PART 2

4. Describe the umpire’s actions for these signals. out - time - Arms are extended above the head, palms out. This position is held until the ump is satisfied that the signal has been seen and observed. safe - Both arms are extended in front of the body, palms down. The position should be held long enough to be seen by players, managers, and other umpires. strike - The right arm and hand are moved outward from the body and at least waist high. walk - ually called vocally

5. What is a designated hitter? Right fist is clenched, arm is raised. everyplayer has to rotate to the hitter position that is the national league. in the american league there are main hitters which has to be listed on the lineup card before the game.

6. What happens when a game is tied at the end of nine innings? if its a tie at the end of nine innings they will add on 2 more innings for over time

Answer:

Explanation:

Ball

There is no signal for a called ball. Instead, simply verbalize the call, "ball". Call the ball while still down, then come up. On ball four, don't point to first base, just say "ball." If the batter doesn't head toward first base, you can simply say to him "that's four."

Strike

Signal strikes with your right hand. Use the traditional clenched fist ("pounding the door"), or signal with your hand/finger shot out to the side. On a called strike, verbalize sharply; everyone should hear. On a swinging strike do not verbalize; simply give the signal.

Safe

Extend both arms together in front of you and then give a quick, sweeping motion outward, roughly parallel to the ground, palms down. On close plays, you can also verbalize the call, "safe", or "he's safe". This helps sell a close call. You can also verbalize information to help sell an extremely close call, things like "Safe - he's under the tag", of "Safe - he pulled his foot." On obvious calls ("stadium calls") don't verbalize the call.

Out

Form a hammer with a clenched right fist and deliver a quick, sharp blow. Some degree of personal style is allowed on the out call, as long you are not distracted from seeing any continuing action. If necessary, verbalize and signal additional information to sell a close call, like "off the bag" or "on the transfer."

Fair Ball

Point the right hand toward fair territory. Never verbalize "fair ball." On a close call, to emphasize the call, stab your arm into fair territory multiple times emphatically.

Foul Ball

The signal for foul ball is the same as for "Time" or other dead ball situation: Raise both hands and call loudly "Foul." Make the call loud and sharp, so everyone hears. Note that, once verbalized, you cannot reverse a call of foul ball.

Play

Point at the pitcher with the right hand with a stabbing motion and call "Play."

You must put the ball back in play following every time the ball goes dead, whether foul ball, hit-by-pitch, called "time", or other reason. When the pitcher has the ball and is ready (he must have engaged the rubber), and the catcher is in the catcher's box and is also ready, point and call "play". Under no circumstances should you allow the pitcher to go into his windup until you have called "Play".

Time

Raise both hands and call "Time" in a loud voice. Make the call loud and sharp. It is essential that everyone on the field hear you.

Important: When any umpire calls "Time," all other umpires should echo the call by also signaling and, if there is play in progress, also verbalizing "Time."

time

(Time with a small "t"). There are occasions when time is out, but "Time" has not been called. An example is when the pitcher is ready but the batter is not yet set; in this case, the plate umpire might put up his hand as a stop sign to the pitcher, signaling him to wait. It is important to understand that when you put up a stop sign like that you have called time. So you must put the ball back in play.

Important: Be very careful with this small-"t" Time. Be certain, for example, that all continuous play has come to a stop, that runners are back to their bases, and that no sudden actions are imminent. You're in a world of hurt if you've got a hand up signaling time, just as a runner breaks and a bang-bang play develops, an overthrow occurs, a run scores, and THEN you have to get everyone's attention to bring it all back.

The count

Indicate pitch count using the left hand for balls and the right hand for strikes. On fields that do not have scoreboards, give the count frequently; always give the count on an "action" pitch (with three balls and/or two strikes). Call the count loudly, so both benches (and base coaches) can hear it clearly. Finally, don't abbreviate the count by verbalizing things like "twenty-two" for two and two, or saying "full count" when the count is three and two.

3rd strike not

caught

Give the strike sign, but do not call or signal the batter out. Instead, clear the catcher and give the safe sign.

Two solutions, Solutions A and Solution B, are tested and found to have pH values of 3.0 and 7.0 respectively. Which statement below correctly compares the two solutions?
A. Solution B has an equal hydroxyl ion concentration to Solution A.
B. Solution A has a higher hydroxyl ion concentration than Solution B.
C. Solution A has a higher hydronium ion concentration than Solution B.
D. Solution B has a higher hydronium ion concentration than Solution A.​

Only 2 questions plz answer.

