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{{quote|よく{{ruby|来|き}}たノダ! ここは【{{ruby|爆走|ばくそう}}キング{{ruby|道場|どうじょう}}】!『{{ruby|全国|ぜんこく}}{{ruby|対戦|たいせん}}』で、{{ruby|勝|か}}って{{ruby|勝|か}}って{{ruby|勝|か}}ちまくりたいキミのようなレーサーを{{ruby|歓迎|かんげい}}するノダ! <small>(Welcome! This place is the Bakuso King Dojo! We welcome racers like you who want to win, win, and win in "National Battle"!)</small>|''Bakuso King Dojo'' home page}}
{{quote|よく{{ruby|来|き}}たノダ! ここは【{{ruby|爆走|ばくそう}}キング{{ruby|道場|どうじょう}}】!『{{ruby|全国|ぜんこく}}{{ruby|対戦|たいせん}}』で、{{ruby|勝|か}}って{{ruby|勝|か}}って{{ruby|勝|か}}ちまくりたいキミのようなレーサーを{{ruby|歓迎|かんげい}}するノダ! <small>(Welcome! This place is the Bakuso King Dojo! We welcome racers like you who want to win, win, and win in "National Battle"!)</small>|''Bakuso King Dojo'' home page}}
'''''Bakuso King Dojo''''' is a series of pages on the official Japanese website of ''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP DX]]''. In each episode, the owner of the eponymous dojo [[Master Tetsu]] or his daughter [[Maki]] teach apprentices [[Yūji]] and [[Fukusuke]] techniques in the game to win in the [[Mario Kart Arcade GP DX#National Battle|National Battle]] mode.
'''''Bakuso King Dojo''''' is a series of pages on the official Japanese website of ''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP DX]]''. In each episode, the master of the eponymous dojo [[Master Tetsu]] or his daughter [[Maki]] teach apprentices [[Yūji]] and [[Fukusuke]] techniques in the game to win in the [[Mario Kart Arcade GP DX#National Battle|National Battle]] mode.


Twelve episodes were released from August 7 to December 24, 2014; four special episodes were later released from May 1 to December 15, 2015.<ref>{{cite|url=https://mariokart-acgpdx.bngames.net/news/|title=ニュース|publisher=bngames.net|language=ja|accessdate=August 23, 2024|archive=https://web.archive.org/web/20240706033307/https://mariokart-acgpdx.bngames.net/news/}}</ref>
Twelve episodes were released from August 7 to December 24, 2014; four special episodes were later released from May 1 to December 15, 2015.<ref>{{cite|url=https://mariokart-acgpdx.bngames.net/news/|title=ニュース|publisher=bngames.net|language=ja|accessdate=August 23, 2024|archive=https://web.archive.org/web/20240706033307/https://mariokart-acgpdx.bngames.net/news/}}</ref>
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{{ruby|全員|ぜんいん}}チューモク！「ジャンプドリフト」からの「ドリフトブースト」！これ{{ruby|世界|せかい}}の{{ruby|常識|じょうしき}}なノダ！《{{ruby|前編|ぜんぺん}}》(''Attention everybody! "Drift Boost" from "Jump Drift"! This is common knowledge in the world! [Part 1]'')
{{ruby|全員|ぜんいん}}チューモク！「ジャンプドリフト」からの「ドリフトブースト」！これ{{ruby|世界|せかい}}の{{ruby|常識|じょうしき}}なノダ！《{{ruby|前編|ぜんぺん}}》(''Attention everybody! "Drift Boost" from "Jump Drift"! This is common knowledge in the world! [Part 1]'')


