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This is the number of points awarded to the driver who wins a Formula 1 Grand Prix.
This club, typically numbered 1, has the lowest loft and longest shaft in a standard set, making it the most difficult to hit but capable of the greatest distance off the tee.
This is the number of strikes needed to record an out against a batter.
This orange sphere is thrown through a hoop mounted 10 feet off the ground in the sport created by James Naismith.
This annual championship game is the most-watched television event in America, featuring the top teams from the AFC and NFC.
This ancient civilization is credited with founding the original Olympic Games in 776 BC.
This Grand Slam tournament, held annually in London, is the only major played on grass courts.
This South American nation has won the most men's tournament titles with five victories, including triumphs in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, and 2002.