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T-Ball

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which hand should the glove go on?

a)

The opposite hand to which you throw

b)

Gloves are not needed

c)

The hand you throw with

d)

Either hand is fine

2.

Which direction do we run around the bases?

a)

Either direction is ok

b)

Anti-clockwise (to the right)

c)

Towards the middle

d)

Clockwise (to the left)

3.

How many batters can be on a base at one time?

a)

Nobody is allowed to be on a base

b)

One

c)

No limit

d)

Two

4.

Which runner does NOT have to run? (the runners/people on base are the orange squares)

a)

The hitter

b)

The runner on first base

c)

The runner on third base

d)

They all have to run

5.

When batting, where do you need to stay?

a)

Anywhere is fine, as long as you have a helmet on

b)

In the field

c)

Behind the batter

d)

Behind the cones

6.

If a runner is almost at second base, where is the best place to throw it?

a)

First base

b)

Second base

c)

Third base

d)

Home base

7.

What advantage is there to throwing the ball a base ahead of where the runner is?

a)

To stop them running to the next base

b)

To get them out

c)

There is no advantage

d)

You should always throw to the base they are closest to

8.

What are the fielding positions called besides those on the bases

a)

Left field, outfield, far outfield, jump stop, close in

b)

Right field, Left field, outfield, short stop, jump stop

c)

Right field, outfield, close in, pitcher

d)

Right field, centre field, left field, short stop

9.

When hitting, how should the bat swing for a right handed batter?

a)

Slow and steady

b)

Right shoulder to left shoulder

c)

Straight through

d)

Fast and aiming low

10.

When hitting, what should your feet be doing?

a)

Front foot stays still while your back foot steps backwards

b)

Back foot stays still while the front foot steps to the side

c)

Both feet need to stay still to be steady

d)

Back foot stays still while the front foot steps towards the ball