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Crossovers with Wii

This page is about crossovers between the Super Mario franchise and the Wii series of games. For the console of the same name, see Wii.

Wii
First installment	Wii Sports (2006)
Latest installment	Nintendo Switch Sports (2022)
Subseries	Wii Sports, Wii Fit, Wii Party, Wii Play

The Wii series is composed of games mainly developed by Nintendo for the console of the same name, Wii U, and Nintendo Switch. It encompasses games with different genres intended for a casual audience, such as sports, party, and fitness games.

Several games in the Wii series feature elements from, and references to, the Super Mario franchise. Likewise, the Super Mario franchise, most prominently the Mario Kart series, also features elements that originate from Wii series games.

Overview

The Wii series does not have a consistent genre; instead, it includes various titles initially created with the Wii in mind that are designed to be played by anyone. The first games in the series to be developed were Wii Sports, Wii Fit, Wii Play, and Wii Music, which are a sports game, a fitness game, a minigame collection, and a music game, respectively. The series would later expand to more genres (like party with the Wii Party games, which have similar gameplay to that of the Mario Party series) and continue into Nintendo's later consoles. The series would become popular amongst the casual audience, with Wii Sports, the first game of the series to be released, surpassing Super Mario Bros. as the best-selling Nintendo game.

Prominent crossover elements

Characters

Miis

Four Miis navigating a level in New Super Mario Bros. U

Main article: Mii

Miis are digital avatars that have been used across many Nintendo consoles and services since the Wii. Since their introduction in Wii Sports, they have appeared as both playable and non-playable characters in various Nintendo games, including games in the Super Mario franchise. They are the most prominent characters of the Wii series, appearing in all of its games except Wii Chess. They are also the main characters in some games outside of the Wii series, like the Tomodachi series, Miitopia, and StreetPass Mii Plaza. Miis originate from a concept by Shigeru Miyamoto and were initially conceived to only be used for Wii Sports before it was decided to turn their creation software into a Wii Channel.

Due to their virtual avatar nature, this article does not include Mii appearances unrelated to the Wii series. For the history of Miis in the Super Mario franchise, see here.

Wii Fit Trainer

Mario, Link, and Kirby doing a yoga pose while the female Wii Fit Trainer watches, from her reveal trailer for Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U

MiiWiki article: Trainer

The Wii Fit Trainer, generically referred to as the trainer in the original games, is the exercise coach appearing in the Wii Fit series. They instruct and guide players through the games' Yoga and Strength Training activities. Both female and male trainers appear, and players can choose to have their favorite trainer appear in the activities. They have white skin and wear differently-colored clothing depending on the activity, although they always wear green in Wii Fit U.

The Wii Fit Trainer appears as a fighter in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. The female Wii Fit Trainer also appears as a Mystery Mushroom costume in Super Mario Maker and as a Wario's amiibo Sketch drawing in WarioWare Gold.

Wii Balance Board

The Wii Balance Board's trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

MiiWiki article: Wii Balance Board (character)

The Wii Balance Board is the guide character of the Wii Fit series. They are based on the peripheral of the same name.

Locations

Wuhu Island

Wuhu Island in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Main article: Wuhu Island

Wuhu Island, known as Wii Fit Island in Wii Fit, is a tropical location inhabited by Miis that appears in Wii Sports Resort and the Wii Fit series. In the Wii Fit series, it is the location of the running events, while in Wii Sports Resort, it is the location of all sports except golf, which instead takes place on the nearby Wedge Island.

History in the Super Mario franchise

Super Mario Maker

Wii Fit Trainer appears as a Mystery Mushroom costume in Super Mario Maker, unlocked by scanning her amiibo or randomly after completing 100 Mario Challenge on Normal difficulty or higher. She also appears in the Wii Balance Board's costume's pose.

WarioWare series

WarioWare Gold

Wario's amiibo Sketch

WarioWare: Move It!

