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Officiating your own small sided rounders games

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Officiating your own small sided rounders games”, from the unit “Striking and fielding games: bowling, batting and fielding with accuracy” (Year 7 Physical education) by Oak National Academy.

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8 questions

If a batter reaches 3rd base, how many rounders do they score?
How do fielders help batters to find space and score a rounder?
Which is most important when hitting the ball into space?
Which foot does the batter push off when making contact with the ball?
What must batters do as soon as they have either hit or attempted to hit the ball?
What should we always aim to show when an umpire makes a mistake in a game?
Where should the batters be standing when they are waiting to bat in a rounders game?
To ensure that a batter cannot run on to the next base, who can the fielders always send the ball back to when this person is in their box?

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