Are you a true FIFA World Cup fan? Then take on the challenge of FIFA World Cup Quiz #3, where your knowledge will be thoroughly tested.
Here, we have brought 5 carefully selected questions for you, and those who reach the pass mark can be considered true FIFA World Cup fans. This quiz section has been designed to challenge your understanding of World Cup history, iconic moments, and memorable tournaments.
Here, you need to earn a 60 percent mark to achieve the pass mark. So, you need to produce 3 correct answers out of the 5 questions to earn the passing mark.
At the end of this FIFA World Cup Quiz #3, there will be the right answers along with a short description of every answer.
FIFA World Cup Quiz #3
Results
Fantastic job! 🎉⚽ You crossed the pass mark and proved your FIFA World Cup knowledge. Keep playing, keep learning, and show the world you’re a true fan! 🏆
Tough luck! 😔⚽ You missed the pass mark this time. Learn from the questions, try again, and come back stronger like champions do! 💪🏆
#1. Which country won the inaugural FIFA World Cup?
Hosts Uruguay won the inaugural FIFA World Cup title in 1930.
#2. Which is the only team to score 10 goals in a FIFA World Cup match?
Hungary is the only team to record 10 goals in a FIFA World Cup match, as they once thrashed El Salvador by 10-1 in the group stage of the FIFA World Cup 1982.
#3. Who holds the record for the fastest goal in the history of the FIFA World Cup? ? The goal was recorded in 11 seconds
Turkish striker Hakan Şükür holds the record for the fastest goal in the history of the FIFA World Cup when he scored a goal in just 11 seconds of the match against South Korea in the third-place playoff.
#4. Who was the first player to record at least one goal in 6 different editions of the FIFA World Cup?
Portuguese legend Cristiano Ronaldo was the first to record at least one goal in 6 different FIFA World Cup editions.
#5. How many saves did United States goalkeeper Tim Howard make against Belgium in the FIFA World Cup 2014 to set a new record for most saves by a goalkeeper in a FIFA World Cup match?
The United States goalkeeper Tim Howard holds the record for most saves by a goalkeeper in the history of a FIFA World Cup match when he saved 16 times in the Round of 16 match against Belgium in the 2014 edition.