A) Pitching B) Coaching first base C) Catching fly balls D) Covering second base
A) Quick, accurate throw B) Underhand throw C) Slow, looping throw D) Sidearm throw
A) Right foot B) Left foot C) Neither foot D) Both feet
A) Quick release B) Ignoring the runner C) Slow delivery D) High leg kick
A) Cover third base B) Back up the shortstop C) Go to the dugout D) Cover second base
A) Avoiding ground balls B) Practice drills C) Only practicing hitting D) Ignoring batting practice
A) In shallow center field B) Directly behind second base C) Slightly towards first base D) Slightly towards third base
A) The pitcher's motion B) The shortstop's glove C) The baseball D) Footwork around the base
A) Charge the ball aggressively B) Wait for the ball C) Let the shortstop take it D) Play it casually
A) To avoid collisions B) To confuse the runners C) To determine who buys snacks D) To gossip
A) Behind the base B) To the side of the base C) At shortstop D) In front of the base
A) Catcher's mitt B) First baseman's mitt C) Outfielder's glove D) Smaller, lighter glove
A) Standing straight up B) Closing your eyes C) Catching with one hand D) Staying low
A) Making friends with the other team B) Better positioning C) Predicting the future D) Cheating
A) Wearing no protective gear B) Avoiding practice C) Proper conditioning D) Ignoring warning signs
A) In shallow center field B) Right on the foul line C) Closer to first base D) Closer to the second base bag and towards the hole
A) Tagging above the runner B) Applying the tag quickly and firmly C) Slapping at the runner D) Missing the runner completely
A) Hiding behind the base B) Painting the base C) Ignoring the base runner D) Moving to the base to receive a throw
A) Positioning in the outfield B) Positioning in the dugout C) Positioning closer to the infield than usual D) Positioning on the pitcher's mound
A) Yelling loudly B) Making a clean, accurate throw to first C) Trying to injure the runner D) Showing off
A) When it starts to rain B) When the game is ending soon C) When the pitcher is tired D) When a runner is caught between bases
A) Shouting encouragement B) Standing still C) Running away D) Receiving throws and applying tags
A) Positioning between the outfield and infield to relay throws B) Cutting off the runner C) Cutting the grass around the base D) Cutting the baseball
A) Whenever the shortstop isn't there B) On throws from the outfield to home plate or third base C) Never D) All the time
A) When a runner scores without a hit B) When a runner is tackled C) When a runner is safe D) When a runner is forced to advance to the next base
A) Running in a circle B) Shuffle step C) Jumping D) Walking slowly
A) To know how many innings are left B) To determine what to eat after the game C) Anticipate possible steal attempts D) It's not important
A) Cover third base B) Back up home plate C) Back up first base D) Chase the ball
A) The windmill drill B) The pivot drill C) The sleeping drill D) The pushup drill |