Which of the following situations will result in a point awarded to the defending team in Kabaddi?
The raider fails to chant "Kabaddi" during the raid
In Kabaddi the raider must keep chanting 'Kabaddi' (the cant) in one breath throughout the raid. If the raider stops chanting, the raider is declared out and the defending team earns a point.
Tagging defenders and touching the bonus line earn points for the raider's team, and a defender entering the lobby before contact is declared out, which also gives a point to the raiding side.
Hence, The raider fails to chant "Kabaddi" during the raid.
‘Queensberry rules’ is related to which of the following games:
In hockey, if the umpire indicates the direction with one arm raised horizontally, it means _______.
In which of the following sports is the term ‘Leg bye’ used?
Consider the following statements regarding the standard dimensions of a competitive swimming pool:
1) The minimum lane width in a standard Olympic swimming pool is 3 meters.
2) The water temperature for competitions must remain between 25°C and 28°C.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?
Match the following Judo terms with their correct descriptions:
| Column A (Terms) | Column B (Descriptions) |
|---|---|
| A. Ippon | 1. Major rule breach leading to disqualification |
| B. Hansoku-make | 2. Immediate victory by throw, hold, or submission |
| C. Waza-ari | 3. Partial point for lesser throw or 10-second hold |
| D. Sixth kyu (Senior) | 4. Beginner rank indicated by a light blue belt |
Match the following commonly used Judo terms with their correct meanings:
| List I (Judo Term) | List II (Meaning) |
| A. Hajime | 1. Temporarily stop a contest |
| B. Mate | 2. Breaking the balance of the opponent |
| C. Toketa | 3. Start the bout |
| D. Kuzushi | 4. If the pinned opponent successfully breaks the pin |
Which of the following situations will result in a point awarded to the defending team in Kabaddi?
In chess, what is the term for a move that allows a player to move their king and a rook?
What is "doping" in sports?
In basketball, what is the term for successfully making a shot from beyond the arc?
In which of the following sports is 'Bishop' used?
In hockey, what is the meaning of the signal if the umpire points both arms horizontally towards the goal?
In which game/sport is the area of bout called a ring?
The term Blue Line is associated with which of the following games?