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• True - regular basketball playing can lead to better social skills
• False - basketball is not an effective stress reliever
• False - basketball does not require any strategic thinking
• False - basketball playing does not improve spatial awareness and coordination
• True - basketball helps improve cardiovascular health
• Teams - has five players on the court at any given time
• Scoring - points are score by successfully shooting the ball
• Dribbling - players are allowed to dribble the ball
• Fouls - are violations of the rules
• Out of bounds - if it touches anything outside the court
• Jump ball - determined which team gets the first possession
• Shot clock - if a team fails to shoot within allotted time, they lose possession
• substitution - players can be subtituted into and out of the game
• Timeouts - allowed a certain number of timeouts per game
• Violations - such as travelling, double dribbling and goaltending
• False - playing volleyball does not require teamwork
• True - Vball can help reduce stress levels
• True - playing vball enhanced hand-eye coordination
• False - vball does not improve social skills
• False - vball does not improve flexibility
• False - vball playing does not improve mental focus
• False - vball does not improve spatial awareness
• True - vball promotes better reflexes and reaction time
• True - vball helps in toning and strenghtening muscles
• Scoring point - when the ball hits the ground within opponents
• Winning a rally - if they successfully ground the ball on the opponents court if the opponents commit as a fault
• Side-out - only serving team could score points
• Rally scoring - a point is awarded on every rally, regardless of which team served
• Winning a set - team that reaches 25 points first
• Best of five - the team that wins three sets firsts wins the match
• Fifth set - deciding set
• Libero - defensive player
• DRRM - an organized system of determining ways and strategies that can prevent disasters from happening
• MITIGATION - sustained actions done to reduce the severity and likelihood of a disaster
• MITIGATION

  1. hazard assessment
  2. vulnerability analysis
  3. risk assessment
  4. risk evaluation
  5. vulnerability reduction
  6. maintenance of public infrastructure
• PREPAREDNESS - geared toward the readiness
• PREPAREDNESS

  1. Emergency preparedness plan
  2. contingency plants
  3. evacuation plans
• RESPONSE - an activy done after an hazard event
• RESPONSE

  1. Rescue and evacuation
  2. provision of emergency supplies and support
• RECOVERY - post-disaster action that leads to resiliency of the community