold medals (1928, 1932, 1936, 1948, 1952, 1956, 1964, 1980)
  • [ ] IOC President: Thomas Bach
  • [ ] Olympic motto: “Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together”
  • [ ] First Modern Olympics: 1896, Athens
  • [ ] Abhinav Bindra: 2008 Beijing, First individual gold
  • [ ] India’s best Olympics: Tokyo 2020 (7 medals)

SAI & Sports Administration – Essential Facts ✓

  • [ ] SAI established: 1984
  • [ ] NSNIS Patiala: Asia’s largest sports institute
  • [ ] Khelo India launched: 2017, ₹5 lakh/year to 1,000 athletes
  • [ ] TOPS launched: 2014, revamped 2017
  • [ ] PT Usha: IOA President (first woman)
  • [ ] Current Sports Minister: Mansukh Mandaviya
  • [ ] Major SAI centers: Patiala (all sports), Sonepat (boxing), Bangalore (athletics)
  • [ ] Fit India: Launched 29 Aug 2019
  • [ ] NADA: National Anti-Doping Agency
  • [ ] Major NSF heads: Roger Binny (BCCI), Dilip Tirkey (Hockey India), Kalyan Chaubey (AIFF)

National Sports Awards – Essential Facts ✓

  • [ ] Khel Ratna 2024 (4): Manu Bhaker, Harmanpreet Singh, D Gukesh, Praveen Kumar
  • [ ] Khel Ratna 2023 (2): Chirag Shetty, Satwik Rankireddy
  • [ ] Khel Ratna 2022 (1): Sharath Kamal
  • [ ] Khel Ratna 2021 (12): Neeraj, Ravi, Lovlina, Sreejesh, Manpreet, 5 paralympians, Mithali, Sunil
  • [ ] Khel Ratna 2020 (5): Rohit, Rani, Vinesh, Manika, Mariyappan
  • [ ] Award renamed: 6 Aug 2021 (Rajiv Gandhi → Major Dhyan Chand)
  • [ ] Cash prizes: Khel Ratna ₹25L, Arjuna ₹15L
  • [ ] Only 5 cricketers won Khel Ratna: Sachin, Dhoni, Kohli, Rohit, Mithali
  • [ ] National Sports Day: 29 August
  • [ ] Oldest award: MAKA Trophy (1956-57)

WEEK 1 MOCK TEST (100 QUESTIONS – 100 MINUTES)

Instructions:

  • 100 Multiple Choice Questions
  • Each question: 1 mark
  • No negative marking for this practice test
  • Time limit: 100 minutes
  • Passing score: 60/100
  • Target score: 75+/100

SECTION A: OLYMPIC GAMES (30 Questions)

