1) which of the following are key elements when batting?
a) choose a side of home plate to bat from depending on whether you are right or left-handed
b) both feet inside or on the lines of the batters box.
c) hands positioned one on top of the other onthe handle of the bat.
d) all of the above.
2) what is one of the main differences between softball and baseball?
a) the bases
b) the ball
c) the uniforms
d) the coaches.
3) at what distance is a baseball pitched from the mound to the batter?
a) 40 feet.
b) 50 feet.
c) 60 feet, 6 inches.
d) 66 feet.

Question 1

When hitting a ball in baseball there are many key elements that the hitter most consider.

1)You have to choose the correct site to bat depending on being right-handed or left-handed.

2) You most keep both of your feet inside the or on the lines of the batters box.

3) Your hands should be positioned on top of the other  on the handle of the bat to achieve the best results.

The correct answer will be D because all of the previous choices are necessary to be a successful hitter.

Question 2

B is the correct answer because the main difference is the weight and the side of the ball. In baseball the ball weights 5 ounces and it is smaller. In softball the ball weights 6.25 ounces and it is larger.

Question 3

C is the correct answer. The distance in a major league baseball from the mound to the batter is 60 feet, 6 inches.

c) women should home the rights as men.

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