Kabaddi and Sports in India

Kabaddi (Kabaddi is a game which is played outdoor, so it is an outdoor game. The other three snakes and ladders, chess and scrabble are indoor games.)

(Each team consists of 12 players, out of which 7 are in the court and five are in reserve.)

2 (Kabaddi is played in two halves of 20 minutes each.)

Kit - kit - kat (It is not the name of any game.)
Distracters: (a) Kabaddi is called chedduguddu in Southern India.
(b) Kabaddi is called Hu - tu - tu in Western India.
(c) Kabaddi is called Ha - du - du in Eastern India and Bangladesh.

5 minutes (A break of 5 minutes is taken between the two halves of a kabaddi match.)

It increases arguments (If all the players follow the rules, it settles and avoids arguments that arise during the game. This increases enjoyment; avoids trouble and keeps peace.)

Holding your breath (The word 'kabaddi' means 'holding your breath' in hindi language. The game is named so because the raider has to hold his breath while chanting “kabaddi kabaddi” when he goes to opponent team's half and gets back to his half. Holding your feet, tongue or arms does not mean kabaddi in hindi language.)

(Rules are important in everybody's life. It makes a person disciplined and helps him in doing the right thing.)

1 (Only one raider enters the opponent's court at a time. If more than one raider is sent at the same time, warning is given and except the first one, other raiders are declared out.)

Weight lifter (Karnam Malleshwari is a weight lifter. She belongs to Andhra Pradesh.)

Keep on your right side (We should always keep on our left and allow the vehicles from opposite direction to pass.)

rough (People thought that if girls played rough games, then no body will marry them.)
Distracters: In earlier times, it was preferred that girls should play smooth, calm and gentle indoor games.

Less talent (In early India, women did not have less talent in sports rather they were very talented but they faced problems of less training, less facilities and less encouragement.)

Increased (Although the participation of Indian women in sports has increased as compared to the past).But it can't be said that it has doubled as compared to the past.

2 (For a game of kabaddi 2 teams are required.)

Coach (The person who trains athletes in a sport is called a coach.)
Distracters: Referee and umpire are the officials who judge and make decisions about the play in many sports whereas scorekeeper records the score during the progress of a game.

Sania Mira (She is famous tennis player and was awarded Arjuna award by Indian government.)
Distracters: (a) Bachendri Pal is the first Indian woman to climb Mount Everest.
(b) P.T. usha is a famous athlete.
(d) Saina Nehwal is a famous woman badminton players.

India (The first World Kabaddi Cup 2010 was won by India. Pakistan stood second, Canada and Italy were eliminated in the semifinal.)

To increase the weakness of the player (The role of the coach is to find and remove the weakness of the player. The coach does not increase the weakness of the player. He rather works on it to improve the player.)

Co-operation (Co-operation means working together with others. Players work together for the common purpose of winning the game/match.)
Distracters: (b) Complication means a complex situation.
(c) Competition is a contest between two or more teams.
(d) Vibration is a shaky motion.

Healthy (Positive competition keeps the players in good health. It keeps the players together in spite of winning or loosing.)
Distracters: (a) deadly means very harmful
(b) stealthy means being cautious or maintaining secrecy
(d) unhealthy means not good for health

Friends (Friends cooperate and support each other. Sports increase our social interaction and help us to meet new people and make friends.)
Distracters: Opponents, foes and enemies offer opposition to each other. It is not good to make opponents, foes and enemies in life.

Grow (Sports helps us to grow in all aspects of life i.e. social, emotional, physical and mental. Here flow, blow and know are not suitable words.)

Discipline (A person who works according to the rules of the work is called disciplined.)
Distracters: (b) Disorder means disturbance in normal function.
(c) Disregard means lack of respect and care.
(d) Disobedience is the refusal to obey.