# Early Growth and FIBA · Koszykówka, Poziom 9: Mistrz

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Early Growth and FIBA: 100 faktów, 10 testów.

How the game spread, FIBA's founding, the founding nations, the 1936 Olympics, the first EuroBasket, the first world championship, the women's international game, the 1989 opening to professionals, FIBA's leaders and home, and its regions.

## Test 1: Gra się rozprzestrzenia

- Trained leaders carried it to YMCAs in other countries. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Naismith's homeland played within months. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- American troops and YMCA workers played it in Europe. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- A small space and simple kit were enough. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- It was shown but not yet a medal event. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- International games needed one set of rules. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- That is what FIBA would provide. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1891, the 1890s, 1904, 1932. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- A world body was the last step. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Games were played there from 1893. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)

## Test 2: FIBA is founded

- Delegates met there in June 1932. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- It was the International Amateur Basketball Federation. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The Olympic movement then barred paid athletes. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Fédération Internationale de Basketball. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- International games needed common rules. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- A world body made an Olympic tournament possible. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- National federations are FIBA's members. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1932 to 1936. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1844, 1932, 1949. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Eight national federations signed. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)

## Test 3: The founding nations

- It was the only founder outside Europe. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Spain joined later. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The meeting took place in Geneva. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The game's birthplace joined later. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Seven were European, one South American. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- It became the Czech Republic and Slovakia in 1993. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- American basketball was already organised at home. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- A, G, L, S. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1932, 1935, 1936. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The eight were Argentina, Czechoslovakia, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Portugal, Romania and Switzerland. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)

## Test 4: Berlin 1936

- The courts were made of clay and sand, laid for tennis. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- It beat Canada in the final. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The ball would not bounce on the wet ground. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Naismith's homeland took the silver medal. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Mexico beat Poland for third place. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- He watched his game played at the Olympics. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Passing was the only way on that surface. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Gold, silver, bronze. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1904, 1936, 1976. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Rain and mud kept the score tiny. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)

## Test 5: The first EuroBasket

- It was held in 1935. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Latvia beat Spain in the final. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The 1939 tournament was played in Kaunas. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Geneva hosted again, and Czechoslovakia won. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- National teams play for the European title. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Kaunas built a new hall for it. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- EuroBasket is for national teams; the EuroLeague is for clubs. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1935, 1937, the early 1940s, 1946. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1935, 1937, 1939. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Play resumed in 1946. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)

## Test 6: The first world championship

- It is still the best finish by an Asian men's team. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- A US club side represented the country. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- FIBA events were for amateurs until 1989. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- It sits between Olympic Games. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- It was held in Rio de Janeiro. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Argentina and Brazil were already major sides. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Buenos Aires in 1950 and Rio de Janeiro in 1954. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1950, 1954, 1959: the first three were all in South America. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1935, 1936, 1950. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The hosts beat the United States. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)

## Test 7: The women's international game

- It took place in 1953. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The US beat the hosts. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The Soviet side won in Montreal. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Players like Uljana Semjonova towered over opponents. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Women's EuroBasket started in Rome. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Forty years passed between the men's and women's debuts. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1936 and 1976. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1938, 1953, 1976. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1938, 1953, 1976. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Mark C is 1976. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)

## Test 8: Opening to professionals

- Professionals could play from then on. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The congress met there in 1989. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The brand was worth keeping. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- NBA stars could now play at the Olympics. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- European and other leagues paid players too. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- NBA players were shut out. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The 1989 rule opened the door. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1932, 1989, 1992. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The last US team of college players, then the first two with NBA stars. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The 1989 decision let pros in. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)

## Test 9: FIBA's leaders and home

- The Swiss official led FIBA from 1932. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- From 1932 to 1976. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Its 'House of Basketball' is near Geneva. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- It opened in Mies in 2013. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Players, coaches, officials and leaders are included. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Common rules need common officiating. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- The House of Basketball is in Mies. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- 1932, 1976, 2013. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- From the office to the full membership. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- He ran FIBA's office for over forty years. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)

## Test 10: FIBA's regions

- Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Both play in the African zone. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- North and South America share one region. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Each region runs its own tournaments. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Regional qualifiers cut travel and build rivalries. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Each region has its own title. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Japan plays in the Asian region. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Qualify, draw, play. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)
- Australia and New Zealand are in Oceania. (Źródło: General basketball reference, early growth and FIBA)

Źródła: General basketball history references (Naismith Hall of Fame, FIBA, NBA, Olympic records); original questions authored, nothing reproduced. Numbered FIBA rules belong to the Rules category.

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