A) Pitching to the batter B) Playing first base C) Covering the area between second and third base D) Catching pop-ups in foul territory
A) Underhand B) Over the top C) Backwards D) Sidearm
A) A very high popup B) A slow roller C) A ball caught just after it bounces D) A throw that lands short of the target
A) Behind the base B) Halfway to first base C) On the side of the base D) In front of the base
A) Running to first base B) The stance before throwing C) The act of calling for the ball D) The movement of transferring the ball for a double play
A) Raw power B) Height C) Agility and quickness D) Slow, deliberate movements
A) Second base B) First base C) Home plate D) Third base
A) A first baseman's mitt B) A glove with a deep pocket C) A catcher's mitt D) A glove with a shallow pocket
A) Far away from the batter B) Directly behind the pitcher C) Slightly towards the batter's pull side D) On the opposite side of the batter's pull side
A) Closing your eyes B) Just throwing the ball as hard as possible C) Ignoring the first baseman D) Footwork and momentum
A) When you are bored B) Every time a ball is hit towards you C) When the coach yells at you D) When it's the only way to make the play
A) Profanity B) Speaking quietly C) Clarity D) Volume
A) Reset your stance B) Stay in the same position C) Run to the dugout D) Lay down
A) To avoid getting hit by the ball B) To hide from the coach C) To improve your reaction time and fielding range D) To look cool
A) When a runner is safe B) When a runner is tagged out C) When a runner slides hard D) When a runner is forced to advance to the next base
A) Ignoring practice B) Watching TV C) Eating unhealthy foods D) Consistent practice
A) Stretching and light jogging B) Eating a big meal C) Playing video games D) Sleeping
A) You start running around the field B) It doesn't matter C) You take a nap D) You adjust based on likely batted ball direction
A) Makes the shortstop look stylish B) Allows the shortstop to trip over themselves C) Makes the shortstop run away from the ball D) Helps create momentum toward their target
A) What you ate for breakfast B) Personal insults C) Number of outs, runners on base, and potential plays D) Nothing at all
A) Being tall B) Ignoring the game C) Mental toughness D) Having a large glove
A) Makes the ball curve more B) It impresses the coach C) Increases throwing accuracy D) Reduces the time for a runner to reach base
A) Fall down B) Argue with the umpire C) Try to tag both runners at once D) Get the lead runner first
A) Running errors B) Throwing errors C) Catching errors D) Pitching errors
A) The amount of time you practice B) The area you can cover effectively C) The distance you can throw D) The strength of your arm
A) Both feet at the same time B) Right foot C) Doesn't matter D) Left foot
A) Ignoring the game B) Hoping the ball doesn't come to you C) Predicting the future D) Reacting quickly to batted balls
A) To become famous B) To copy their uniform C) Learning advanced techniques D) To waste time
A) Throwing your glove at the ball B) Moving forward aggressively to field the ball C) Ignoring the ball D) Hiding from the ball
A) Ask someone else to get it B) Stay back and wait for the hop C) Charge aggressively D) Backpedal |