BILLIARDS

• This is also known as French Billiards -Carom Billiards
• A game played on a large size, baize covered table with three balls.

  -English Billiards
• A stroke in which the striker's cue ball is pocketed after making a contact with another ball.

  -The losing hazard or loser
• A stroke in which a ball other than the striker's cue ball is pocketed with another ball.

  -The winning hazard or pot
• A scoring sequence in which the striker's cue ball hits the two other balls in succession. -The cannon or carom
• A cue sport that involves players using a cue stick to a strike a white cue ball, aiming to pot 21 colored balls in a specific order.

  -Snooker
• Also knows as pool, a cue sport played on a table with six pockets. This is to strike a cue ball and pot in a set of numbered balls. -Pocket Billiards
• The goal of the other player is to hit all the solid-colored balls followed by the ____ ball into the pockets. -Nine Ball
• The player must hit the balls into the pockets in numerical order, starting with the lowest number. - Rotation or Chicago
• 11. A form of pocket billiards that is also called "Continuous Pool or Rack Pool". In this game, the player must hit 14 of the object balls into the pockets in the order or combination he or she prefers. -Straight Pool
• 12. This comes in the form of a small cube. -Chalk
• 13. Made of ivory, belgian clay, or plastic -Billiard Balls
• 14. A 40-60 inch long tapered rod which is used to strike the ball. -Cue
• It has a bed made of polished slate and is covered by felt, a woven woolen cloth. -Table