3rd to 5th Net Games

What are the different types of net games?

• volleyball, tennis, badminton, basketball, soccer, table tennis

• golf, baseball, swimming, hockey, cricket, rugby

• chess, checkers, backgammon, poker, bridge, mahjong

• running, cycling, weightlifting, yoga, boxing, dancing

What are the rules of net games?

• The rules of net games vary depending on the specific game being played.

• The rules of net games are determined by the weather.

• The rules of net games are always the same.

• Net games have no rules.

What equipment is used in net games?

• Net, ball or shuttlecock, gloves

• Net, ball or shuttlecock, rackets or paddles

• Net, ball or shuttlecock, helmets

• Net, ball or shuttlecock, bats

What are some strategies used in net games?

• Individualism, silence, randomness, impulsiveness, inflexibility

• Teamwork, communication, coordination, strategy planning, adaptability

• Isolation, miscommunication, disorganization, lack of planning, rigidity

• Competition, secrecy, chaos, lack of strategy, rigidity

When did net games originate?

• Early 19th century

• Mid 17th century

• Late 20th century

• Early 18th century

Which net game requires a net and a ball?

• volleyball

• soccer

• badminton

• tennis

In net games, what is the objective of hitting the ball over the net?

• To hit the ball into the opponent's court without scoring points

• To score points or prevent the opponent from scoring points

• To hit the ball into the net

• To hit the ball out of bounds

What is the purpose of the net in net games?

• To create a visual boundary for players to stay within.

• To divide the playing area and prevent the ball or object from crossing over to the other side.

• To provide a barrier for players to jump over during the game.

• To add an element of challenge and strategy to the game.

What are some common net games played in schools?

• volleyball, badminton, tennis

• basketball

• soccer

• dodgeball

Who invented the first net game?

• Eli Whitney

• Alexander Cartwright

• William Higinbotham

• James Naismith