1.Which of the following statements provides evidence for plate tectonics?

A.The same kind of unusual fossils are found in South America and Africa.
B.All of these answers provide evidence for plate tectonics.
C.The earth’s continents are moving at a rate of centimeters per year.
D.The same kind of unusual rock layers are found in N. America, Europe & Africa.

2.Your neighbor reads a newspaper article about fossils of tropical plants being found in a very cold, southern area of the world. "How can that be?" he asks you. You tell him that ....

A.the plants probably fell in the ocean and were carried to a cold area.
B.the fossil must have been moved to that area after forming.
C.the continents may once have been in very different places than they are now.
D.it must be an April Fool's article.

Now use the temperature change simulation to carry out your experiment. Record your data, as well as any necessary calculations, in the table. You can modify the table, if necessary, so it matches your experimental procedure.

Which of these statements about the sun's energy is true? (5 points)
It is transferred unevenly to land and water.
It is transferred evenly to air and water.
It is transferred to water through air.
It is transferred only to air.
2.
(03.01 LC)

What is the main cause of wind? (5 points)
Increases in the global temperature
Severe weather
Rapid temperature changes in ocean currents
The difference in air pressures
3.
(03.01 MC)

What will most likely happen when a warmer air mass exists above a polar ice sheet? (5 points)
The temperature of the ice sheet will be lowered.
Heat will be transferred from the air mass to the ice.
The air mass will exert high pressure and rise upwards.
Air higher up in the mass will become cooler than air lower down.
4.
(03.01 HC)

The image below shows a certain type of global wind: (5 points)

The Earth is shown as a circle. Equator is shown and labeled at 0 degrees. 30 degrees north and south latitudes are shown and labeled. 60 degrees north and south latitudes are shown and labeled. Curved arrows are shown pointing from 30 degrees north and south latitudes towards the equator.

What best describes these winds?
Polar easterlies caused by air above poles being relatively warmer
Polar easterlies caused by air above poles being relatively cooler
Trade winds caused by air above equator being relatively warmer
Trade winds caused by air above equator being relatively cooler
5.
(03.02 LC)

Which of these is an example of the climate of a region? (5 points)
Continental
Foggy
Overcast
Sunny
6.
(03.02 MC)

Which of these can be determined based on the knowledge about climate? (5 points)
Plan a barbeque party or not
Plan an outdoor activity or not
Choice of foods and drinks to have
Choice of building design and materials
7.
(03.03 MC)

Which weather event is most likely to occur if there are warmer than average ocean waters in the Pacific? (5 points)
Flooding in the southern United States due to El Niño
Drought in the southern United States due to La Niña
Wet conditions in the Pacific Northwest due to El Niño
Weak trade winds due to La Niña
8.
(03.03 HC)

Study the following ocean currents map.

An ocean currents map is shown. On the map the locations for San Francisco, California and Norfolk, Virginia are marked. There is a looping current from the north past San Francisco and a looping current from the south near Norfolk

Which statement is most likely correct about the average temperatures in San Francisco, California as compared to Norfolk, Virginia? (5 points)

It is higher in Norfolk because of the cool ocean currents from the north.
It is higher in Norfolk because of the warm ocean currents from the south.
It is lower in San Francisco because of the cool ocean currents from the south.
It is lower in San Francisco because of the warm ocean currents from the north.
9.
(03.04 MC)

What type of climate is most likely expected in locations between the poles and the equator that have high amounts of water vapor in the air? (5 points)
Dry
Low humidity
No rain
Seasonal storms
10.
(03.04 HC)

Explain how precipitation happens. Use complete sentences and give at least two supporting details. (7 points)

11.
(03.04 MC)

Which of these would be part of an emergency plan before a hurricane? (5 points)
Unfasten the boats
Place storm shutters on
Drain all fuel from the car
Clear drains of dry leaves
12.
(03.05 LC)

Which is the best time to apply sunscreen? (5 points)
Before going to bed
Just after going out in the sun
1 hour after going out in the sun
30 minutes before going out in the day
13.
(03.05 MC)

Why should extra precautions against sun exposure be taken when boating? (5 points)
Water cancels out most sunscreens.
UV rays are blocked over land, but not over water.
The heat of the water increases potential skin damage.
The water reflects UV rays, adding to exposure.
14.
(03.05 LC)

Where is the ozone layer located? (5 points)
Exosphere
Mesosphere
Stratosphere
Troposphere
15.
(03.05 MC)

Maria described two layers of Earth's atmosphere.