Wii Play: Motion Pose Mii Plus

History in the Wii series

Wii Sports series

Wii Sports

The Hole 5 castle

In Wii Sports, the golf holes are taken directly from Golf. The castle present in the background of Hole 5 is identical to the Castles of New Super Mario Bros., without the flags and windows.

During the game's development, Mario was added as a playable character while the developers were deciding which characters to add, but he was removed because the developers felt like Mario was the one playing and they were just controlling him, instead of feeling like they were the ones playing the game.

Wii Sports Resort

Similarly to the previous game, the golf holes in Wii Sports Resort (known as "Resort" holes) are taken directly from Golf: Japan Course; the golf holes from Wii Sports also return as "Classic" holes (as well as the castle in Hole 5). The countdown timer used at the start of the racing events sounds similar to the one used in the Mario Kart series. In particular, the Cycling event's timer sounds almost identical to the one used in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. In the Island Flyover event, "Ground BGM", "Player Down", and "Game Over" from Super Mario Bros. can be heard by flying near the Hillside Cabins area; the area's nighttime description reads: "Sounds like someone's playing NES, but they need a few pointers..." When playing the same event at night, the description of the Mysterious Ancient Ruins in the PAL version states that skeletons were found in a pit along with shells, possibly referencing Dry Bones. Additionally, the name of the ship "The Queen Peach" may be a reference to Princess Peach.

Wii Sports Club

Both Classic and Resort golf holes return in the Wii U remake of Wii Sports, Wii Sports Club. The castle in Classic Hole 5 is also still present.

Nintendo Switch Sports

The Classic and Resort golf holes reappear once again in Nintendo Switch Sports, although the Classic Hole 5 castle has been removed.

Wii Fit series

Wii Fit / Wii Fit Plus

In the running events of Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus, 8-bit sprites of Mario and Luigi can be spotted. On a few occasions, a Goomba, Koopa Troopa, Mushroom, or Super Star sprite may also appear along the side of the trail. In Wii Fit Plus, these sprites have a purpose: at the end of Jogging Plus, one of the many questions asked can be which sprite the player spotted.

In early builds of Wii Fit Plus, Monty Mole's model from Mario Kart Wii was used as a placeholder for the moles in Segway Circuit.

Wii Fit U

A sprite of Mario on the Red Iron Bridge

Just like the previous games, 8-bit sprites of Mario, a Goomba, and a Mushroom can be spotted during Free Run in Wii Fit U. Additionally, in the Hosedown minigame on advanced difficulty, a Warp Pipe can be seen in the background.

Wii Music

In Wii Music, "Ground BGM" from Super Mario Bros. is unlocked after one has cleared the first four levels of Pitch Perfect, simply called "Super Mario Bros." This song was performed during the showcase of Wii Music at Nintendo's E3 2008 press conference.

Wii Party series

Wii Party

The 8-bit Marios in Clover Hunt

In the minigames section accessed from the main menu of Wii Party, one of the minigames under the Challenge subsection is called Clover Hunt. This is a minigame in which players must locate a certain number of objects that are slightly different from the rest shown on the screen. If the player reaches the final five stages, the object they are given to find is 8-bit Mario from Super Mario Bros. They must find the required number of 8-bit Marios that are standing still, all of which are hidden amongst multiple 8-bit Marios in a jumping position.

Wii Party U

In the Mii Fashion Plaza TV Party in Wii Party U, Miis can dress up like Mario (male) or Princess Peach (female). There are also a few stores that are Super Mario-themed. In Mad Hatters, players can choose to wear the Mario Cap, giving two points if no one else is wearing it. In Dance with Mii, the player can dance to an arrangement of "Ground BGM" from Super Mario Bros. titled "Ground Theme (Super Mario Bros.)"

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  The Mario and Peach outfits

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  The Super Mario-themed store

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  The Super Mario-themed store

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  A Mii wearing the Mario outfit

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  The Mario Cap in Mad Hatters

References

Category:Crossover series and franchises

Universal Fan Fest Nights

Key art for the event

Universal Fan Fest Nights is an event taking place at Universal Studios Hollywood on select nights from April 25 to May 18, 2025. It is similar to Universal's Halloween Horror Nights event, but is instead themed around various licenses that the theme park holds. At Super Nintendo World, some Yoshi-themed experiences were set up for the event, including his introduction as a meet-and-greet character.

