In which game are terms like break, cannons, cue, potting, and kissed commonly used?
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Correct answer: C
Explanation
The Correct Answer is option 3 i.e. Billiards.
The terms break, cannons, cue, potting, and kissed are commonly associated with Billiards, a cue sport played on a rectangular table with balls and a cue stick.
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Break refers to the first shot that starts the game.
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Cannons are shots where the cue ball strikes both object balls in a single play.
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Cue is the stick used to strike the cue ball.
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Potting involves sinking a ball into a pocket.
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Kissed refers to unintended contact between balls, often affecting the intended shot.
These terms are also used in related cue sports like Snooker and Pool.
Other options :
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Chess: Involves terms like checkmate, castling, and stalemate — no cue-related terms.
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Polo: Involves mallets, chukkas, and goals — unrelated to billiards.
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Golf: Uses terms like birdie, eagle, and par — no overlap with billiards terminology.