Live learning page: https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/learning-resources/quizzes/1984-bmx-history-quiz
Primary verification source: Supplied BMX Action retrospective spread for 1984, printed pages 50–51
Archive package version: 1.0
| Item | Verified answer | Evidence | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 31 points | The article says Eric Rupe became NBL No. 1 Pro for 1984, beating Greg Hill by 31 points. | Verified directly |
| 2 | B. Pistol Pete | The photograph caption calls Pete Loncarevich the pride of CW Racing and identifies him as “Pistol Pete.” | Verified directly |
| 3 | D. Shaun Texas | The article identifies Shawn Texas as the huge up-and-comer who joined Pro Neck. The quiz prints Shaun. | Verified directly; spelling discrepancy preserved |
| 4 | True | The article says Greg Hill won his second NORA Cup in a row, his first with GHP. | Verified directly |
| 5 | D. Zeronine | The article says Ronnie Anderson signed with Zeronine. | Verified directly |
| Extra credit | Mike Dominguez | The freestyle section calls Mike Dominguez “some young punk” who was moving up and battling Eddie Fiola. | Verified directly |
| Extra extra credit | False | The article says Tommy Brackens ended the year off Torker and on GT, not with his own company. | Verified directly |
The racing section states:
Rupe ended up being NBL No. 1 pro for 1984, beating out Greg Hill by 31 points.
Answer: 31 points.
The photograph caption states:
The pride of CW Racing, “Pistol Pete” Loncarevich.
Answer: B. Pistol Pete.
The article states:
Shawn Texas, a HUGE up-and-comer who had his ups-and-downs, joined Pro Neck.
The published quiz spells the name Shaun Texas.
Answer: D. Shaun Texas, preserving the quiz spelling.
Source spelling: Shawn Texas.
The article states:
He won his second NORA Cup in a row, this being his first one with GHP.
It also notes that people still loved him even without a GT jersey.
Answer: True.
The article states:
He signed with Zeronine and began to look like a force to be reckoned with.
Answer: D. Zeronine.
The freestyle section states:
Eddie Fiola was the current King, but some young punk by the name of Mike Dominguez was moving up.
It immediately adds that the two battled it out.
Answer: Mike Dominguez.
The supplied caption states:
At the end of the year, he was off Torker and on GT.
The quiz statement instead says he ended the season with his own company, Tommy Brackens Products.
Answer: False.