Super Nintendo World experiences

https://www.universalstudioshollywood.com/hhn/en/us/things-to-do/entertainment/ffn-super-nintendo-world

https://www.insideuniversal.net/2025/01/a-sneak-preview-of-universal-fan-fest-nights-at-universal-studios-hollywood/

Merchandise and food

The following Yoshi-themed merchandise and food is sold during the event.

Gallery

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  Key art

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  Image used for the announcement of the Super Nintendo World experiences

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  Promotional artwork for the Super Nintendo World experiences

BYGGIS

Magazine ad featuring all Super Mario Bros. sets

BYGGIS was a Swedish toy company that produced sets of buildable blocks. In 1992, a series of eight sets based on the Super Mario franchise were released in Europe, including one board game.

Gallery

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See also

• LEGO Super Mario

Category:Companies

List of Arts, Sports & Leisure Mario Quiz Cards

Main article: Mario Quiz Cards

Divider card

The following is a list of known Mario Quiz Cards in the Arts, Sports & Leisure category, ordered by card code. Correct answers are marked in bold.

Image		Question	Code
Front	Back
		Who invented the game of basketball? Abner Doubleday Mavin Hoopster James Naismith	D3 054 01-03
		What is Yoga? A method of healing mental illness A discipline for mastery of mind and body An African religion	D3 054 03-16
		What are the martial arts? Ice dancing and ballet Sculpting and pottery making Games involving battle and self-defense	D2 491 04-19
		To which musical-instrument family does the guitar belong? Woodwind Bass String	D2 491 06-11
		What kinds of weapons are used in the sport of fencing? The saber, the dagger, and the sword The saber, the foil, and the sword The saber, the foil, and the épée	D2 491 06-12
		What are the three kinds of weightlifting moves? The snatch, discus, and pommel The snatch, vault, and hammerlock The snatch, clean-and-jerk, and military press	D3 491 07-03
		What was the first big accomplishment in mountain climbing? The conquest of Mount Everest The conquest of Mont Blanc The conquest of K2	D3 054 08-11
		What's the highest you can score in one bowling game? 150 300 350	D3 054 08-12
		What's the world's most important bicycle race? The Tour de France The Indianapolis 500 The Soap Box Derby	D3 054 09-13
		To which musical-instrument family does the gong belong? Percussion Bass Woodwind	D3 054 10-06
		What is "show jumping" at a horse show? A contest of obstacle jumping A test of schooling A kind of riding called "cabriole"	D3 054 10-17
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 11-14.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 11-14 Back.png	When did figure skating become part of the Olympic Games? 1908 1924 1968	D3 054 11-14
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 12-03.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 12-03 Back.png	Which is the world's most popular sport? Baseball Soccer Tennis	D3 054 12-03
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 13-17.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 13-17 Back.png	Who wrote Don Quixote? Arthur Conan Doyle Hans Christian Andersen Miguel de Cervantes	D3 054 13-17
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 14-18.jpg	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 14-18 Back.jpg	What is each 2- to 3-minute segment of a boxing match called? An inning A round A set	D3 054 14-18
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 14-19.jpg	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 14-19 Back.jpg	When was Disney's Mickey Mouse created? 1900 1928 1948	D3 054 14-19
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 15-12.jpg	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 15-12 Back.jpg	When were the first teddy bears made? In the 1900s In the 1700s In the 1500s	D3 054 15-12
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 15-18.jpg	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 15-18 Back.jpg	What is the object in a game of chess? To capture the most pieces To capture the opponent's queen To capture the opponent's king	D3 054 15-18
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-11.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-11 Back.png	Which is a stamp collector? A philatclist A numismatic A kleptomaniac	D3 054 17-11
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-13.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-13 Back.png	What is prestidigitation? A medical treatment Magic Musical ability	D3 054 17-13
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-14.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 17-14 Back.png	Who wrote The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe? Daniel Defoe A.A. Milne Dr. Seuss	D3 054 17-14
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 18-19.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 18-19 Back.png	How many games of tennis are in a set? Six or more Three Five	D3 054 18-19
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-14.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-14 Back.png	Who invented skiing? Eskimos Lapps Austrians	D3 054 19-14
