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Quiz: Would you take home a gold, silver, or bronze on our test of Nike knowledge?
August 11, 2004

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1. How much did the first pair of Air Jordan shoes cost when they hit stores?
$29
$35
$52
$65
$79

2. With how many countries in the 2004 Olympics does Nike have sponsorship deals?
12
18
21
32
45

3. Which athlete does not have an endorsement deal with Nike?
Venus Williams
David Duval
Carmelo Anthony
Michael Vick
Kobe Bryant

4. What percentage of U.S. athletic shoe sales did Nike have, year to date in 2004?
27%
38%
43%
59%
68%

5. If you had invested the price of an original pair of Air Jordan shoes into Nike stock when those shoes first went on the market, about how much would your stock be worth today?
$1,500
$2,800
$3,900
$5,500
$10,800


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