PETECA
JEGICHAGI
PATINTERO
ATYA-PATYA
100

Which country is Peteca from?

Brazil

100

Which country is Jegichagi from?

South Korea
100

Which country is Patintero from?

The Philippines.

100

Which country is Atya-patya from?

India

200

What do players use to hit the peteca?

Their Hands

200

What part of the body do players mainly use?

Their feet

200

The word Patintero comes from which Spanish word and what does it mean?  

tinta (meaning ink or tint),

200

Which Indian state is especially associated with Atya-patya?

Maharashtra.

300

Between Jegichagi, Atya Patya and Patintero, which game is similar to Peteca?

Jegichagi

300

Jegichagi is believed to have developed from which ball game?

Cuju (during the Han Dynasty)

300

What's the goal of the attacking team when playing Patintero?

Run across the marked area without being tagged.

300

What's drawn on the ground?

Lines

400

Which indigenous Brazilian tribe is often credited with inventing Peteca? 

The Tupi 

400

What are players trying to do with the jegi?

Keep it in the air / kick it without letting it fall.

400

What's the goal of the defending team when playing patintero?

They move along the lines and try to tag the runners.

400

What are the attackers trying to do?

Cross the marked lines without being tagged.

500

What is the main goal of Peteca?

To keep the peteca in the air.

500

Peteca and Jegichagi are similar in one important way. What is it?

Both involve keeping a small/light object in the air.

500

What happens if a runner is tagged?

They're eliminated from the game

500

What is similar about Patintero and Atya-patya?

Players run across marked lines while defenders try to stop or tag them.