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-16.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-16 Back.png	What is a spelunker? Someone with a sneezing disorder A high diver A cave explorer	D3 054 19-16
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-17.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 19-17 Back.png	Who wrote From the Earth to the Moon? Stephen King Jules Verne Buzz Aldrin	D3 054 19-17
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 20-13.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 20-13 Back.png	What are riders in thoroughbred horse races called? Jockeys Mushers Spelunkers	D3 054 20-13
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 20-14.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 20-14 Back.png	To which musical instrument family does the clarinet belong? Brass Woodwind Percussion	D3 054 20-14
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-03.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-03 Back.png	How fast does a parachute fall? About 10 miles (16 km) per hour About 20 miles (32 km) per hour About 40 miles (64 km) per hour	D3 054 21-03
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-06.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-06 Back.png	How many keys are on a piano? 66 keys 77 keys 88 keys	D3 054 21-06
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-17.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 21-17 Back.png	In which sport would someone have a hammer lock on an opponent? Wrestling Boxing Tennis	D3 054 21-17
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 22-14.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 22-14 Back.png	When was football invented? In the 1780s In the 1850s In the 1880s	D3 054 22-14
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 22-16.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 22-16 Back.png	Where was Mozart born? In Italy In Austria In France	D3 054 22-16
		Which are maneuvers in rock climbing? Boosting and swiveling Belaying and rappelling Cross-jabbing and locking	D3 054 23-18
		Which are pieces of mountain climbing equipment? Skivvies and fishers Fulcrums and vaporizers Crampons and karabiners	D3 054 23-19
		Which is a characteristic of Gothic architecture? Pointed arches Flying buttresses Both	D3 054 24-17
		What are the oldest American dolls? Kachina dolls Barbie dolls Cabbage Patch Kids	D3 054 24-20
		Who wrote The Little Prince? Antoine de Saint-Exupery Niccolo Machiavelli 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? A great musical composer A great jazz musician 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? 19 players 10 players 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? Backstroke Breaststroke 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? Build it inside by using very long tweezers to hold and place each part. Everything is assembled outside the bottle, then slipped in.	D3 054 27-08
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-12.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 27-12 Back.png	Who wrote Little Red Riding Hood? Walt Disney Richard Scarry No one knows for sure	D3 054 27-12
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 28-16.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 28-16 Back.png	Which is not part of a Christian church? Vestry or sacristy Nave Fortran	D3 054 28-16
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 28-19.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 28-19 Back.png	Who was Velázquez? A Spanish painter A Spanish bull fighter A Spanish musician	D3 054 28-19
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 30-01.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 30-01 Back.png	Who are Punch and Judy? X-Men cartoon characters Panda bears Puppet show characters	D3 054 30-01
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 30-02.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 30-02 Back.png	Who was Cyrano de Bergerac? A musketeer A writer A rock star	D3 054 30-02
		Who told the tales of The Arabian Nights? Kermit the Frog Scheherazade Rapunzel	D3 054 32-05
		Who was Martha Graham? A famous dancer and choreographer A baker An inventor	D3 054 33-06
		Who invented Cubism? Pablo Picasso Sylvester Stallone Eli Whitney	D3 054 33-07
		What equipment is necessary for windsurfing? Boat Sailboat Snorkle	D3 054 33-19
		Where are the oldest known cave paintings? Michigan and Arkansas Korea and Japan France and Spain	D3 054 34-09
		Who was the first movie director to win four Oscars? John Wayne Francis Ford Coppola John Ford	D3 054 34-15
		What is the Indianapolis 500? A sports car A car race A drink	D3 054 34-16
		What is Japanese Wrestling called? Taekwondo Haikido Sumo	D3 054 35-14
		Where was the kite invented? France Canada Asia	D3 054 35-20
		What is a tom-tom? A drum A candy bar An American Indian tool	D3 054 37-17
		Who was John James Audubon? An Irish playwright An American naturalist, ornithologist, and artist The first man to reach the North Pole	D3 054 38-14
		When was the end of the silent movie era? 1896 1927 1965	D3 054 38-15
		What are hennins, bowlers, and boaters? Architectural ornaments Types of hats Early European flagships	D3 054 39-07
		In what country did the Renaissance begin? France Italy England	D3 054 41-14
		What is a hang glider? A huge passenger kite An early type of airplane A parachute	D3 054 41-18
