Ceremony
A symbol of peace and unity.
What is the Baton?
Australia.
Which country won the most medals?
Racket.
What do you need to play squash?
The most famous British value.
What is fair-play?
The deliberation.
What happens on the thirteenth of june?
The King.
Who writes the message hidden inside the Baton?
A martial art.
What is Judo?
White sportwear, skirt for girls.
What do you need to wear when playing tennis?
Communicative and catering to the athlete's needs.
What are two of Coaches values?
He gives the medals.
What does the British Monarch do?
A journey across all the Commonwealth member States.
What does the Baton do?
The French word for Lawn Bowl.
Whats is Boulingrin?
Something to protect yourself when boxing.
What is a mouth guard?
Respect, fair play and equal opportunity.
What are the values of Netball?
A competitive sport that is practiced against a wall.
What is Squash?
United Kingdom.
What is the first member of the Commonwealth?
It has been part of the competition since 1930.
What is Lawn Bowl?
Precision, aim and patience.
What are the skills needed to play lawn bowl?
Elegance.
What is the main value of cricket?
Two teams of eleven players including a captain. They take turns playing offense (batting) and defense (fielding).
What is cricket?
To represent all the different countries and origins of the Commonwealth and celebrates its diversity.
What is the purpose of a mascot?
Haïkido.
What sport is not included in the competition?
A small ball used as a target.
What is a Jack?
The coming together.
What is the main value of the Commonwealth Games?
Leader's absolute discretion.
What is one way of being chosen to participate?