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Doping in Sports
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Who was the famous sprinter, was disqualified from the 1988 Olympics for using which banned substance?
Ben Johnson
Michael Phelps
Maria Sharapova
Lewis Hamilton
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What happens to athletes caught doping in professional sports?
They must attend anti-doping training but face no other penalties
They are stripped of titles, medals, and can face a ban
They are fined but can still compete
They receive a warning and continue competing
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What technological advancement makes it harder for athletes to get away with doping?
Instant AI-generated reports on performance
Blood and urine tests that can detect banned substances years later
Body scans that measure unnatural muscle growth
Mandatory public declarations of substance use
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Which athlete was stripped of five Olympic medals after being found guilty of doping?
Michael Phelps
Marion Jones
Serena Williams
Usain Bolt
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What major action was taken against Russia due to doping scandals?
They were deported back to Russia immediately.
They were fined heavily and those who were caught doping were disqualified.
They were banned from participating in international sporting events
They were required to take extra drug tests before competing
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Joseph Schooling was suspended competition in 2022 after admitting to taking...
Performance Enhancing Drugs (PED)
Cannabis
too many MacDonald Burgers
Steroids while competing
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What was Lance Armstrong most famously caught using to boost his performance?
Erythropoietin (EPO)
Cocaine
Anabolic steroids
Marijuana
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Which of the following is considered a performance-enhancing drug (PED)?
Anabolic Steroids
Ibuprofen
Imodium
Anticoagulants
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What is one of the main reasons athletes use performance-enhancing drugs?
To increase endurance and strength
To improve academic performance
To avoid injuries entirely
To decrease reaction time in everyday activities
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Which of the following is a common health risk associated with doping?
Compromised immune system
High blood pressure and blood clots
Decrease in one's intelligence over time
Loss of vision