		What is the weapon used in kendo? Wooden sword Foil Staff	D3 054 41-20
		What is Karate? A series of fierce screams used in combat A form of unarmed combat A kind of singing in public	D3 054 42-06
		Who founded the boy scouts? Sir Robert Baden-Powell Theodore Roosevelt Roy Rogers	D3 054 42-09
		What is Science Fiction? An electrical experiment A type of literature A race car	D3 054 42-10
		When was the first America's Cup boat race held? 1751 1851 1951	D3 054 43-10
		When was the first America's Cup boat race held? 1751 1851 1951	D3 054 43-10
		In what section of the orchestra does the flute belong? Brass Woodwinds Percussion	D3 054 44-11
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 44-15.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 44-15 Back.png	How many decks of cards are there in an ordinary deck of cards? 24 32 52	D3 054 44-15
		What is snorkeling? Underwater hunting with spears Swimming with flippers, a mask, and a breathing tube A large, flat fish similar to a stingray	D3 054 45-02
		What are sails made of? Canvas Paper Silk	D3 054 45-16
		What are sails made of? Canvas Paper Silk	D3 054 45-16
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-06.png		What is Sherlock Holmes' favorite saying? "Eureka!" "Exceptional!" "Elementary!"	D3 054 48-06
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-09.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-09 Back.png	What is the longest foot race at the Olympics? Marathon Hundred-yard dash Relay race	D3 054 48-09
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-10.png		What is the longest foot race at the Olympics? 1911 1953 1979	D3 054 48-10
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 48-15.png		When was abstract art introduced? 1850 1910 1980	D3 054 48-15
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 49-19.png		What is a thoroughbred? Bicycle with extra-thick tires Breed of horse Baseball mitt for left-handers	D3 054 49-19
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 49-20.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 49-20 Back.png	What is rappelling? A mountain climbing technique Skydiving in pairs A kind of alpine skiing	D3 054 49-20
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 52-19.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 52-19 Back.png	Who was Faust? German magician British scuba diver Russian tennis star	D3 054 52-19
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-07.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-07 Back.png	Who was Pablo Picasso? A Spanish painter A Puerto Rican tennis player A Chilean cellist	D3 054 56-07
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-09.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-09 Back.png	What are Flying Geese, Log Cabin, and Mrs. Cleveland's Choice? Song titles Folk dances Patchwork quilting patterns	D3 054 56-09
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-17.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 56-17 Back.png	Who was Claude Monet? Captain of the Montreal Canadiens Haiti's first Olympic medalist A French Impressionist painter	D3 054 56-17
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-14.png		What happened at Candlestick Park in San Francisco, August 29, 1966? An earthquake destroyed the stadium The Giants won the World Series The Beatles performed their last concert	D3 054 60-14
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-16.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-16 Back.png	What is a rhyme? An arrangement of flowers Tree fruit from New Zealand Two words that end with the same sound	D3 054 60-16
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-17.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 60-17 Back.png	Where did the technique of painting frescoes originate? Egypt Italy Spain	D3 054 60-17
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-07.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-07 Back.png	What does a gaffer on a movie set do? Helps actors rehearse their lines Organizes wardrobe and make-up Sets up lighting equipment	D3 054 61-07
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-10.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-10 Back.png	Who were Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers? Famous nurses Mystery novelists Fashion designers	D3 054 61-10
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-15.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-15 Back.png	Where did comic strips originate? Germany Japan United States	D3 054 61-15
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-16.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 61-16 Back.png	What is Baroque? An artwork style of the 17th century Ancient Etruscan pottery Medieval Flemish tapestry	D3 054 61-16
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-10.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-10 Back.png	Where does an orchestra sit in a theatre? In the balcony On the proscenium In a pit	D3 054 62-10
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-11.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-11 Back.png	Which swimming stroke is the fastest? Backstroke Butterfly Crawl	D3 054 62-11
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-18.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 62-18 Back.png	What position did Bobby Orr play for the Boston Bruins? Center Defense Goalie	D3 054 62-18
