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1. Which leg should be placed beside the ball before kicking?
a) Kicking leg
b) Non-kicking leg
c) Both legs
d) None of the above
2. What should be used to play "Flick in the Box"?
a) Basketball
b) Empty box and soft ball
c) Plastic bottle
d) None of the above
3. How should the body be positioned while receiving the ball?
a) Facing sideways
b) Facing the direction of the ball
c) Turning away
d) Lying down
4. What is the purpose of "Shadow Ball"?
a) Fun and entertainment
b) Developing coordination and emotional control
c) Scoring points
d) None of the above
5. In "Monkey in the Middle," what happens if the middle player catches the ball?
a) The game ends
b) The player who passed the ball goes to the middle
c) The player gets eliminated
d) The middle player wins the game
a) Kicking a ball requires using our ________.
b) While receiving a ball, we should keep our ________ slightly bent.
c) The ________ leg should be placed beside the ball before kicking.
d) When receiving the ball, the ________ should be kept firmly on the ground.
e) A ________ is used to play the game Monkey in the Middle.
a) What are the important steps to kick a ball properly?
b) Why is balancing important while playing games like "Pass the Ball"?
c) How does "Sit and Rise" help in cognitive development?
d) What happens when a player fails to receive the ball in "Sit and Rise"?
e) What materials are required to play "Flick the Ball"?
How does playing football help in teamwork and coordination?
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1. What are the basic skills required for kicking and receiving in sports? | ![]() |
2. How can I improve my kicking technique for better accuracy? | ![]() |
3. What are some common mistakes to avoid while receiving a kick? | ![]() |
4. How can teamwork enhance kicking and receiving skills in a game? | ![]() |
5. What exercises can help develop strength and flexibility for kicking? | ![]() |