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What are the main categories of track events?
What type of jumping event involves jumping over a horizontal bar?
What is the term for an unfair advantage gained by holding onto another player in handball?
What is the name of the throwing event where athletes throw a heavy ball?
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What is the term for starting a sprinting event where athletes are bunched together?
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What does the hand signal 'steps' mean in handball?
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What is the penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct in handball?
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What is the term for a type of track event that involves running a long distance?
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What is the name of the throwing event where athletes throw a disc-shaped object?
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What is the term for a type of jumping event where athletes jump over a series of hurdles?
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Study Notes
Athletics
- Events in athletics include track events, field events, and relay races.
- Hurdles in a standard hurdles race: 8-10
- High jump: a field event
- Shot put: a throwing event, uses a heavy ball, measures distance with tape measure
- Javelin, discus, and hammer: throwing events
- 400-meter relay: each person runs 100m
- Sprint: a track event, does not involve throwing
- Reaction time: the ability to react quickly, important in athletics
- Types of track events: sprinting, short distance, middle distance, long distance, marathon, hurdles, relay
- Types of field events: jumping, throwing
- Jumping events: long jump, high jump, triple jump, pole vault
- Throwing events: shot put, discus, javelin, hammer
Handball
- Game duration: 60 minutes
- Number of players: 7
- Goalkeeper: tries to stop the ball from going into the goal
- Throw in: when the ball goes over the sideline
- Penalty point: 7m line
- Free throw line: 9m line
- Goalkeeper line: 6m line
- Game starts with a throw from the centerline
- Passing skills: chest pass, bounce pass, overhead pass
- Objective: score more points than the opponent
- Game starts with a throw-off
- Fouls: 2 fouls lead to 2-minute suspension, 4 fouls lead to ejection and red card
- Hand signals: used by the referee to indicate fouls
- Hand signals: warning, 2-minute suspension, disqualification, steps (too many), dribble fault (double dribble), offensive foul
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