Live learning page: https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/learning-resources/quizzes/1984-bmx-history-quiz
Archive package version: 1.1
Prepared: July 19, 2026
Resource type: Quiz and supporting historical article
This GitHub-ready package preserves the 1984 entry in the Lititz BMX history-quiz learning series under the same locked archival workflow used for the preceding Lititz BMX GitHub preservation projects:

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.
BMX HISTORY QUIZ:
1984
ERIC RUPE BEAT GREG HILL BY ___ POINTS TO WIN NBL NO. 1 PRO.
**THE PRIDE OF CW RACING WAS __
____________ WAS A HUGE UP-AND-COMER WHO HAD UPS-AND-DOWNS, AND JOINED PRO NECK.
T/F - GREG HILL WON HIS SECOND NORA CUP, BUT HIS FIRST WEARING A GHP JERSEY.
RONNIE ANDERSON SIGNED WITH ____________.
____________________ WAS “SOME YOUNG PUNK” WHO WAS “MOVING UP” AND BATTLING IT OUT WITH THE KING - EDDIE FIOLA.
T/F TOMMY BRACKENS STARTED THE SEASON WITH TORKER & ENDED WITH HIS OWN COMPANY, TOMMY BRACKENS PRODUCTS (TBP).
The quiz prints Shaun Texas. The article prints Shawn Texas. Both are preserved exactly where they occur, and the discrepancy is prominently documented.
The supplied article says Tommy Brackens ended 1984 off Torker and on GT. The quiz statement saying he ended with Tommy Brackens Products is therefore false.
The article says Hill won his second consecutive NORA Cup and that it was his first one with GHP.
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The complete supporting-source transcription remains available in Core documentation below.
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