Can someone plz make a sport for me plz and be creative. You are allowed to base your sport on sports that already exists HOWEVER, it should not be an exact copy.

You are to explain and name of all the equipment used in your sport.

State where the sport is played (inside, outside, on a field, on a court etc.)

Lay out 10-15 rules for the sport. The rules must cover

⁃how many players

⁃how many quarters in the game

⁃anything that could get a team to lose points or get disqualified

You must design a jersey or uniform for your the members of your sport to play in.

Please be as detailed and creative as possible!

okay um how a bout a sport played in a forest where you play tag but you can't touch the ground so everyone is in the trees and the only way you can touch the ground is if you find a feather in a tree then you have like 1 minute to race to the next tree you want to be in and the feather rule applies to anyone who is being tagged or who is the tagger and everyone has to wear a warm color like red orange or yellow so they are easily visible

Explanation

Dodge soccer!

You will need a soccer net

At least 3 players

Some dodgeballs

A room or a field

How to play:

And you will begin on one side of the room or field

How to play:

You will start at one side of the field or room, and 1 person will go in front of the goal. Then you will try to throw the ball at the net, and if you hit the back of the net you score a point! The first to 50 points wins!

(Each time you make a point, you need to pass off the ball and start at the other end of the field again. To earn points each team mate has to have the ball in their hands for at least 10 seconds before shooting!)

This is played outside or in a house!

Explanation:

I've done this before! :) (not my example)

c, d, e, f, g, a, b, and c.

sometimes western music will also use solfege. the names of these are do ra me fa sol la si (or ti) and do.

to indicate a note a half step higher or lower then the original note, you would say c # (for a half a step above c) or bb (for half a step below b)