Carole Toy
- July 18, 1948
- November 22, 2014
- 66 years
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Carole Toy, 66, Australian Olympic archer.
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|Carole Mary Toy (18 July 1948 – 22 November 2014) was an Australian archer. She competed at two Olympic Games, in 1976 and 1980.
She finished third in the 1979 World Target Championships, held in Berlin.
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Trivia & Knowledge· 11 questions
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1.What was the full name of the Australian archer described in the biography?
- A.Carole Ann Toy
- B.Carole Jane Toy
- C.Carole Mary Toycorrect
- D.Carole Sue Toy
The biography explicitly identifies the subject as Carole Mary Toy.
Source: biographical introduction
2.On what date was Carole Mary Toy born?
- A.18 July 1948correct
- B.18 July 1950
- C.22 November 1950
- D.22 November 1948
Carole Mary Toy was born on 18 July 1948.
Source: biographical introduction
3.What was the nationality of the athlete Carole Mary Toy?
- A.Canadian
- B.American
- C.British
- D.Australiancorrect
Carole Mary Toy is identified as an Australian archer.
Source: biographical introduction
4.In which city were the 1979 World Target Championships held?
- A.Sydney
- B.Paris
- C.London
- D.Berlincorrect
The 1979 World Target Championships took place in Berlin.
Source: biographical introduction
5.On what date did Carole Mary Toy pass away?
- A.18 July 2014
- B.22 November 2010
- C.18 July 2010
- D.22 November 2014correct
Carole Mary Toy died on 22 November 2014.
Source: biographical introduction
6.How many Olympic Games did Carole Mary Toy participate in?
- A.Four
- B.Three
- C.Twocorrect
- D.One
Carole Mary Toy competed at two Olympic Games.
Source: biographical introduction
7.In which specific year did Carole Mary Toy compete in her first Olympic Games mentioned in the text?
- A.1972
- B.1976correct
- C.1980
- D.1984
The text lists 1976 as one of the two Olympic Games Carole Mary Toy competed in.
Source: biographical introduction
8.Besides 1976, in which other year did Carole Mary Toy compete in the Olympic Games?
- A.1980correct
- B.1992
- C.1984
- D.1988
Carole Mary Toy competed in the Olympic Games in 1976 and 1980.
Source: biographical introduction
9.For which organization is Carole Mary Toy listed as a reference?
- A.World Archery Federation
- B.International Olympic Committee
- C.Australian Sports Commission
- D.Australian Olympic Committeecorrect
Carole Toy is listed as a reference at the Australian Olympic Committee.
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10.Which specific championship event did Carole Mary Toy place third in?
- A.World Target Championshipscorrect
- B.Olympic Games
- C.Australian National Championships
- D.World Field Championships
Carole Mary Toy finished third in the 1979 World Target Championships.
Source: biographical introduction
11.Is there any mention of Carole Mary Toy winning a gold medal at the Olympic Games?
- A.Only in 1976
- B.Only in 1980
- C.Yes
- D.Nocorrect
The provided text does not contain information about Carole Mary Toy winning a gold medal at the Olympics.
Source: biographical introduction
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