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Women in Sports
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This Olympic swimmer won 6 gold medals, recently suffered a spinal injury in skiing accident
Dana Torres
Amy Van Dyken
Debby Meyer
Summer Saunders
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First woman to win three gold medals (happened in 1960).
Shamika O'Connor
Wilma Rudolph
Wilma Fudd
Billie Jean King
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Currently the highest paid women's athlete
Serena Williams
Li Na
Maria Sharapova
Danica Patrick
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Title IX requires equal spending on women's and men's sports
False
True
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More than 90,000 fans in the stands watched the U.S. Women's Soccer team defeat what country
Brazil
China
Russia
Germany
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2/3 of high school girls play sports, 50% of the boys play sports
True
False
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Amendment that said no American woman could be denied from participating in sports
Never happened
Womens Rock Amendment
Title IX
Title III
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Earnings of highest paid male athlete in 2013
15 million
150 million
78 million
25 million
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Girls participating in sports have a lower self esteem and have negative body images.
True
False
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Gertrude Ederle was the first woman to do this
Win 4 gold medals
Run a 3 minute mile
Swim across the Atlantic
Swim the English Channel
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These sisters competed against each other for the U.S. Open Championship in 2001
Venus and Serena Williams
Veronica and Serena Collins
Venus and Sharon Williams
Serena and Venus Bacon
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Football and basketball consume 80% of NCAA DI athletic budgets
False
True
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This University's Women's Basketball Team won 90 consecutive games
Kansas
Conneticut
UCLA
Notre Dame
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She led the U.S. to basketball gold in 1984 Olympics
Dawn Staley
Babe Dickerson
Cheryl Miller
Sheryl Swoopes
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Currently the second highest paid female athlete
Li Na
Serena Wiliams
Danica Patrick
Maria Sharapova
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Earnings of highest paid female athlete in 2013
27.1 million
5 million
78 million
12.5 million