  1. In which year were the first Modern Olympics held? a) 1892 b) 1896 c) 1900 d) 1904
  2. Who founded the Modern Olympic Games? a) Pierre de Coubertin b) Thomas Bach c) Juan Antonio Samaranch d) Avery Brundage
  3. How many medals did India win at Tokyo 2020 Olympics? a) 5 b) 6 c) 7 d) 8
  4. Who won India’s only gold medal at Tokyo 2020 Olympics? a) Bajrang Punia b) Ravi Dahiya c) Neeraj Chopra d) Mirabai Chanu
  5. What distance did Neeraj Chopra achieve to win gold at Tokyo 2020? a) 86.48m b) 87.03m c) 87.58m d) 88.13m
  6. Who won silver in weightlifting at Tokyo 2020? a) Mirabai Chanu b) Karnam Malleswari c) Jeremy Lalrinnunga d) Saikhom Chanu
  7. Which medal did PV Sindhu win at Tokyo 2020? a) Gold b) Silver c) Bronze d) Did not medal
  8. India’s men’s hockey team won which medal at Tokyo 2020? a) Gold b) Silver c) Bronze d) Did not medal
  9. Who won India’s first individual Olympic gold medal? a) Neeraj Chopra b) Abhinav Bindra c) Leander Paes d) Vijender Singh
  10. In which year did Abhinav Bindra win the Olympic gold? a) 2004 b) 2008 c) 2012 d) 2016
  11. How many Olympic gold medals has India won in hockey? a) 6 b) 7 c) 8 d) 9
  12. The Olympic motto is: a) Faster, Higher, Stronger b) Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together c) Excellence, Friendship, Respect d) Unity in Diversity
  13. The current IOC President is: a) Jacques Rogge b) Thomas Bach c) Juan Antonio Samaranch d) Avery Brundage
  14. IOC headquarters is located in: a) Geneva b) Paris c) Lausanne d) Brussels
  15. India’s best Olympic performance (by medal count) was at: a) Beijing 2008 b) London 2012 c) Rio 2016 d) Tokyo 2020
  16. The 2024 Summer Olympics are being held in: a) Los Angeles b) Paris c) Tokyo d) Brisbane
  17. Which new sport was introduced at Paris 2024 Olympics? a) Skateboarding b) Breaking c) Sport Climbing d) Surfing
  18. The 2028 Summer Olympics will be held in: a) Paris b) Los Angeles c) Brisbane d) Tokyo
  19. How many Olympic medals has PV Sindhu won? a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4
  20. Who is India’s first woman IOC member? a) PT Usha b) Nita Ambani c) Mary Kom d) Karnam Malleswari
  21. The Olympic rings represent: a) Four continents b) Five continents c) Six continents d) Seven continents
  22. When is National Sports Day celebrated in India? a) 15 August b) 26 January c) 29 August d) 2 October
  23. India has never won a medal at: a) Summer Olympics b) Winter Olympics c) Paralympics d) Asian Games
  24. Which city has hosted both Summer and Winter Olympics? a) Tokyo b) Beijing c) London d) Moscow
  25. How many medals did India win at Rio 2016 Olympics? a) 2 b) 3 c) 4 d) 6
  26. Who won silver medal at Rio 2016 Olympics? a) Sakshi Malik b) PV Sindhu c) Saina Nehwal d) Dipa Karmakar
  27. India’s first Olympic medal in athletics (track & field) was won by: a) PT Usha b) Milkha Singh c) Neeraj Chopra d) Norman Pritchard
  28. How many sports are in Paris 2024 Olympics? a) 28 b) 30 c) 32 d) 33
  29. Who won bronze in boxing at Tokyo 2020? a) Mary Kom b) Lovlina Borgohain c) Nikhat Zareen d) Sarita Devi
  30. India’s hockey Olympic gold medal drought ended in which year? (Most recent gold) a) 1964 b) 1972 c) 1980 d) 2020

SECTION B: SPORTS ADMINISTRATION (35 Questions)