Two ''Mario Kart Arcade GP DX'' players, Yūji and Fukusuke, arrive at the Bakuso King Dojo to become new students. While Yūji is excited, Fukusuke is sleepy as Yūji woke him up early. They then meet Master Tetsu, who introduces the dojo as a place for players that want to win in the National Battle mode and eventually reach rank 20, and explains that he will give them thorough training to reach the goal. Master Tetsu then asks the two to introduce themselves. Yūji reveals that he is rank 1, and Fukusuke (who fell asleep during Tetsu's explanation) says that he is rank 9, which the master does not believe. Master Tetsu decides to start with the most basic move: the [[Drift|Jump Drift]], and asks Yūji to perform it. After Yūji performs the move and Tetsu congratulates him, Fukusuke points out that the [[kart]] will stop by pressing on the brakes, to which the master replies by explaining that, when pressing the brake pedal for a bit, the kart will jump. Afterwards, Master Tetsu asks to the apprentices the advantages of the Jump Drift, and they state that it can be used to turn curves smoothly, with Tetsu further explaining that it can also be used for a temporary shield. Master Tetsu then surprises the two by revealing that a new feature has been added in the latest version, being the [[Mini-Turbo|Drift Boost]]. However, he suddenly remembers that he has another lesson and says that he will teach it the next time. As Tetsu says farewell to his students, Yūji is left anxious to know about the move.
Two ''Mario Kart Arcade GP DX'' players, Yūji and Fukusuke, arrive at the Bakuso King Dojo to become new students. While Yūji is excited, Fukusuke is sleepy as Yūji woke him up early. They then meet Master Tetsu, who introduces the dojo as a place for players that want to win in the National Battle mode and eventually reach rank 20, and explains that he will give them thorough training to reach the goal. Master Tetsu then asks the two to introduce themselves. Yūji reveals that he is rank 1 and will reach level ''shodan'' soon, and Fukusuke (who fell asleep during Tetsu's explanation) says that he is level 9, which the master does not believe. Master Tetsu decides to start with the most basic move: the [[Drift|Jump Drift]], and asks Yūji to perform it. After Yūji performs the move and Tetsu congratulates him, Fukusuke points out that the [[kart]] will stop by pressing on the brakes, to which the master replies by explaining that, when pressing the brake pedal for a bit, the kart will jump. Afterwards, Master Tetsu asks to the apprentices the advantages of the Jump Drift, and they state that it can be used to turn curves smoothly, with Tetsu further explaining that it can also be used for a temporary shield. Master Tetsu then surprises the two by revealing that a new feature has been added in the latest version, being the [[Mini-Turbo|Drift Boost]]. However, he suddenly remembers that he has another lesson and says that he will teach it the next time. As Tetsu says farewell to his students, Yūji is left anxious to know about the move.


