Question

multiple-choice question
what is considered a strike? check all that apply
not kicking a ball that goes through the strike zone
a swing and a miss
a kicked ball that lands in foul territory
a double kick contact
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Explanation:

In baseball (or similar ball - sports with a strike zone concept), a strike is called in the following cases:

• "Not kicking a ball that goes through the strike zone": If the ball is in the strike zone and the batter doesn't attempt to hit (or kick, in a modified context) it, it's a strike.
• "A swing and a miss": When the batter swings at the ball and fails to make contact, it's a strike.
• "A kicked ball that lands in foul territory": A foul ball on a third strike can be a strike, but generally, a foul ball with less than two strikes is not a strike. However, if we consider the options, this is not a typical strike situation.
• "A double kick contact": In some ball - sports, a double kick contact (like a double hit in baseball) can be considered a strike. But the most typical strike situations among the options are "Not kicking a ball that goes through the strike zone" and "A swing and a miss".

Answer:

A. Not kicking a ball that goes through the strike zone, B. A swing and a miss