Sports achievements MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

Man Singh is the keyed answer because he won gold in the men's event at the 2024 Asian Marathon Championship and became the second Indian to achieve this distinction. Kartik Kumar is an Indian long-distance runner, but this specific Asian Marathon Championship gold is not credited to him. Srinu Bugatha is also a noted marathon runner, yet he was not the gold-winning second Indian in this event. Gopi T is important in the background because he had earlier won gold at the Asian Marathon Championship, making Man Singh the second Indian.

Avani Lekhara became the first Indian woman athlete to win three Paralympic medals, building on her shooting medals across Paralympic editions. Mona Agrawal is also a para shooter and won a Paralympic medal, but she is not the athlete identified with the first three-medal mark. Sheetal Devi is known for para archery and her remarkable achievements, not for being the first Indian woman with three Paralympic medals. Kanchan Lakhani is not the correct name for this record. Avani Lekhara therefore remains the only option matching the three-medal record.

Sumit Nagal is the answer because he became the first Indian man to win a main-draw match at a Masters 1000 event on clay. The question asks about that specific achievement, not about overall Indian tennis history. Ramesh Krishnan was a major Indian player from an earlier era, but this clay-court Masters 1000 distinction is not attached to him. Nitin Kirtane and Sagar Kashyap do not match the named international achievement. Hence the official key correctly identifies Sumit Nagal.