===Episode 2===
===Episode 2===
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Fukusuke tells Master Tetsu that yesterday he got a new kart, the [[Country Winner]], which he misspells as "Country Wiener". After Tetsu corrects the mistake, he says that he will explain the characters' and karts' stats. He begins by explaining the four character types and their stats. Afterwards, he explains how a kart can increase the stats of a character. Lastly, he points out the air and water specialization for some karts, using the [[Road Jetter]] and [[Marine Diver]] as examples. After the explanation, Yūji states that he will pick a water specialized kart for [[Tropical Coast]], while Fukusuke picks the Country Winner with [[Donkey Kong]] for its speed. As Yūji asks Fukusuke for advice on a kart with high handling, Master Tetsu tells both to try their picks and practice.
Fukusuke tells Master Tetsu that yesterday he got a new kart, the [[Country Winner]], which he misspells as "Country Wiener". After Tetsu corrects the mistake, he says that he will explain the characters' and karts' stats. He begins by explaining the four character types and their stats. Afterwards, he explains how a kart can increase the stats of a character. Lastly, he points out the air and water specialization for some karts, using the [[Road Jetter]] and [[Marine Diver]] as examples. After the explanation, Yūji states that he will pick a water specialized kart for [[Tropical Coast]], while Fukusuke picks the Country Winner with [[Donkey Kong]] for its speed. As Yūji asks Fukusuke for advice on a kart with high handling, Master Tetsu tells both to try their picks and practice.
===Episode 4===
もっともっと、いろいろなアイテムを{{ruby|使|つか}}ってみよう！それすなわち、{{ruby|勝利|しょうり}}のカギなノダ！(''Use more and more various items! That is the key to victory!'')
Master Tetsu says to his students that he will teach them about items. After Tetsu asks them if they have been using their items properly and Fukusuke misinterprets the question by saying that they just have to press the button on the steering wheel, the master asks Fukusuke to show his most used items. With embarrassment, Fukusuke reveals that his most used items are the [[Banana]], the [[Giant Banana]], and the [[Golden Banana|Gold Banana]], shocking Yūji as he justifies his choices with the fact that he likes bananas. After Master Tetsu says that Fukusuke's obsession is too much as his items cannot be thrown forwards, Yūji lists his most used items as the [[Red Shell]], the [[Interrupting Frame]], and [[Tack]]s. Master Tetsu analyzes Yūji's items and Yūji says that he has been feeling dissatisfied with his item set lately. Master Tetsu says that its good as it means that he is getting better and he recommends swapping the Interrupting Frame with the [[Porcupuffer]], but also tells him to try a variety of items and points out how there also also items exclusive to some characters. Fukusuke states that he should use banana items less and says to Tetsu that he does not know how to get more items. Yūji then tells Fukusuke that he can get more items by using the slot at the end of a race after collecting 50 [[Mario Coin]]s, and Fukusuke says that he does not care if he loses the race and that he just wants more Mario Coins, before changing his mind when Master Tetsu tells him that he will get more Mario Coins if he wins a race.
At the end of the episode, Master Tetsu gives to readers a code for a "First Time Pack" containing the [[Purple Strike]] and various items.
===Episode 5===
{{ruby|極|きわ}}めれば{{ruby|無敵|むてき}}！{{ruby|必殺|ひっさつ}}の「ドラゴンドリフト」！(''Master it and be invincible! The deadly "Dragon Drift"!'')
Yūji frustratingly tells Master Tetsu that he lost in a race before he could reach level ''shodan'' to a player named "[[Maki|Makichī]]", who is often matched up with him, because they avoided his Red Shell before the finish line by zigzagging to maintain their shield. When Yūji asks Tetsu about this technique, he says that it is known as the "Dragon Drift", and Yūji begs the master to teach it to him. Master Tetsu explains that it is a difficult technique allowing a player to keep their shield in straightaways, and explains how to do it. After Tetsu performs the technique for the apprentices, they remain shocked and the master explains that the way the kart moves is why it is called Dragon Drift. Despite the advantages, Master Tetsu states that the kart will go slower when performing the technique and recommends doing it when they sense that an opponent is about to attack. As Yūji struggles to perform the technique, he says that he will put all of his pocket money into practicing the Dragon Drift, while Fukusuke performs it easily, surprising both Yūji and Tetsu.
===Episode 6===
おやつの{{ruby|事|こと}}は{{ruby|忘|わす}}れても、コース{{ruby|図|す}}は{{ruby|絶対|ぜったい}}に{{ruby|忘|わす}}れるな！(''Forget snacks, but absolutely do not forget the course map!'')
Yūji and Fukusuke arrive at the dojo only to find that Master Tetsu is missing. On the ground, they find the course map of Splash Circuit and a letter from Tetsu, in which he explains that he went to the [[United States of America]] to check on the state of the international version of ''Mario Kart Arcade GP DX'' and that he left some course maps for them to study on in the meantime. As Yūji remarks that the map is not enough, a girl appears and says that they seem to be in trouble before she presents herself as Master Tetsu's daughter Maki. Yūji is surprised in finding out that the master has a daughter, and Maki decides to explain the map of Splash Circuit for them as not only she knows about the game, but she made the course map herself, surprising both Yūji and Fukusuke once again. After Maki's explanation, the students are very shocked at the amount of information given and jokingly think to themselves that they do not need a master anymore, before Maki says that if they do not know the Dragon Drift they can practice, making Yūji think about how she knows that.


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==

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Bakuso King Dojo

The title of this article is official, but it comes from a non-English source. If an acceptable English source is found, then the article should be moved to its appropriate title.

