Iconic Momentseasy
Which vuvuzela-filled tournament, hosted in South Africa, popularized the plastic horn as a global symbol of football atmosphere?
CORRECT ANSWER
The 2010 FIFA World Cup
The vuvuzela, a plastic horn, became a global symbol of football atmosphere during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, dividing opinion among fans worldwide.
ALL OPTIONS
AThe 2009 Confederations Cup
✓The 2010 FIFA World Cup
CThe 1996 Africa Cup of Nations
DThe 2013 Africa Cup of Nations
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