Layer A: Weather changes take place here
Layer B: Location where weather balloons collect data

Which statement is most likely true? (5 points)
Layer A is the thermosphere and Layer B is the exosphere.
Layer A is the exosphere and Layer B is the thermosphere.
Layer A is the stratosphere and Layer B is the troposphere.
Layer A is the troposphere and Layer B is the stratosphere.

If you have done this on flvs pls give me the answers

Write down one fact about each of the following crust, mantle, outer, core, & inner core

Which event is associated with tornados?

sea levels rising due to high waves
coastal flooding due to storm surge
paths of damage up to 50 miles long
wind and rain lasting for several days

Explain the relationship between mass and gravity

anything made of matter must

Write the definition of each word.

Which wave has a wavelengh that is most likely seen as red light?

NEED HELP!!
"Compare the first and third quarter of the moon cycle as seen from the Northern Hemisphere. You must discuss the relative positions of the sun, moon, and earth in your response"

what does acceleration mean???

Scientists would like to learn more about the seismic activity that occurs on Earth’s surface. They are set to take a journey to the deepest part of earth. Develop 4 questions they should ask before they take this journey. Be sure to anticipate the factors that will change as they travel from the surface of Earth towards the core. ( giving brainliest)

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the order is messed up so you have to read from bottom to top
WILL GIVE 20 POINTS

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Which correctly lists three factors that are important to consider when forecasting weather?

clouds, isotherm, butterfly effect
isotherm, air pressure, temperature
air pressure, temperature, clouds
temperature, clouds, isotherm

Students have a small steel ball and a large steel ball, and they have a short ramp and a tall ramp.


The students want to find out if a ball's size affects how far it can roll. They also want to find out if the height of the ramp affects how far the ball can roll.
They do the following experiment: (second image)


The students finish conducting their tests and conclude that using a taller ramp and a larger ball will make the ball roll further. Is their conclusion based on a reliable experiment?

A.Yes, because they used the same color balls.


B.No. They did not do an additional test to compare the results using the short ramp.


C.No. The small ball should have been pushed with more force.


D.Yes, because they changed the height of the ramp.

Which statements best describe the second stage of cellular respiration? Check all that apply.

The stage happens in cytoplasm.
The stage happens in mitochondria.
Oxygen combines with small molecules.
Glucose is broken down.
Energy is released.

What is happening to the car's motion?

*WITH PICTURE*

It did not travel at a constant speed for the entire trip

The total time for the car trip was 50 minutes

It did not slow down during the trip

It returned to where it had started the trip at the end of the trip

what do i wright: You are a drop of water going through the water cycle. Where do you go? How do you get there? What processes do you go through? Include at least three phases of the water cycle , i know the phases of the water cycle

Can someone help me with this science question

help i am confused about this riddle.IF NOTHING IS FASTER THAN LIGHT HOW DID THE DARK GET THERE FIRST

how did Aristotle contribute to science?

Many cities in Florida that border large bodies of water have a narrow range of temperatures over the course of a year. Which property of water is the primary reason for this narrow range of temperatures?
A. high specific heat of water
B. large heat of fusion of water
C. high surface tension of water
D. large heat of vaporization of water.​

An force of 50 N is applied to a shovel, which acts as a lever to
lift an object weighing 900 N. What is the mechanical
advantage of the shovel?

In a computer simulation, Juan moves a magnet (Magnet 1) closer to another magnet (Magnet 2) that cannot move. Which statement accurately describes the change in potential energy?

a
The potential energy does not change because the magnets in the system do not change.


b
The potential energy increases because Magnet 1 moves against the magnetic force.


c
The potential energy decreases because Magnet 1 moves against the magnetic force.


d
The potential energy decreases because Magnet 1 moves in the same direction a

How do oxygen and beryllium atoms transform into oxygen ion O2- and Be2 beryllium ion Be2? tysm