  1. When was SAI (Sports Authority of India) established? a) 1980 b) 1982 c) 1984 d) 1986
  2. Where is SAI headquarters located? a) Mumbai b) Delhi c) Patiala d) Bengaluru
  3. NSNIS Patiala is known as: a) India’s largest sports institute b) Asia’s largest sports institute c) World’s largest sports institute d) None of the above
  4. Khelo India Programme was launched in: a) 2015 b) 2016 c) 2017 d) 2018
  5. TOPS stands for: a) Training Olympic Potential Scheme b) Target Olympic Podium Scheme c) Total Olympic Performance Scheme d) Top Olympic Player Scheme
  6. How many Khelo India athletes receive annual financial assistance? a) 500 b) 750 c) 1,000 d) 1,500
  7. What is the annual financial assistance under Khelo India per athlete? a) ₹3 lakh b) ₹5 lakh c) ₹7 lakh d) ₹10 lakh
  8. TOPS was launched in: a) 2012 b) 2014 c) 2016 d) 2018
  9. Who is the current President of Indian Olympic Association? a) Nita Ambani b) PT Usha c) Narinder Batra d) Suresh Kalmadi
  10. PT Usha is the first _____ President of IOA: a) Athlete b) Woman c) Olympic medalist d) Track & field athlete
  11. The current Union Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports is: a) Anurag Thakur b) Kiren Rijiju c) Mansukh Mandaviya d) Rajyavardhan Rathore
  12. SAI’s National Boxing Academy is located in: a) Patiala b) Sonepat c) Bhopal d) Delhi
  13. Fit India Movement was launched on: a) 15 Aug 2019 b) 29 Aug 2019 c) 2 Oct 2019 d) 26 Jan 2020
  14. NADA stands for: a) National Anti-Drug Agency b) National Anti-Doping Agency c) National Athletic Development Agency d) National Association of Doping Authority
  15. Who is the current President of BCCI? a) Sourav Ganguly b) Roger Binny c) Jay Shah d) Anurag Thakur
  16. Who is the current President of Hockey India? a) Narinder Batra b) Dilip Tirkey c) Dhanraj Pillay d) Sardar Singh
  17. Who is the current President of AIFF (All India Football Federation)? a) Praful Patel b) Kalyan Chaubey c) Sunil Chhetri d) Bhaichung Bhutia
  18. NSDF stands for: a) National Sports Development Foundation b) National Sports Development Fund c) National Service Development Fund d) National Sportsperson Development Fund
  19. PYKKA promotes sports at: a) District level b) State level c) Panchayat level d) National level
  20. When was NSDF established? a) 1995 b) 1996 c) 1998 d) 2000
  21. National Sports Code was introduced in: a) 2009 b) 2010 c) 2011 d) 2012
  22. SAI area at NSNIS Patiala is approximately: a) 100 acres b) 125 acres c) 150 acres d) 162 acres
  23. When was NSNIS Patiala established? a) 1957 b) 1961 c) 1965 d) 1970
  24. Who is the current BCCI Secretary? a) Roger Binny b) Jay Shah c) Sourav Ganguly d) Arun Dhumal
  25. BAI (Badminton Association of India) President is: a) Himanta Biswa Sarma b) PT Usha c) Pullela Gopichand d) Prakash Padukone
  26. Khelo India Youth Games age groups are: a) U-16 and U-19 b) U-17 and U-20 c) U-18 and U-21 d) U-19 and U-23
  27. The first Khelo India Youth Games were held in: a) 2017 b) 2018 c) 2019 d) 2020
  28. NSNIS Patiala offers PG Diploma in: a) Sports Psychology only b) Sports Medicine only c) Sports Management only d) All of the above
  29. Which SAI center specializes in athletics and archery? a) Patiala b) Sonepat c) Bangalore d) Bhopal
  30. Fit India Movement ambassador includes: a) Virat Kohli b) PV Sindhu c) Neeraj Chopra d) All of the above
  31. Wrestling Federation of India is currently: a) Functioning normally b) Under ad-hoc committee c) Disbanded d) Merged with SAI
  32. AFI stands for: a) All Football India b) Athletics Federation of India c) Archery Federation of India d) Athletic Forum of India
  33. Who is the AFI President? a) Adille Sumariwalla b) Lalit Bhanot c) Anju Bobby George d) PT Usha
  34. NRAI President is: a) Abhinav Bindra b) Raninder Singh c) Gagan Narang d) Jaspal Rana
  35. Total recognized National Sports Federations in India are approximately: a) 35 b) 45 c) 57 d) 72

SECTION C: NATIONAL SPORTS AWARDS (35 Questions)

