Volleyball
Baseball/Kickball
Soccer
Nutrition
Health
100
The amount of players allowed on a team on each side
What is 6 players
100
The amount of strikes to get a batter out.
What is 3 strikes
100
The person who awards players cards for offenses and controls the game and calls out fouls and goals and can stop the game at any point.
What is a referee
100
Skin contracts Vitamin D
What is the nutrient sunlight gives to the skin
100
Breakfast
What is the most the important meal of the day
200
When a ball is hit back and forth between opposing teams
What is a rally
200
The amount of outs it takes to change from defense to offense
What is three outs
200
The movement of the ball between your feet
What is dribbling
200
The food a person animal or community habitually eats
What is a diet
200
What is the minimum hours required of sleep for a teenager
What is 9 hours
300
The direction of the rotation after the receiving team wins the rally
What is clockwise
300
The amount of players allowed of defensive players on the field at once
What is 9 players
300
A card that is used to send a player off the field when he has committed several offenses
What is a red card
300
How servings of food are suggested by the food pyramid
What is 9 servings
300
The recommended calorie intake for teens
What is 2100 calories
400
The person who plays offense and decides who hits the ball and who spikes it
What is a setter
400
When you are awarded a free base
What is awarded when you get four balls or hit by the pitcher.
400
When an attacking player receives the ball while on his opponents half, he must be level or behind the second to last player.
What is offsides
400
Obsession with weight and persistent behavior to prevent wight gain
What is anorexia
400
What percentage of lung cancer in people is associated with smoking
What is 90%
500
Mintonnete
What is Volleyball's original name
500
when the bases are loaded and the batter hits a home run
What is a Grandslam
500
When a player scores 3 goals in a single match
What is a hat trick
500
An organic macromolecule that is most common found in oils
What is a lipid
500
Excessive alchol consumption leads to what?
What is liver cirrhosis
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