| Object | Sport |
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| move a projectile in the fewest attempts possible from a defined starting point though the air and along the ground by striking it with sticks to a specified area on the ground | |
| redirect a projectile, before failing three times, into the 90 degree wide playing area while avoiding members of the opposing team and transversing 360 feet of path by foot | |
| move a projectile using every part of the body excluding the upper appendage while trying to place the projectile into a upright area 24 feet wide by 8 feet tall | |
| hit a projectile over the net using a solitary strike and bounce it in the opponents court twice before the opponent returns the projectile by doing the same | |
| move projectile along the playing surface by passing or bouncing as to gain an adventageous position from which to toss the projectile into a round, elevated scoring area | |
| control an oblong projectile with the upper appendages across the scoring line that the opponent is defending; or strike the projectile from the ground with the foot between posts | |
| control a rubber disk using sticks along the playing area while trying to place the projectile into an upright area 6 feet wide by 4 feet tall | |
| roll projectile along smooth surface, usually wood, as to displace a given number of upright structures, usually ten | |
| hit a projectile over the elevated net using a maximum of three touches and bounce it in the opponents court before the opponent returns the projectile by doing the same | |
| transverse by foot a given distance in less time than any opponent | |
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