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Basketball Origins Quiz

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Test your grasp of basketball's beginnings

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In what year was basketball invented by James Naismith?

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Who is credited with inventing basketball?

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What was the original basketball goal stored in?

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How many original rules did Naismith write for the game?

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A goal in the original game was scored when the ball did what?

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How many players were on each team in Naismith's initial class?

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How long were the halves in the original basketball rules?

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How were the baskets retrieved in the early games?

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Which organizations helped spread basketball internationally?

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What happened if a team committed three consecutive fouls?

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Basketball was created in 1891 to keep students indoors during winter.

Naismith, a Canadian physical education instructor, authored the original game.

Early games used peach baskets mounted on the gym balcony.

Naismith authored 13 rules to govern the new game.

A goal occurred when the ball was thrown into the basket and remained therein.

Naismith divided the class into two teams of nine players.

The game featured fifteen-minute halves with a short rest between.

Originally, a ladder and janitor were needed to fetch the ball.

The US Army and YMCA played key roles in introducing the game abroad.

Three straight fouls by one side counted as a goal for the opponents.

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