  1. The highest sporting honor in India is: a) Arjuna Award b) Padma Shri c) Khel Ratna Award d) Dronacharya Award
  2. When was Khel Ratna renamed to Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna? a) 29 Aug 2020 b) 6 Aug 2021 c) 15 Aug 2021 d) 29 Aug 2021
  3. The cash prize for Khel Ratna Award is: a) ₹15 lakh b) ₹20 lakh c) ₹25 lakh d) ₹30 lakh
  4. Who won the Khel Ratna in 2024 for shooting? a) Saurabh Chaudhary b) Manu Bhaker c) Abhinav Bindra d) Anjali Bhagwat
  5. How many sportspersons won the Khel Ratna in 2024? a) 1 b) 2 c) 4 d) 5
  6. Who won the Khel Ratna in 2024 for chess? a) Viswanathan Anand b) D Gukesh c) R Praggnanandhaa d) Vidit Gujrathi
  7. Who was the only Khel Ratna winner in 2022? a) Neeraj Chopra b) Sharath Kamal c) Lakshya Sen d) Nikhat Zareen
  8. How many sportspersons won the Khel Ratna in 2021? a) 5 b) 8 c) 10 d) 12
  9. Who won the Khel Ratna in 2021 for javelin throw? a) Sumit Antil b) Neeraj Chopra c) Devendra Jhajharia d) Annu Rani
  10. Who was the first woman cricketer to win the Khel Ratna? a) Harmanpreet Kaur b) Smriti Mandhana c) Mithali Raj d) Jhulan Goswami
  11. How many Indian cricketers have won the Khel Ratna? a) 3 b) 4 c) 5 d) 6
  12. Who was the first Indian cricketer to win Khel Ratna? a) Kapil Dev b) Sunil Gavaskar c) Sachin Tendulkar d) MS Dhoni
  13. The Arjuna Award was established in: a) 1956 b) 1961 c) 1985 d) 1991
  14. The cash prize for Arjuna Award is: a) ₹10 lakh b) ₹15 lakh c) ₹20 lakh d) ₹25 lakh
  15. The Dronacharya Award was established in: a) 1961 b) 1975 c) 1985 d) 1991
  16. The Dhyan Chand Award was established in: a) 1991 b) 1996 c) 2002 d) 2009
  17. Which is the oldest National Sports Award? a) Arjuna Award b) Khel Ratna c) MAKA Trophy d) Dronacharya Award
  18. MAKA Trophy was established in: a) 1956-57 b) 1961 c) 1985 d) 1991
  19. MAKA Trophy is given to: a) Best athlete b) Best coach c) Best university d) Best state
  20. The cash prize for Dhyan Chand Award is: a) ₹5 lakh b) ₹10 lakh c) ₹15 lakh d) ₹20 lakh
  21. Who was the first recipient of Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna? a) PT Usha b) Sachin Tendulkar c) Viswanathan Anand d) Kapil Dev
  22. Who was the youngest recipient of Khel Ratna? a) Neeraj Chopra b) Abhinav Bindra c) Manu Bhaker d) Sachin Tendulkar
  23. National Sports Awards are usually presented on: a) 15 August b) 26 January c) 29 August d) 2 October
  24. Who won the Khel Ratna in 2023 along with Chirag Shetty? a) Lakshya Sen b) HS Prannoy c) Satwik Rankireddy d) Kidambi Srikanth
  25. Which sport did the 2023 Khel Ratna winners belong to? a) Tennis b) Badminton c) Table Tennis d) Squash
  26. Who won the Khel Ratna in 2020 for cricket? a) Virat Kohli b) Rohit Sharma c) MS Dhoni d) Shikhar Dhawan
  27. Who won the Khel Ratna in 2020 as captain of women’s hockey team? a) Rani Rampal b) Savita Punia c) Vandana Katariya d) Deep Grace Ekka
  28. Which wrestler won the Khel Ratna in 2020? a) Bajrang Punia b) Vinesh Phogat c) Ravi Dahiya d) Sushil Kumar
  29. Who won Arjuna Award in 2023 for cricket? a) Virat Kohli b) Rohit Sharma c) Mohammed Shami d) Jasprit Bumrah
  30. Who won Arjuna Award in 2022 after winning Women’s World Boxing Championship? a) Mary Kom b) Nikhat Zareen c) Lovlina Borgohain d) Pooja Rani
  31. Which badminton players won Arjuna Award in 2022? a) Chirag-Satwik b) Lakshya-Prannoy c) PV Sindhu-Saina d) Jwala-Ashwini
  32. Rashtriya Khel Protsahan Puraskar was instituted in: a) 2005 b) 2007 c) 2009 d) 2011
  33. Tenzing Norgay Award is given for: a) Olympics b) Adventure sports c) Coaching d) Lifetime achievement
  34. The Dronacharya Award is given to: a) Athletes b) Coaches c) Administrators d) Journalists
  35. How many hockey players have won the Khel Ratna till 2024? a) 4 b) 5 c) 6 d) 7

ANSWER KEY

SECTION A: OLYMPIC GAMES (1-30)