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-14.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-14 Back.png	Why are strings the largest section of the orchestra? Their sound is so soft. They were Mozart's favorite instruments. Most classical music is written for strings.	D3 054 63-14
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-15.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-15 Back.png	Which instrument is the ancestor of the harp? Lute Lyre Mandolin	D3 054 63-15
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-17.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 63-17 Back.png	Where did jazz originate? Dallas Los Angeles New Orleans	D3 054 63-17
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-05.jpg	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-05 Back.jpg	Which was a television western? Bonanza Hullabaloo Trapper John, M.D.	D3 054 65-05
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-06.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-06 Back.png	What is a tracking shot in a movie? A scene shot on a moving train A technique in which the camera moves with the actors as they walk A scene used to establish a dramatic time	D3 054 65-06
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-08.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-08 Back.png	Who invented the Frisbee? Dan Frisella Walter Morrison Andy Warhol	D3 054 65-08
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-09.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 65-09 Back.png	Is cycling an Olympic Sport? No, bicycles are not permitted in the Olympics. Yes, there are several cycling events in the Olympics.	D3 054 65-09
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-01.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-01 Back.png	What is pre-Columbian art? Ancient native art from the Americas Ceremonial masks made by ancient Greeks Seascapes painted by Christopher Columbus	D3 054 67-01
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-05.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-05 Back.png	Where was the first Little League game played? Walla Walla, Washington Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Williamsport, Pennsylvania	D3 054 67-05
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-17.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-17 Back.png	Where were roller skates invented? Belgium England Finland	D3 054 67-17
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-18.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-18 Back.png	What is the Fosbury Flop? A two-point conversion play in football A high-jumping technique A defensive move in basketball	D3 054 67-18
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-19.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 67-19 Back.png	Which is an Olympic track and field event? Ice Dancing Long Jump Pommel Horse	D3 054 67-19
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 68-01.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 68-01 Back.png	In which sport do people ride on river rapids? Sculling Yachting Whitewater rafting	D3 054 68-01
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 68-02.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 68-02 Back.png	What are "soft-shoe" and "buck and wing"? Airplane maneuvers Types of footwear Tap dancing styles	D3 054 68-02
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-01.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-01 Back.png	What are most toy marbles made of? Glass Shell Wood	D3 054 69-01
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-02.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-02 Back.png	Where was the first jigsaw puzzle made? United States England China	D3 054 69-02
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-03.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-03 Back.png	Which deck of cards is used to tell fortunes? Pinochle Poker Tarot	D3 054 69-03
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-04.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-04 Back.png	What do you need to play bridge? Ball Dice Playing cards	D3 054 69-04
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-10.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 69-10 Back.png	Who was Elvis Presley? An Irish film director An American rock and roll singer An English distance runner	D3 054 69-10
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-03.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-03 Back.png	Which is another name for the snare drum? Kettle drum Side drum Tom-tom	D3 054 70-03
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-04.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-04 Back.png	Which are brass instruments? Clarinet, flute, and oboe Violin, cello, and bass Trombone, trumpet, and tuba	D3 054 70-04
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-05.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-05 Back.png	What do athletes need for sculling? Boats Helmets Steel-toed shoes	D3 054 70-05
File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-16.png	File:MarioQuizCards D3 054 70-16 Back.png	What did Little Miss Muffet sit on? A buffet A tuffet A tussah	D3 054 70-16

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