Bowling Lesson 7
35 Questions
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- 1.Bowling shoes that have been in water may cause a bowler to
- A.
A. stick
- B.
B. mark up the approach
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C. slide
- D.
D. slide and stick
- 2.The specifications for the size and weight of pins is rigidly controlled by the
- A.
A. AJBC
- B.
B. ABBA
- C.
C. ABC
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D. WIBC
- 3.A bowling pin must be durable enough to withstand
- A.
A. 10,000 games
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B. the 2,000 pound force of a bowling ball
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C. All of these
- D.
D. a ball traveling at a speed of 60 miles per hour
- 4.A bowling center presents a difficult atmosphere to concentrate because
- A.
A. All of these
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B. of the size of the building
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C. there are a number of people bowling
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D. of the type of equipment used in bowling centers
- 5.Bowling pins are made of maple or laminated wood
- A.
B. false
- B.
A. true
- 6.It is good practice to observe the foul line in practice games
- A.
A. true
- B.
B. false
- 7.It is proper to give advice to a bowler without his/her permission
- A.
A. true
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B.false
- 8.Check the number of your ball and use the same ball on the first and second attempts in a frame
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A. False
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B. true
- 9.While a bowler on the adjoining lane is getting ready to deliver the ball, you may step up and get your ball off the rack
- A.
A. true
- B.
B. false
- 10.If both bowlers on the lanes are ready to deliver, the one on the right has priority to bowl
- A.
A. true
- B.
B. false
- 11.You should limit your actions to the width of your own lane
- A.
A. true
- B.
B. false
- 12.It is proper to step back to the floor behind the approach to allow the adjacent bowler to proceed
- A.
A. true
- B.
B. false
- 13.There is an unwritten rule that if a bowler has a split left standing, the player will immediately take the second ball
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A. true
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B. false
- 14.A pin will last an average of 5,000 games
- A.
A. true
- B.
B. false
- 15.If a bowler has a long string of strikes going, it is proper to stop and watch
- A.
A. true
- B.
B. false
- 16.All pins knocked down on two balls
- 17.Getting a strike or spare
- 18.Distance between finger holes on the ball
- 19.Three strikes in a row during a game
- 20.The line that separates the approach from the lane
- 21.A frame without a strike or spare
- 22.A slow lane that allows more hook
- 23.Another name for a bowler coming from the German word “kegel”
- 24.The number 1 pin
- 25.The number 5 pin
- 26.The 7-10 split
- 27.The 2-7 or 3-10 splits
- 28.A game of 300
- 29.A person bowling in the last position on a team, usually the one with the highest averag
- 30.A fast lane that cuts down on the amount of hook
- 31.Distance between thumb and finger holes
- 32.A game of ten frames
- 33.A bowler who has no handicap
- 34.Women’s International Bowling Congress
- 35.A very slow ball
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