  1. b) 1896
  2. a) Pierre de Coubertin
  3. c) 7
  4. c) Neeraj Chopra
  5. c) 87.58m
  6. a) Mirabai Chanu
  7. c) Bronze
  8. c) Bronze
  9. b) Abhinav Bindra
  10. b) 2008
  11. c) 8
  12. b) Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together
  13. b) Thomas Bach
  14. c) Lausanne
  15. d) Tokyo 2020
  16. b) Paris
  17. b) Breaking
  18. b) Los Angeles
  19. b) 2
  20. b) Nita Ambani
  21. b) Five continents
  22. c) 29 August
  23. b) Winter Olympics
  24. b) Beijing
  25. a) 2
  26. b) PV Sindhu
  27. d) Norman Pritchard (1900) / c) Neeraj Chopra (first gold)
  28. c) 32
  29. b) Lovlina Borgohain
  30. c) 1980

SECTION B: SPORTS ADMINISTRATION (31-65)

  1. c) 1984
  2. b) Delhi
  3. b) Asia’s largest sports institute
  4. c) 2017
  5. b) Target Olympic Podium Scheme
  6. c) 1,000
  7. b) ₹5 lakh
  8. b) 2014
  9. b) PT Usha
  10. b) Woman
  11. c) Mansukh Mandaviya
  12. b) Sonepat
  13. b) 29 Aug 2019
  14. b) National Anti-Doping Agency
  15. b) Roger Binny
  16. b) Dilip Tirkey
  17. b) Kalyan Chaubey
  18. b) National Sports Development Fund
  19. c) Panchayat level
  20. c) 1998
  21. c) 2011
  22. d) 162 acres
  23. b) 1961
  24. b) Jay Shah
  25. a) Himanta Biswa Sarma
  26. c) U-18 and U-21
  27. b) 2018
  28. d) All of the above
  29. c) Bangalore
  30. d) All of the above
  31. b) Under ad-hoc committee
  32. b) Athletics Federation of India
  33. a) Adille Sumariwalla
  34. b) Raninder Singh
  35. c) 57

SECTION C: NATIONAL SPORTS AWARDS (66-100)

  1. c) Khel Ratna Award
  2. b) 6 Aug 2021
  3. c) ₹25 lakh
  4. b) Manu Bhaker
  5. c) 4
  6. b) D Gukesh
  7. b) Sharath Kamal
  8. d) 12
  9. b) Neeraj Chopra
  10. c) Mithali Raj
  11. c) 5
  12. c) Sachin Tendulkar
  13. b) 1961
  14. b) ₹15 lakh
  15. c) 1985
  16. c) 2002
  17. c) MAKA Trophy
  18. a) 1956-57
  19. c) Best university
  20. b) ₹10 lakh
  21. c) Viswanathan Anand
  22. b) Abhinav Bindra
  23. c) 29 August
  24. c) Satwik Rankireddy
  25. b) Badminton
  26. b) Rohit Sharma
  27. a) Rani Rampal
  28. b) Vinesh Phogat
  29. c) Mohammed Shami
  30. b) Nikhat Zareen
  31. b) Lakshya-Prannoy
  32. c) 2009
  33. b) Adventure sports
  34. b) Coaches
  35. c) 6 (Dhanraj, Sardar, Rani, Sreejesh, Manpreet, Harmanpreet)

SCORE INTERPRETATION

Your Performance Analysis:

90-100: 🏆 OUTSTANDING! You’re extremely well-prepared. Focus on current affairs now.

75-89: 🥇 EXCELLENT! Strong foundation. Review missed topics once more.

60-74: 🥈 GOOD! Decent preparation. Identify weak areas and revise thoroughly.

45-59: 🥉 AVERAGE: Need more focused study. Revisit all notes and make flashcards.

Below 45: ⚠️ NEEDS WORK: Start fresh revision. Focus on one topic at a time.