“よく来きたノダ! ここは【爆走ばくそうキング道場どうじょう】!『全国ぜんこく対戦たいせん』で、勝かって勝かって勝かちまくりたいキミのようなレーサーを歓迎かんげいするノダ! (Welcome! This place is the Bakuso King Dojo! We welcome racers like you who want to win, win, and win in "National Battle"!)”
—Bakuso King Dojo home page

Bakuso King Dojo is a series of pages on the official Japanese website of Mario Kart Arcade GP DX. In each episode, the master of the eponymous dojo Master Tetsu or his daughter Maki teach apprentices Yūji and Fukusuke techniques in the game to win in the National Battle mode.

Twelve episodes were released from August 7 to December 24, 2014; four special episodes were later released from May 1 to December 15, 2015.[1]

Entries

Episode 1

全員ぜんいんチューモク！「ジャンプドリフト」からの「ドリフトブースト」！これ世界せかいの常識じょうしきなノダ！《前編ぜんぺん》(Attention everybody! "Drift Boost" from "Jump Drift"! This is common knowledge in the world! [Part 1])

Two Mario Kart Arcade GP DX players, Yūji and Fukusuke, arrive at the Bakuso King Dojo to become new students. While Yūji is excited, Fukusuke is sleepy as Yūji woke him up early. They then meet Master Tetsu, who introduces the dojo as a place for players that want to win in the National Battle mode and eventually reach rank 20, and explains that he will give them thorough training to reach the goal. Master Tetsu then asks the two to introduce themselves. Yūji reveals that he is rank 1 and will reach level shodan soon, and Fukusuke (who fell asleep during Tetsu's explanation) says that he is level 9, which the master does not believe. Master Tetsu decides to start with the most basic move: the Jump Drift, and asks Yūji to perform it. After Yūji performs the move and Tetsu congratulates him, Fukusuke points out that the kart will stop by pressing on the brakes, to which the master replies by explaining that, when pressing the brake pedal for a bit, the kart will jump. Afterwards, Master Tetsu asks to the apprentices the advantages of the Jump Drift, and they state that it can be used to turn curves smoothly, with Tetsu further explaining that it can also be used for a temporary shield. Master Tetsu then surprises the two by revealing that a new feature has been added in the latest version, being the Drift Boost. However, he suddenly remembers that he has another lesson and says that he will teach it the next time. As Tetsu says farewell to his students, Yūji is left anxious to know about the move.

Episode 2

全員ぜんいんチューモク！「ジャンプドリフト」からの「ドリフトブースト」！これ世界せかいの常識じょうしきなノダ！《後編こうへん》(Attention everybody! "Drift Boost" from "Jump Drift"! This is common knowledge in the world! [Part 2])

After Yūji and Fukusuke remind Master Tetsu about what he said at the end of last lesson, Tetsu begins to explains to the two the Drift Boost move. During the explanation, the appretices remain shocked by the amount of speed gained by performing the move. After Master Tetsu finishes explaining it, Yūji asks the master about which courses they can practice the move on, and Tetsu recommends Splash Circuit and Bon Dance Street due to their big turns. Before Yūji and Fukusuke go to the store to practice, Fukusuke asks Master Tetsu for some money needed to do it, and Tetsu quickly leaves the situation to Yūji much to his dismay.

Episode 3

レースはスタートする前まえから始はじまっている！キャラとカート選えらびが重要じゅうようなノダ！(The race starts before it begins! Character and kart selection is important!)

Fukusuke tells Master Tetsu that yesterday he got a new kart, the Country Winner, which he misspells as "Country Wiener". After Tetsu corrects the mistake, he says that he will explain the characters' and karts' stats. He begins by explaining the four character types and their stats. Afterwards, he explains how a kart can increase the stats of a character. Lastly, he points out the air and water specialization for some karts, using the Road Jetter and Marine Diver as examples. After the explanation, Yūji states that he will pick a water specialized kart for Tropical Coast, while Fukusuke picks the Country Winner with Donkey Kong for its speed. As Yūji asks Fukusuke for advice on a kart with high handling, Master Tetsu tells both to try their picks and practice.

