Ball Run Design with KEVA Planks

What is the first step in designing a ball run with KEVA planks?

• Building a trestle

• Creating a funnel

• Deciding the ball's movement

• Choosing the color of the planks

Why are gentle slopes recommended when building tracks?

• They look more appealing

• They make the ball run faster

• They are easier to build

• They help control ball movement

What happens if the tracks are placed too close together?

• The ball will bounce off

• The ball will move faster

• The ball will stop

• The ball will slow down

How can edge tracks be beneficial in a ball run?

• They are easier to build

• They allow for curves and zigzags

• They make the ball run longer

• They prevent the ball from falling

What is a shoot in the context of ball runs?

• A way to add stability

• A type of plank

• A type of ball

• A decorative element

How do shoots add stability to a ball run?

• By creating an edge on the track

• By making the track wider

• By adding weight to the ball

• By slowing down the ball

What is the purpose of a trestle in a ball run?

• To change the color of the track

• To make the ball run faster

• To elevate the track

• To add more balls

Why is it important to angle planks when setting up a trestle?

• To make it easier to build

• To make it look better

• To add stability

• To slow down the ball

What is the effect of changing the slope height on a trestle?

• It makes the ball run longer

• It changes the speed of the ball

• It makes the track more colorful

• It affects the slope of both tracks

What is the key to designing successful ball runs?

• Building as fast as possible

• Experimenting and problem-solving

• Following a strict plan

• Using colorful planks