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25. This is the most basic pass, used when there is no opponent between you and the receiver. It is sed for quick clean passing over short distance a Chest Pass b. Bounce Pass G. Overhead Pass d. Baseball Pass
26. A basic skill done by moving from one place to another in any direction a Running b. Dribbling o Passing d. Rebounding
27 is the act of continuously bouncing the ball to the floor by one hand or both hands alternately moving to a certain point of the court Running b Dribbling c Passing d. Rebounding 28 quite similar to the seshol it differs in a way the ball is release. It is when the ball is to be
released at the top of the vertical jump Free Throw b. Set Shot Jump Shot 20 is the act of making an attempt to throw the ball to the basket to earn points.
d Lay-up
a Shooting b. Dribbling o. Passing d. Rebounding 30. t the act of transferring the ball positions to a teammate using hand snap b. Dribbling c. Passing d Rebounding
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