What would be the best strategy to do if all of the balls are on your side, you are winning and time is running out?*1 pointYou should quickly throw a ball back to see if you can knock another player out.Try to waste time and slowly roll ball over the middle.Throw a ball as hard as you can and hope that they do not catch it.Throw all the balls at once

I dodged one defender by slightly pushing the soccer ball to the left, I ran after the ball, my legs pushing off the grass as fast as I could. I dribbled the ball once more; this time it went much farther than I initially planned it to go. Seeing the opportunity, a second defender ran up to the ball, hoping to get it before me. I hurled my body towards the ball, with one last lunge, I got to the ball first and pushed the ball to the right. I was losing balance as I barreled down towards the third and final defender, I couldn’t slow myself down and I passed the ball to the left again so it would hopefully reach my teammate. After passing the ball, I couldn’t stop myself from crashing into my opponent in front of me and I took a huge blow as I ran right into him. My teammates cheered me on from the sidelines after seeing me dribble past two defenders. It was just another JV soccer game in fall term. After the game, my teammates patted me in the back, encouraging me and praising my efforts on the field. I felt a sense of community.

You are standing on a skateboard, initially at rest. A friend throws a very heavy ball towards you. You can either catch the object or deflect the object back towards your friend (such that it moves away from you with the same speed as it was originally thrown). What should you do in order to MINIMIZE your speed on the skateboard?Group of answer choicesCatch the ball.Deflect the ball.Your final speed on the skateboard will be the same regardless whether you catch the ball or deflect the ball.

What is the key mistake to avoid when performing a serve in volleyball?

What is the key mistake to avoid when performing a serve in volleyball?1 puntoHitting the ball with a forward strike of the wristsPlacing the ball behind the shouldersUsing a closed hand instead of an open handServing with a bent hitting arm

A good middle can read theopponent's setter like a book and is quickenough to get from one end of the court tothe other to block the ball.5 pointsTRUEFALSE