TOPIC-WISE PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS

Count your correct answers in each section:

Olympic Games (Q1-30):

  • 25-30: Excellent grasp
  • 20-24: Good, minor gaps
  • 15-19: Average, needs revision
  • Below 15: Poor,重新学习

Sports Administration (Q31-65):

  • 30-35: Excellent
  • 24-29: Good
  • 18-23: Average
  • Below 18: Poor

National Sports Awards (Q66-100):

  • 30-35: Excellent
  • 24-29: Good
  • 18-23: Average
  • Below 18: Poor

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID

Mistake 1: Confusing Similar Numbers

❌ SAI established 1982 vs ✅ 1984 ❌ Khelo India 2016 vs ✅ 2017 ❌ TOPS 2016 vs ✅ 2014

Mistake 2: Mixing Up Award Winners

❌ Rohit 2021 vs ✅ Rohit 2020 ❌ Sharath 2021 vs ✅ Sharath 2022 ❌ Neeraj 2020 vs ✅ Neeraj 2021

Mistake 3: Cash Prize Confusion

✅ Khel Ratna: ₹25 lakh ✅ Arjuna: ₹15 lakh ✅ Dronacharya: ₹15 lakh ✅ Dhyan Chand: ₹10 lakh

Mistake 4: Establishment Years

✅ MAKA: 1956-57 (Oldest) ✅ Arjuna: 1961 ✅ Dronacharya: 1985 ✅ Khel Ratna: 1991-92 ✅ Dhyan Chand: 2002

WEEK 1 MASTERY CHECKLIST

I can confidently answer questions about:

Olympic Games ✓

  • [ ] Tokyo 2020 all 7 Indian medalists (names, sports, medals)
  • [ ] India’s Olympic hockey history (8 gold medals, years)
  • [ ] Abhinav Bindra’s achievement (2008, first individual gold)
  • [ ] Olympic administration (IOC, President, Headquarters)
  • [ ] Paris 2024 and upcoming Olympics

Sports Administration ✓

  • [ ] SAI (1984, headquarters, centers)
  • [ ] NSNIS Patiala (Asia’s largest, 162 acres, 1961)
  • [ ] Khelo India (2017, 1000 athletes, ₹5L each)
  • [ ] TOPS (2014, Olympic focus)
  • [ ] PT Usha (IOA President, first woman)
  • [ ] Current Sports Minister
  • [ ] Major NSF heads (BCCI, Hockey, Football, Badminton)
  • [ ] Fit India (29 Aug 2019)

National Sports Awards ✓

  • [ ] Khel Ratna winners 2020-2024 (all names)
  • [ ] Award renaming (6 Aug 2021)
  • [ ] Cash prizes (25L, 15L, 15L, 10L)
  • [ ] 5 cricketers who won Khel Ratna
  • [ ] Establishment years of all awards
  • [ ] National Sports Day (29 August)

REVISION STRATEGY FOR WEEK 2

Daily Quick Review (15 minutes):

  • Morning: Flashcard review of Week 1
  • Evening: One practice quiz (20 questions)

Weekly Review (Sunday):

  • Full mock test revisit
  • Error analysis
  • Update weak areas list

Integration with New Topics:

  • Link Week 2 topics with Week 1 knowledge
  • Create comparative tables
  • Build comprehensive mind maps

CONFIDENCE BUILDER

What You’ve Mastered:

✅ 100+ Important Names (Athletes, Officials, Coaches) ✅ 50+ Key Dates (Establishment years, Award years) ✅ 30+ Cash Prizes & Numbers (Medals, Athletes, Schemes) ✅ Core Foundation for Indian Sports Knowledge

What’s Next:

📚 Week 2: Specific Sports (Cricket, Hockey, Athletics, etc.) 📚 More Current Affairs (2023-2024 detailed) 📚 International Sports Bodies 📚 Major Tournaments & Championships

WEEKLY MOTIVATION

“You’ve completed Week 1! 🎉”

You now know more about Indian sports than 90% of people. Keep this momentum going!

Remember:

  • Consistency beats intensity
  • Review is as important as learning
  • Practice makes perfect
  • Stay confident and focused

Week 1 Achievement Unlocked! 🏆 Total Study Hours: ~35-40 hours Topics Mastered: 3 major areas Ready for: Week 2 challenges!

End of Week 1 Review Next: Week 2 – Major Sports & Their Champions Starting with: Day 8-9 – Cricket (Comprehensive Coverage)

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