Right and Left

Coach Socrates leads a session on differentiating right from left, using a fun game called 'Which Right is Right?' Participants follow commands to move their right and left sides, learning to distinguish directions despite facing someone else. The session concludes with encouragement to play the game with friends and family.

What is a common trick mentioned to remember which hand is right?

• I eat with my right hand.

• I eat with my left hand.

• I write with my left hand.

• I write with my right hand.

Why might the trick to remember right and left not work for everyone?

• Because some people are ambidextrous.

• Because some people are left-handed.

• Because some people don't write.

• Because some people use both hands equally.

In the game, what should you do after touching your left shoulder?

• Raise your right knee.

• Turn to the right.

• Take a step back.

• Raise your left knee.

What is the first step in the advanced exercise sequence?

• Spin around to your left.

• Take one step to your left.

• Take two steps to your right.

• Take one step to your right.

How many times should you spin around to your right in the advanced exercise?

• Three times

• Two times

• Five times

• Four times