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Water Sports, Poetry, 90s Films, Physics, and Mascots.
Water Sports
Starting this quiz off with a splash.
Does the swimming portion occur first, second or third in a triathlon?
How many players are on a water polo team?
The word yacht comes from what language?
What country will the surfing events at the 2024 Paris Olympics take place in?
In rowing, what is the name given to the crew member who does not row but is responsible for steering and coordinating the power and rhythm of the rowers?
Water Sports
Poetry
These questions abound,
poetry is the matter,
can you answer just?
What type of poem shares a name with a city in Ireland?
What famous poem about Australia, by Dorothea Mackeller, was first published under the title “Core of My Heart”?
Pablo Neruda is considered one of the national poets of what country?
The Sufi poet Rumi mostly wrote in what language?
One of Edgar Allan Poe’s most well-known works is a narrative poem about what kind of talking bird?
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