WorksheetsBowling
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
To get a strike, how many pins must you knock down on your first ball.
8
10
12
20
In what formation are the pins set up in a game of bowling
Circle
Star
Triangle
Hexagon
How long is the standard bowling alley
40 ft
50 ft
60 ft
70 ft
80 ft
How many frames does each bowler get per game?
5
10
15
20
The best chance to get a strike requires you to send your ball to either the right or left what?
Gutter
Sleeve
Strike Zone
Dimension
If my foot crosses the foul line as I roll a strike, what will happen?
I receive a strike
I lose my next turn
I get my next roll but all the pins are reset without counting
My opponent gets my strike
If you bowl a perfect game, what is your final score?
200
250
300
350
400
To get a strike, how many pins must you knock down on your first ball.
8
10
12
20
When a bowler bowls 3 strikes in a row, it is referred to as a _____________.
Duck
Hambone
Chicken
Turkey
What happens when you foul?
You forfeit your turn for that frame
10 pins are subtracted from your score
you must turn in your shoes
your ball doesn't count and the pins are reset if it was your first ball.
what symbol below represents a strike?
A line that designates the end of the approach and the beginning of the bowling portion of the lane (bowlers are required to stay behind the foul line).
Strike
Foul line
Target arrows
Frame
When all ten pins are knocked down in two deliveries.
Approach
Strike
Frame
Spare
What picture indicates gripping the ball correctly?
This picture is an example of a proper bowling approach. :P
true
false
The area that begins with the front edge of a lane, and ends at the foul line.
Approach
Concourse
Frame
Settee
A portion of the lane designed to return a player’s ball from the pins, back to the ball rack at the front of the lane.
Locator dots
Ball return
Channels
Spare
‘U’ shaped tracks, also known as gutters that run down both sides of the lane used for catching a ball that rolls off the lane before hitting the pins.
Pin Deck
Ball return
Channels
Strike
Area behind the lane where spectators sit to watch.
Foul line
Approach
Frame
Concourse
One tenth of a game; each square on a score sheet indicates one frame; a bowler receives up to two deliveries to complete a single frame.
Spare
Foul line
Frame
Pin Deck
Three sets of dots located behind the foul line that are used to properly align the feet for a delivery.
Target arrows
Concourse
Settee
Locator dots
If the bowler leaves pins standing after both balls have been delivered in a frame.
Open
Spare
Approach
Foul
The place at the end of the bowling lane where the pins stand in a triangle formation.
Channels
Pin Deck
Locator dots
Foul line
Seating area behind the bowling area where bowlers wait their turn.
Concourse
Pin Deck
Settee
Open
Seven arrows located 15-17 feet from the foul line used for lining up an accurate delivery.
Ball return
Target arrows
Pink deck
Foul line
What separates each lane?
gutter
target arrows
foul line
locator dots
What is the HEAVIEST bowling ball that can be used in the game of bowling?
6 lbs
10 lbs
15 lbs
16 lbs
Which bowler has the right of way?
bowler on your left
bowler on your right
youngest bowler
bowler with the newest ball
A spare is scored by adding
10 points
10 points plus the next two balls rolled
10 points plus the next three balls rolled
10 points plus the next ball rolled
A ball that rolls off the lane into the gutter is a _____________
foul
hook
gutter ball
turkey
What are Bowling Balls made out of?
Plastic Resin
Urethane
Reactive Resin
Particle
Plastic
What was the first Bowling Ball made of?
Lignum Vitae
Coconuts
Brown Rubber
Tar
Polyester
What did scientist use to be able to make the Bowling Balls colorful?
Reactive Resin
Polyester Resin
Plastic Resin
Food Coloring
Epoxy Resin
What is energy?
A force applied over a displacement.
The ability to do something.
The amount of effort applied to something.
A property that describes how difficult it is to stop something.
What is momentum?
A force applied over a displacement.
The ability to do something.
The amount of effort applied to something.
A property that describes how difficult it is to stop something.
