ROUND 1
What is the objective of futsal?
a. Score goals using teamwork and skill
b. Maximize physical contact
c. Minimize scoring opportunities
d. Avoid passing the ball
a. Score goals using teamwork and skill
The primary goal in futsal is to score goals by working as a team and demonstrating individual skills. It emphasizes strategy, quick passing, and agility.
How long is a standard football match?
a. 90 minutes b. 60 minutes
c. 120 minutes d. 45 minutes
a. 90 minutes
A standard football match consists of two halves of 45 minutes each, totaling 90 minutes.
What is a "strike" in softball?
a. A pitch within the strike zone not hit by the batter
b. Hitting the ball out of bounds
c. Missing a catch d. Running to a base
a. A pitch within the strike zone not hit by the batter
A strike is called when the batter fails to hit a pitched ball that passes through the strike zone.
What skill is necessary for a striker in football?
a. Passing accurately b. Blocking shots
c. Scoring goals d. Tackling opponents
c. Scoring goals
How many players are on a futsal team?
a. 5 b. 7 c. 9 d. 11
a. 5
A futsal team consists of five players on the court at a time, including the goalkeeper.
What skill is crucial in playing softball?
a. Pitching accurately b. Jumping high
c. Balancing on one foot d. Holding the racket properly
a. Pitching accurately
Accurate pitching is essential in softball to control the game and challenge the batter.
How many bases are in a softball field?
a. Three b. Four c. Two d. Five
b. four
Which fitness component is essential for a futsal player?
a. Strength b. Flexibility
c. Agillity d. Endurance
c. Agillity
What is the primary equipment used in softball?
a. Bat and glove b. Stick and puck
c. Racket and shuttlecock d. Net and ball
a. Bat and glove
Softball players use a bat to hit the ball and gloves for catching and fielding.
What is the main rule of fair play in sports?
a. Respect for teammates and opponents
b. Playing only to win
c. Avoiding all physical contact
d. Ignoring referee decisions
a. Respect for teammates and opponents
Fair play emphasizes mutual respect, integrity, and sportsmanship in all sports.
What is the role of a goalkeeper in football?
a. To assist in midfield attacks
b. To prevent the opposing team from scoring
c. To block penalties d. To coordinate substitutions
b. To prevent the opposing team from scoring
What is the primary objective of any team sport?
a. Collaboration and achieving victory
b. Individual performance
c. Limiting communication
d. Reducing physical contact
a. Collaboration and achieving victory
What does "home run" mean in baseball?
a. Scoring by hitting the ball out of the field
b. Stealing a base
c. Pitching a perfect throw
d. Catching the ball mid-air
a. Scoring by hitting the ball out of the field
A home run occurs when a batter hits the ball out of the playing field in fair territory, allowing them to circle all bases and score.
Which sport is described as "the beautiful game"?
a. Football b. Baseball
c. Futsal d. Basketball
a. Football
Football (soccer) is often referred to as "the beautiful game" due to its global appeal and simplicity.
Why is warming up critical before sports?
a. It prepares muscles for activity.
b. It replaces the need for hydration.
c. It ensures immediate peak performance.
d. It reduces the length of the game.
a. It prepares muscles for activity.
In football, what is considered a foul?
a. Tripping an opponent b. Passing the ball
c. Scoring a goal d. Making a substitution
a. Tripping an opponent
Tripping or physically obstructing an opponent is a violation of the rules and is considered a foul.
Why is regular practice important in sports?
a. It enhances skills and builds discipline.
b. It minimizes physical activity.
c. It reduces the need for warm-ups.
d. It focuses solely on competition.
a. It enhances skills and builds discipline.
Consistent practice helps athletes improve their abilities, maintain fitness, and develop discipline.
How many innings are in a standard softball game?
a. Nine b. Seven c. Five d. Ten
b. seven
Who invented the game of basketball?
a. James Naismith b. William Morgan
c. Walter Camp d. John Wooden
a. James Naismith