1.

How did the use of peach baskets in basketball influence the development
of scoring methods?

a) It led to the creation of the three-point line

b) It slowed the game’s pace by requiring manual retrieval

c) It encouraged more passing than shooting

d) It promoted fast breaks and transition offense

2. Which aspect of footwork in badminton directly impacts a player’s ability

to return smashes?

a) Net play technique

b) Split-step readiness

c) Racket grip

d) Serving stance

3. What was the impact of basketball’s invention in winter on its popularity

as a year-round sport?

a) It created a strong indoor sports culture

b) It made outdoor courts unnecessary

c) It limited international competition

d) It encouraged shorter game durations

4. What tactical advantage does a center (C) offer in basketball on offense?

a) Preventing shot-clock violations

b) Controlling fast breaks

c) Creating space for perimeter shooters

d) Leading defensive steals

5. How does a deceptive drop shot in badminton affect an opponent’s court
positioning?

a) Forces them to the baseline

b) Keeps them near the net

c) Makes them guess between defense and attack

d) Encourages long rallies

6. Why is the distance of the three-point line different across basketball

leagues, and how does this impact scoring strategies?

a) It reduces the need for physical contact

b) It creates different court dynamics and defensive adjustments

c) It allows more half-court offense

d) It standardizes global competition

7. What psychological skill is most crucial for darts players when under
pressure?

a) Reflexes

b) Physical strength

c) Visual tracking

d) Mental focus

8. How did the rally scoring system in badminton enhance the spectator
experience?

a) By encouraging more defensive play

b) By reducing game time significantly

c) By making each serve a scoring opportunity

d) By making deuce situations impossible

9. What major historical development contributed to table tennis becoming
an Olympic sport?

a) Use of plastic balls

b) Transition from parlor game to professional sport

c) Introduction of spin techniques

d) Establishment of the ITTF

10. What is the primary advantage of running a fast-break offense in

basketball?

a) Maximizing three-point attempts

b) Enhancing half-court strategy

c) Exploiting defensive mismatches

d) Increasing free-throw opportunities

11. How does the dartboard’s double-ring requirement for winning affect
strategic throwing?

a) Encourages aiming at high-value segments

b) Reduces the importance of the bullseye

c) Forces risk assessment and precision

d) Promotes aggressive scoring early in the game

12. Why is quick footwork essential for badminton players during rallies?

a) To maintain defensive positioning

b) To avoid receiving a fault

c) To increase shot power

d) To reduce shuttlecock wear

13. What role does the point guard (PG) serve in basketball, beyond scoring?
 a) Dominating rebounds

b) Coordinating team plays

c) Playing lockdown defense

d) Setting screens

14. How did the establishment of the NBA in 1946 influence global basketball
culture?

a) Increased international rule differences

b) Created a standardized playing style

c) Popularized basketball through media and competition

d) Reduced the influence of collegiate basketball

15. Which skill in table tennis sets professional players apart from amateurs?

a) Faster serves

b) Larger racket sweet spots

c) Consistency in spin control

d) Height advantage

16. How does the 5-minute break in basketball impact team strategy?

a) Encourages aggressive play before halftime

b) Allows for lineup adjustments

c) Reduces fatigue-related injuries

d) Limits the effectiveness of zone defenses

17. What tactical advantage does controlling the net in badminton offer?

a) It prevents cross-court clears

b) It guarantees point-winning smashes

 c) It opens up clear shots to the backcourt

d) It limits the opponent’s defensive options

18. Why must darts players finish a game with a double?

a) To emphasize accuracy under pressure

b) To reduce the role of luck

c) To balance offensive and defensive tactics

d) To extend the game length

19. How does playing basketball as a team sport enhance strategic thinking?

a) Through fast-paced individual scoring

b) By minimizing turnover opportunities

c) By encouraging solo defensive efforts

d) Through coordinated offensive plays

20. What effect does spin have on a table tennis ball during competitive
play?

a) Forces opponents into defensive positions

b) Creates unpredictability in returns

c) Reduces rally length

d) Limits the effectiveness of smashes

21. How did badminton’s inclusion in the Olympics contribute to its global
popularity?

a) Reduced national-level tournaments

b) Increased professional competition and media coverage

22. Why is the “oche” line significant in darts?

a) It ensures fair throw distance

b) It controls dartboard wear

c) It prevents foot faults

d) It standardizes scoring patterns

23. Which aspect of teamwork in basketball is most visible during defensive

plays?

a) Fast-break execution

b) Free-throw shooting

c) Isolation plays

d) Help-side rotations

24. What strategic use does a badminton player make of clears during long
rallies?

a) To tire out their opponent

b) To avoid net play

c) To set up for a drop shot

d) To force a fault

25. Why do dart players often aim for the treble 20 during scoring?

a) It’s the highest-scoring segment

b) It minimizes risk

c) It’s the easiest section to hit

d) It sets up double finishes

26. What advantage does a small forward (SF) bring to a basketball team?
 a) Controlling game tempo

b) Versatility in scoring and defense

c) Dominating rebounds

d) Leading assists

27. How does rally scoring affect badminton match momentum?

a) Rewards consistent aggressive play

b) Slows down the pace of the game

c) Reduces the impact of service errors

d) Emphasizes defensive strategies

28. Why is hand-eye coordination so important in darts?

a) For consistent accuracy

b) For adjusting grip pressure

c) For counting scores quickly

d) For aiming treble segments

29. What makes the power forward (PF) position vital in basketball?

a) Mastering long-range shooting

b) Guarding perimeter shooters

c) Leading the fast break

d) Combining physicality with scoring ability

30. How does playing team sports like basketball improve communication
skills?

a) By improving individual competitiveness

b) Through constant on-court adjustments

 c) By focusing on offensive drills only

d) By reducing mistakes through repetition

ESSAY

1. How has basketball’s global expansion since its creation in 1891

influenced cultural exchange and international competition?

2. When comparing basketball and badminton, how do their required

skills and strategies reflect the different physical and mental
challenges each sport presents?

3. How have technological advancements, such as video replay and

performance tracking, affected the way basketball is played and
officiated? Do you believe these changes have improved the sport?

4. If you were designing a new team sport that combined basketball,

badminton, and table tennis, what key elements would you include in
terms of rules, equipment, and skills? How would you ensure the game
remains fair and engaging?

5. What psychological and social benefits can individuals gain from

participating in both individual and team sports? How can schools use
these activities to develop leadership, teamwork, and resilience in
students?