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What are the most important factors in basketball?
What are the most important factors in basketball?
- Speed and agility (correct)
- Jumping ability and coordination
- Height and weight
- Strength and endurance
What is a technical foul in basketball?
What is a technical foul in basketball?
- A foul resulting from physical contact
- A foul awarded to an offensive player if he is fouled while shooting
- A noncontact foul for unsportsmanlike behavior (correct)
- A foul resulting from obstruction of the opponent's path
Who invented basketball?
Who invented basketball?
- James Naismith (correct)
- LeBron James
- Kobe Bryant
- Michael Jordan
What is the dimension of a regulation basketball court?
What is the dimension of a regulation basketball court?
What is shooting in the game of basketball?
What is shooting in the game of basketball?
What is dribbling in basketball?
What is dribbling in basketball?
What is the act of successfully gaining the positions of the ball after a missed shot or missed free throw?
What is the act of successfully gaining the positions of the ball after a missed shot or missed free throw?
Which sport is played on a smaller diamond, with a distance of 60 ft. between each base?
Which sport is played on a smaller diamond, with a distance of 60 ft. between each base?
What is the defensive act of preventing or altering an opponent from shooting the ball?
What is the defensive act of preventing or altering an opponent from shooting the ball?
Which skill is used to strike the pitch ball using a bat, done to advance to the basis and eventually leading to earning a run or point?
Which skill is used to strike the pitch ball using a bat, done to advance to the basis and eventually leading to earning a run or point?
In which sport do pitchers throw underhand?
In which sport do pitchers throw underhand?
What is a player foul which involves contact with an opponent while the ball is alive or after the ball is in possession of a player for a throw-in?
What is a player foul which involves contact with an opponent while the ball is alive or after the ball is in possession of a player for a throw-in?
What is thought to have originated as a game called rounders in England and gained popularity in the United States in the early 1900s?
What is thought to have originated as a game called rounders in England and gained popularity in the United States in the early 1900s?
What is the most basic skill in baseball and softball that allows the team to prevent their opponent from touching bases or even earning points or runs?
What is the most basic skill in baseball and softball that allows the team to prevent their opponent from touching bases or even earning points or runs?
What are infatuation and love considered as?
What are infatuation and love considered as?
What distance separates each base in baseball?
What distance separates each base in baseball?
What is the study of earthquakes called?
What is the study of earthquakes called?
What do we call the place where a fault ruptures?
What do we call the place where a fault ruptures?
What is the surface trace of a fault called?
What is the surface trace of a fault called?
What is the main cause of earthquakes?
What is the main cause of earthquakes?
Which type of fault occurs along a convergent boundary?
Which type of fault occurs along a convergent boundary?
Why is the Philippines prone to earthquakes?
Why is the Philippines prone to earthquakes?
How is the strength of an earthquake perceived and felt by people in a certain locality measured?
How is the strength of an earthquake perceived and felt by people in a certain locality measured?
What instrument is used to record the magnitude of an earthquake?
What instrument is used to record the magnitude of an earthquake?
Which type of seismic wave travels parallel to the Earth's surface and is the slowest and most damaging?
Which type of seismic wave travels parallel to the Earth's surface and is the slowest and most damaging?
What types of stress are typical of convergent, divergent, and transform plate boundaries, respectively?
What types of stress are typical of convergent, divergent, and transform plate boundaries, respectively?
What wind speed categorizes a tropical storm?
What wind speed categorizes a tropical storm?
In which stage of a typhoon does the tropical cyclone grow but no longer intensify?
In which stage of a typhoon does the tropical cyclone grow but no longer intensify?
What is the region at the center of a tropical cyclone that experiences mostly calm weather?
What is the region at the center of a tropical cyclone that experiences mostly calm weather?
What do astronomers collectively refer to comets and asteroids as?
What do astronomers collectively refer to comets and asteroids as?
