1) This game was invented at Harrow School, in England, in 1830. a) chess b) squash c) bowling 2) Different pieces can move in different ways. a) chess b) squash c) bowling 3) At the other end of the lane, there are 10 pins. a) chess b) squash c) bowling 4) Players hit the ball with rackets so that it bounces off the walls. a) chess b) squash c) bowling 5) When all frames have been played, the player with the highest score is the winner. a) chess b) squash c) bowling 6) It is played in an enclosed court, which is open at one end. a) chess b) squash c) bowling 7) The object is to capture your opponent's pieces and finally to trap your opponent's king so that it can't move. a) chess b) squash c) bowling 8) The first player to score nine points wins the game. a) chess b) squash c) bowling 9) This is called checkmate. a) chess b) squash c) bowling 10) This game is played on a board. a) chess b) squash c) bowling 11) The ball is not allowed to bounce on the floor more than once. a) chess b) squash c) bowling 12) The object is to knock over as many pins as possible. a) chess b) squash c) bowling

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