Episode 4

もっともっと、いろいろなアイテムを使つかってみよう！それすなわち、勝利しょうりのカギなノダ！(Use more and more various items! That is the key to victory!)

Master Tetsu says to his students that he will teach them about items. After Tetsu asks them if they have been using their items properly and Fukusuke misinterprets the question by saying that they just have to press the button on the steering wheel, the master asks Fukusuke to show his most used items. With embarrassment, Fukusuke reveals that his most used items are the Banana, the Giant Banana, and the Gold Banana, shocking Yūji as he justifies his choices with the fact that he likes bananas. After Master Tetsu says that Fukusuke's obsession is too much as his items cannot be thrown forwards, Yūji lists his most used items as the Red Shell, the Interrupting Frame, and Tacks. Master Tetsu analyzes Yūji's items and Yūji says that he has been feeling dissatisfied with his item set lately. Master Tetsu says that its good as it means that he is getting better and he recommends swapping the Interrupting Frame with the Porcupuffer, but also tells him to try a variety of items and points out how there also also items exclusive to some characters. Fukusuke states that he should use banana items less and says to Tetsu that he does not know how to get more items. Yūji then tells Fukusuke that he can get more items by using the slot at the end of a race after collecting 50 Mario Coins, and Fukusuke says that he does not care if he loses the race and that he just wants more Mario Coins, before changing his mind when Master Tetsu tells him that he will get more Mario Coins if he wins a race.

At the end of the episode, Master Tetsu gives to readers a code for a "First Time Pack" containing the Purple Strike and various items.

Episode 5

極きわめれば無敵むてき！必殺ひっさつの「ドラゴンドリフト」！(Master it and be invincible! The deadly "Dragon Drift"!)

Yūji frustratingly tells Master Tetsu that he lost in a race before he could reach level shodan to a player named "Makichī", who is often matched up with him, because they avoided his Red Shell before the finish line by zigzagging to maintain their shield. When Yūji asks Tetsu about this technique, he says that it is known as the "Dragon Drift", and Yūji begs the master to teach it to him. Master Tetsu explains that it is a difficult technique allowing a player to keep their shield in straightaways, and explains how to do it. After Tetsu performs the technique for the apprentices, they remain shocked and the master explains that the way the kart moves is why it is called Dragon Drift. Despite the advantages, Master Tetsu states that the kart will go slower when performing the technique and recommends doing it when they sense that an opponent is about to attack. As Yūji struggles to perform the technique, he says that he will put all of his pocket money into practicing the Dragon Drift, while Fukusuke performs it easily, surprising both Yūji and Tetsu.

Episode 6

おやつの事ことは忘わすれても、コース図すは絶対ぜったいに忘わすれるな！(Forget snacks, but absolutely do not forget the course map!)

Yūji and Fukusuke arrive at the dojo only to find that Master Tetsu is missing. On the ground, they find the course map of Splash Circuit and a letter from Tetsu, in which he explains that he went to the United States of America to check on the state of the international version of Mario Kart Arcade GP DX and that he left some course maps for them to study on in the meantime. As Yūji remarks that the map is not enough, a girl appears and says that they seem to be in trouble before she presents herself as Master Tetsu's daughter Maki. Yūji is surprised in finding out that the master has a daughter, and Maki decides to explain the map of Splash Circuit for them as not only she knows about the game, but she made the course map herself, surprising both Yūji and Fukusuke once again. After Maki's explanation, the students are very shocked at the amount of information given and jokingly think to themselves that they do not need a master anymore, before Maki says that if they do not know the Dragon Drift they can practice, making Yūji think about how she knows that.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes

References

  1. ^ ニュース. bngames.net (Japanese). Retrieved August 23, 2024. (Archived July 6, 2024, 03:33:07 UTC via Wayback Machine.)

