Hu Tu Tu — Outdoor Games — Practice

Question 1

What must a Kabaddi player chant while in the opponent's half?

Accepted Answer

A Kabaddi player must chant 'Kabaddi! Kabaddi!' continuously without taking a breath while in the opponent's half. If they stop chanting and take a breath, they are out.

Question 2

How many players are in a Kabaddi team?

Accepted Answer

Each Kabaddi team has 7 players on the court. There are also substitute players on the bench.

Question 3

How is Kho-Kho different from Kabaddi?

Accepted Answer

Kabaddi: attacker chants 'Kabaddi' without breathing, touches defenders. Kho-Kho: chaser runs and tags defenders, shouts 'Kho!' to pass the turn. Kabaddi is about breath control and strength; Kho-Kho is about speed and quick direction changes.

Question 4

Why are games like Kabaddi good for your health?

Accepted Answer

Kabaddi is good for health because it involves: (1) running and dodging — great exercise for the whole body, (2) breath control — improves lung capacity, (3) strength and agility — makes muscles strong and flexible. Playing outdoors also gives fresh air and vitamin D from sunlight.

Question 5

What can we learn from traditional games that video games cannot teach us?

Accepted Answer

Traditional outdoor games teach: (1) real teamwork — you physically coordinate with teammates, not just through a screen, (2) sportsmanship — you learn to win and lose face-to-face with grace, (3) physical fitness — your body gets real exercise, (4) making friends — outdoor play builds real friendships, (5) creativity and problem-solving — you make up rules and adapt. Video games are fun too, but they cannot replace these real-life lessons.

Practice — Hu Tu Tu — Outdoor Games

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