Pe Lesson 3

Front 1

the two fitness components needed in playing softball

Back 1

speed & reaction time

Front 2

ability to perform a task and cover a distance in a shortest time

Back 2

speed

Front 3

amount of time it takes to make a response to a stimulus

Back 3

reaction time

Front 4

exercise test to perform a speed

Back 4

30 meter sprint

Front 5

exercise test to perform reaction time

Back 5

Cardboard Reaction Time Test

Front 6

when does softball developed?

Back 6

1887

Front 7

where does softball developed in?

Back 7

Chicago

Front 8

Does the softball played outdoor or indoor before?

Back 8

Indoor game

Front 9

when does it earned the name softball?

Back 9

1926

Front 10

two types of softball

Back 10

Slow pitch and fast pitch

Front 11

uses a ball larger than the standard 12 inches and has 10 players per team

Back 11

Slow pitch softball

Front 12

Bunting and stealing is not allowed

Back 12

Slow pitch softball

Front 13

has nine players per team

Back 13

Fast pitch softball

Front 14

Bunting and stealing is allowed

Back 14

Fast pitch softball

Front 15

Is the pitching, underhand or overhand?

Back 15

Underhand

Front 16

Is the size of the ball 9 inches or 12 inches circumference?

Back 16

12 inches circumference

Front 17

Is the bases area, 60 feet or 90 feet apart?

Back 17

60 feet apart

Front 18

Is the duration of the game, 9 or 7 innings?

Back 18

7 innings

Front 19

skills in softball (4)

Back 19

Throwing, Fielding, Batting and Catching

Front 20

act of passing the ball to a teammate

Back 20

Throwing

Front 21

passing the ball below the shoulder level

Back 21

Underhand throwing

Front 22

passing the ball by swinging your arm just above the shoulder

Back 22

Overhead throwing

Front 23

defensive act of catching the ball and it can be ground fielding or fly ball

Back 23

Fielding

Front 24

act of hitting the ball

Back 24

Batting

Front 25

the process of receiving the ball

Back 25

Catching

Front 26

(7) different players in position

Back 26

Pitcher, catcher, first baseman, second baseman, third baseman, shortstop and outfielders

Front 27

who throws the ball

Back 27

Pitcher

Front 28

who control the pitcher throw

Back 28

Catcher

Front 29

the player whose position is between the second and third baseman; in charge of the ball travelling between the second and third base

Back 29

Shortstop

Front 30

who cover the position outside the diamond or the field

Back 30

Outfielders

Front 31

the gears and equipment used (4)

Back 31

Ball, bat, gloves and protective gears