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| 1.
The outer shell of a bowling ball is referred to as a coverstock. Which of these coverstocks would create the most friction when it comes in contact on the lane? |
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| 2.
Some high performance bowling balls have the MB labeled on the ball. What does MB stand for? |
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In order to find the mass bias of an unlabeled ball, what is the length you must measure from the pin to the direction of the center of gravity? |
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Which of these types of cores would typically have the highest mass bias differential? |
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| 5.
In terms of reactive resin coverstocks, which of these describes a specific type of resin? |
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The United States Bowling Congress has restricted approved bowling ball manufacturers from having their balls surpass a certain differential in their cores. What is the differential the manufacturers cannot surpass? |
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Which of these grits when sanded will provide the earliest ball reaction? |
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Before 1998, the American Bowling Congress and the Women's International Bowling Congress later changed to the United States Bowling Congress, did not have any rules on a ball's core differential until this controversial ball was released, and then later banned on the Professional Bowlers Association Tour. What is the name of this ball? |
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When using a reactive resin bowling ball, the ball does something to the oil on the lane. What does it do? |
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| 10.
When drilling a bowling ball, what is the grip called when the middle finger is drilled for a finger tip grip, and the ring finger is drilled for a conventional grip? |
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