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Mario Kart Arcade GP DX
Characters Playable Baby Mario • Baby Peach • Bowser (Dry Bowser) • Bowser Jr. • Daisy • Don-chan (Hero Don-chan · Strawberry Don-chan) • Donkey Kong • King Booa • Lakitu • Luigi (Ice Luigi) • Mario (Fire Mario · Tanooki Mario) • Metal Mario (Gold Mario) • Pac-Man • Peach • Rosalina • Toad (Blue Toad) • Waluigi • Wario • Yoshi (Black Yoshi · Red Yoshi)
Non-playable Blooper • Bullet Bills • Chain Chomp • Cheep Cheeps • Dolphins • Dry Bones • Fire Piranha Plants • Goomba • Jumbo Ray • King Bob-omb • Koopa Troopas • Lakitu • Lantern Eel • Magikoopas • Mole Miners • Monsters • Piantas • Screaming Pillars • Shy Guys • Sushi • Toads • Unagi
Karts Blooper Diver • Bull Truck • Country Winner • Don Doko Drive • Drill Master • Dyno Buggy • Egg Rider • Galaxy Comet • Hamburcar • Hunter Bee • Lightning Champ • Mach Pegasus • Marine Diver • Mash Run • Metal Spark • Purple Strike • Rainy Dream • Road Galleon • Road Jetter • Soul Varoon • Standard Kart • Sweets Party • Turbo Dolphin • Ultra Chaser • Ultra Leon • Ultra Speeder • Ultra Voyager • Vacuum Star • X Racer
Items Throw forward 10T Hammer • Barrel • Black Shell • Bowser Shell • Car Horn • Chain Chomp • Extendable Glove • Fireball • Flower Glasses • Frying Pan • Gold Shell • Gold Tub • Green Shell • Hammer • High Beam • Mustache Rocket • POW Block • Pen • Power Yo-yo • Rain Cloud • Red Shell • Slapstick Fan • Snow Cloud • Soft Gummy • Spiny Shell • Sumo Slap Stick • Thunder Cloud • Tornado • Triple Green Shells • Tub
Place behind Banana • Banana Train • Big-Small Tires • Bob-omb • Broken Wheel • Fake Item Box • Fire Cracker • Flare Ball • Giant Banana • Gold Banana • Mini Mushroom • Mouse Cracker • Paper Mushroom • Pie • Pie Bazooka • Porcupuffer • Rabbit Ear • Rally X • Smokescreen • Square Tire • Sticky Oil • Tacks • Triple Bananas • Thwomp • Whirling Wheel
Special Boo • Boss Galaga • Dash Propeller • Dizziness Virus • Egg of Mystery • Energy Drink • Flaming Tender • Gag Mic • Giant Gummy • Giant Mushroom • Heavy Mushroom • Interrupting Frame • Interrupting Seal • Invincible Urchin • Invisi-Mushroom • Laughing Bag • Magic Ball • Magnet • Magnet Mushroom • Mushroom Powder • Off-Key Speaker • Pesky Billboard • Pie Kart • Piranha Plant • Pump • Reflect Shield • Scuttlebug • Shield • Stun Stick • Super MIC • Superstar • Time Bomb • Wheel Virus • Wild Top
Other Mario Coin
Courses Toad Cup Peach Castle • Kingdom Way
Mario Cup Splash Circuit • Tropical Coast
Don-chan Cup Bon Dance Street • Omatsuri Circuit
Bowser Jr. Cup Aerial Road • Sky Arena
Bowser Cup Bowser's Factory • Bowser's Castle
PAC-MAN Cup PAC-MAN Stadium • NAMCO Circuit
Donkey Kong Cup Bananan Labyrinth • DK Jungle
Techniques Drift • Hop • Mini-Turbo • Rocket Start
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List of Mario Quiz Cards

The following is an incomplete list of Mario Quiz Cards ordered by category. The card's code, which indicated the deck and card number and is located on the back of each card, is also listed. Correct answers are marked in bold.

