Basketball Passing
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Which is not a pass used in Basketball?
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Chest Pass
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Overhead Pass
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Backward Pass
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Bounce Pass
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About This Quiz
Explore essential basketball passing techniques through this engaging quiz. Learn about different types of passes like bounce, chest, and sweep step pass, and understand when to use them effectively during gameplay.
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What type of pass would you use if your oponent is right in front of you with his arms up?
Explanation
A bounce pass would be the most suitable type of pass to use when your opponent is right in front of you with his arms up. This is because a bounce pass is thrown low to the ground, making it difficult for the opponent to intercept or block. By bouncing the ball, you can bypass the opponent's raised arms and deliver the pass accurately to your teammate.Rate this question:
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The __________ pass is when you bounce the ball to the ground with enough force to land in front of your team mate.
Explanation
In this question, the word "bounce" is already provided as a blank space, indicating that it is the missing word. The context of the sentence suggests that the missing word should describe a type of pass where the ball is bounced to the ground with enough force to reach a teammate. Therefore, the correct answer is "bounce."Rate this question:
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The _______pass, showed in the picture requires you to start holding the ball with both hands in front of you.
Explanation
The picture shows a basketball drill where the player is required to start holding the ball with both hands in front of their chest. This position is commonly known as the chest pass, as it involves pushing the ball forward using both hands from the chest area. This pass is often used to quickly and accurately pass the ball to a teammate who is relatively close by.Rate this question:
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What skill is being demonstrated in this video? _______________
Explanation
The skill being demonstrated in the video is the sweep step pass.Rate this question:
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Nov 18, 2009Quiz Created by
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