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BMX History Quiz — 1977

Live resource: https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/learning-resources/quizzes/1977-bmx-history-quiz
Archive status: Source complete / package v1.1
Published components: 5 questions, 1 extra-credit question, 1 two-page supporting article


Resource structure

  1. Published quiz image and complete text
  2. Collapsed source-supported response map
  3. Critical verification findings
  4. Supporting BMX Action article image
  5. Complete source transcriptions, question ledger, and preserved evidence images

Published quiz image

BMX History Quiz: 1977


Complete published quiz transcription

The complete published quiz is displayed below so visitors can take it directly from this archive page. Wording, spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and answer choices remain as published; documented issues are not silently corrected.

  1. __ claims to have invented the no-hander/no-footer in 1977.

    A. Steve Ruiz
    B. Scott Clark
    C. Stu Thomsen
    D. Dennis Dain

  2. ______ O’Hare

  3. ______ was known as the “Corona Kid”?

    A. Brian Curnell
    B. Coy Hudson
    C. Kevin McNeal
    D. Neil Bonds

  4. “Get Narly” was:

    A. A game of hide-n-seek
    B. Losing your grip while mid-jump
    C. Catching “big air”
    D. Going lake jumping

  5. Who was known as the “Perfector of the Table Top”?

    A. David Clinton
    B. Ted Guilmette
    C. Harry Leary
    D. Donny Jones

Extra credit

How many individuals made up the founding PRO class?

A. 16
B. 24
C. 20
D. 7


Source-supported answers

Reveal source-supported answers | Item | Response | Verification | |---|---|---| | 1 | Stu Thomsen | Verified | | 2 | “Dirt Clod” O’Hare | Verified | | 3 | Kevin McNeal | Verified | | 4 | A game of hide-n-seek | Verified | | 5 | Donny Jones | Verified | | Extra credit | 20 | Verified by counting the founding PRO list |

Critical findings


Supporting historical source image

BMX Action 1977 retrospective article spread

The complete supporting-source transcription remains available in Core documentation below.


Core documentation


Source inventory


Preservation note

The Google Site remains the primary public learning experience. This GitHub page provides a durable, searchable, accessible presentation of the published quiz while preserving the separate transcription, evidence, and verification records.