Arts, Sports & Leisure

Image Question Code
Front Back
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Who invented the game of basketball?
  1. Abner Doubleday
  2. Mavin Hoopster
  3. James Naismith
 D3 054 01-03
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is Yoga?
  1. A method of healing mental illness
  2. A discipline for mastery of mind and body
  3. An African religion
 D3 054 03-16
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What are the martial arts?
  1. Ice dancing and ballet
  2. Sculpting and pottery making
  3. Games involving battle and self-defense
 D2 491 04-19
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards To which musical-instrument family does the guitar belong?
  1. Woodwind
  2. Bass
  3. String
 D2 491 06-11
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What kinds of weapons are used in the sport of fencing?
  1. The saber, the dagger, and the sword
  2. The saber, the foil, and the sword
  3. The saber, the foil, and the épée
 D2 491 06-12
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What are the three kinds of weightlifting moves?
  1. The snatch, discus, and pommel
  2. The snatch, vault, and hammerlock
  3. The snatch, clean-and-jerk, and military press
 D3 491 07-03
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What was the first big accomplishment in mountain climbing?
  1. The conquest of Mount Everest
  2. The conquest of Mont Blanc
  3. The conquest of K2
 D3 054 08-11
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What's the highest you can score in one bowling game?
  1. 150
  2. 300
  3. 350
 D3 054 08-12
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What's the world's most important bicycle race?
  1. The Tour de France
  2. The Indianapolis 500
  3. The Soap Box Derby
 D3 054 09-13
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards To which musical-instrument family does the gong belong?
  1. Percussion
  2. Bass
  3. Woodwind
 D3 054 10-06
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards What is "show jumping" at a horse show?
  1. A contest of obstacle jumping
  2. A test of schooling
  3. A kind of riding called "cabriole"
 D3 054 10-17
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Which are pieces of mountain climbing equipment?
  1. Skivvies and fishers
  2. Fulcrums and vaporizers
  3. Crampons and karabiners
 D3 054 23-18
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Which is a characteristic of Gothic architecture?
  1. Pointed arches
  2. Flying buttresses
  3. Both
 D3 054 24-17
A card from Mario Quiz Cards The back of a card from Mario Quiz Cards Who wrote The Little Prince?
  1. Antoine de Saint-Exupery
  2. Niccolo Machiavelli
  3. Pat Conroy
 D3 054 25-17
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 26-12.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 26-12 Back.png Who was Johann Sebastian Bach?
  1. A great musical composer
  2. A great jazz musician
  3. A great rap artist
 D3 054 26-12
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 26-19.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 26-19 Back.png How many players are on a soccer team?
  1. 19 players
  2. 10 players
  3. 11 players
 D3 054 26-19
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-07.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-07 Back.png Which swimming stroke was first used in competition?
  1. Backstroke
  2. Breaststroke
  3. Sidestroke
 D3 054 27-07
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-08.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-08 Back.png How do you build a boat in a bottle?
  1. Build it inside by using very long tweezers to hold and place each part.
  2. Everything is assembled outside the bottle, then slipped in.
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-12.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-12 Back.png Who wrote Little Red Riding Hood?
  1. Walt Disney
  2. Richard Scarry
  3. No one knows for sure
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 28-16.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 28-16 Back.png Which is not part of a Christian church?
  1. Vestry or sacristy
  2. Nave
  3. Fortran
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 28-19.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 28-19 Back.png Who was Velázquez?
  1. A Spanish painter
  2. A Spanish bull fighter
  3. A Spanish musician
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 30-01.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 30-01 Back.png Who are Punch and Judy?
  1. X-Men cartoon characters
  2. Panda bears
  3. Puppet show characters
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File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 30-02.png File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 30-02 Back.png Who was Cyrano de Bergerac?
  1. A musketeer
  2. A writer
  3. A rock star
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A card from Mario Quiz Cards Used in case of images missing from a section gallery, table, bestiary box, or certain infoboxes. When did figure skating become part of the Olympic Games?
  1. 1908
  2. 1924
  3. 1968
 TBD
A card from Mario Quiz Cards Used in case of images missing from a section gallery, table, bestiary box, or certain infoboxes. Who wrote Don Quixote?
  1. Arthur Conan Doyle
  2. Hans Christian Andersen
  3. Miguel de Cervantes
 TBD
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