Interactive MCQ Practice

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1 How many players are on a kabaddi team per side?
A. 5 players
B. 7 players
C. 9 players
D. 11 players
2 How long is each half in a standard kabaddi match?
A. 15 minutes
B. 20 minutes
C. 25 minutes
D. 30 minutes
3 What must a raider do while raiding?
A. Run fast
B. Chant "kabaddi" continuously
C. Wear protective gear
D. Tag all players
4 What happens when a raider is tackled?
A. The raider is out
B. The team loses a point
C. The match restarts
D. Nothing happens
5 How many points does a team score for each opponent out?
A. 1 point
B. 2 points
C. 3 points
D. 5 points
6 Which country is kabaddi most popular in?
A. China
B. India
C. Japan
D. Thailand

Rules & Regulations

Master the complete rules of Kabaddi.

Dimensions

Court, pitch, and equipment measurements.

Practice MCQs

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10 FAQs

Most frequently asked questions answered.

Detailed Overview

Kabaddi is a contact team sport popular in South Asia. Two teams of seven players compete on a rectangular court. A "raider" from one team enters the opponent's half, holds their breath, and tries to tag as many defenders as possible before returning to their own half.

Key Topics for MCQ Preparation

Focus on these important topics when preparing for Kabaddi MCQs in physical education exams:

Team Composition

Number of players, positions, and substitutions

Match Duration

Quarters, halves, periods, and time limits

Field Dimensions

Court, pitch, and equipment measurements

Fouls & Penalties

Violations, cards, and penalty systems

Governing Bodies

International and national organizations

Major Tournaments

World cups, championships, and premier events

Rules & Scoring

How points are scored and matches are won

Techniques & Skills

Key techniques, strokes, and playing styles

Rules & Regulations

  • Each team has 7 players on the court.
  • A match consists of two 20-minute halves with a 5-minute break.
  • The raider must chant "kabaddi" continuously while raiding (holding breath).
  • The raider must cross the midline to enter the opponent's half.
  • Defenders try to tackle the raider; if successful, the raider is out.
  • If the raider touches a defender and returns safely, the touched defender is out.
  • A team scores 1 point for each opponent out and 1 point for a successful raid.
  • Players who are out can be revived when their team scores a point.

Pitch / Court Dimensions

  • Court length: 13 meters (professional)
  • Court width: 10 meters (professional)
  • Midline divides the court into two halves
  • Lobby area: 1 meter on each side (for mat)
  • Baulk line: 3.75 meters from the midline
  • Bonus line: 4.75 meters from the midline
  • Mat thickness: approximately 4-5 cm
  • Court surface: synthetic mat or mud

Quick Facts at a Glance

Sport Kabaddi
Players per Team Each team has 7 players on the court.
Match Format A match consists of two 20-minute halves with a 5-minute break.
Key Dimension Court length: 13 meters (professional)

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most common questions about Kabaddi.

What is a raid in kabaddi?
A raid is when a player (the raider) from one team enters the opponent's half of the court, tries to touch as many defenders as possible, and returns to their own half without being tackled.
What is the bonus point in kabaddi?
A bonus point is awarded when the raider successfully crosses the bonus line (4.75m from midline) with at least one foot on the ground and returns safely. This is in addition to any touch points scored.
What is a super raid in kabaddi?
A super raid occurs when a raider successfully touches 3 or more defenders in a single raid and returns safely. It is a high-impact play that can dramatically shift the match momentum.
What is the all-out in kabaddi?
An all-out occurs when an entire team has all 7 players sent off the court. The team that achieves the all-out scores 2 bonus points, and the opposing team's players are revived.
Can a raider be revived after being out?
Yes, a raider who is out can be revived when their team scores points in a subsequent raid or tackle. For each point scored, one player is revived in the order they were out.
What is the do-or-die raid in kabaddi?
A do-or-die raid occurs when a team has 2 or more consecutive empty raids (no points scored). On the third raid, the raider must score at least 1 point or they are out regardless of being tackled.
What is the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL)?
The Pro Kabaddi League is a professional kabaddi league in India started in 2014. It follows a franchise model similar to the IPL and has popularized kabaddi globally with international players.
What are the different forms of kabaddi?
There are two main forms: Standard style (played on a rectangular court, used in international competitions) and Circle style (played in a circular field, popular in Punjab and rural India).
What is the lona in kabaddi?
A lona is the term for an all-out in some regional variations of kabaddi. When all 7 players of a team are out, the opposing team earns 2 extra points and the out team is revived.
What is the role of the raider vs defenders?
The raider enters the opponent's half to score points by touching defenders. Defenders try to tackle the raider by grabbing and preventing their return, scoring points by successfully stopping the raid.