When was the first live sports broadcast on radio?
1911
1921
1931
1941
Which network aired the first live televised sports event in the U.S.?
NBC
CBS
ABC
ESPN
What significant technology was first used during the 1963 Army-Navy football game?
Instant replay
Color broadcast
Satellite feed
Slow motion
Who is known as the first radio sports announcer?
Red Barber
Vin Scully
Mel Allen
Harold Arlin
When did ESPN launch as a cable sports network?
1970
1979
1989
1999
What was the first sport to be broadcast live on television in the UK?
Football
Boxing
Cricket
Tennis
Which Olympics was the first to be broadcast live internationally?
1936 Berlin
1948 London
1964 Tokyo
1972 Munich
What innovation did NBC introduce during the 1972 Olympics?
High-definition TV
24-hour coverage
Digital timing
Online streaming
Which major sporting event was first broadcast in high-definition in the U.S.?
Super Bowl
World Series
NBA Finals
Stanley Cup
Who was the first female sportscaster to appear on TV?
Lesley Visser
Phyllis George
Donna de Varona
Jane Chastain
What year was the first live broadcast of the FIFA World Cup?
1954
1962
1970
1982
Which sports event first used satellite broadcasting in the U.S.?
The Olympics
The Super Bowl
The World Series
Wimbledon
Who pioneered the use of the telestrator in sports broadcasting?
John Madden
Bob Costas
Howard Cosell
Tony Romo
What was the first sport televised by ESPN?
Baseball
Soccer
Softball
Football
Who was the first broadcaster to call a live sports event on radio?
Harold Arlin
Graham McNamee
Ted Husing
Red Barber
What innovation did the 1992 Olympics introduce in sports broadcasting?
Virtual graphics
HD broadcast
3D broadcast
VR experience
Which year did the NFL have its first broadcast in HD?
1998
2000
2003
2005
Who was the first woman to do commentary in an NFL game?
Gayle Sierens
Beth Mowins
Lesley Visser
Phyllis George
What year did sports commentary first include player interviews during the game?
1955
1965
1975
1985
Which major tennis tournament was the first to be broadcast live internationally?
Wimbledon
US Open
Australian Open
French Open
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