NPDU11 L2 Reading CCQs | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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P1; What did he see that changed his life?

(children in Darfur playing soccer with a ball made of trash)

P4; How has One World Futbol benefited charity organizations?

(They don’t have to continuously replace worn out soccer balls.)

P1: What was Tim Jahnigen working on in 2006?

(developing new medical technology)

P3; How is having less bounce useful?

(It is better for playing on hard surfaces.)

P3; How is the One World Futbol similar to and different from a standard soccer ball?

(same size and weight, has less bounce)

P1; What problem did Jahnigen have that prevented him from developing the soccer ball right away?

(His money was invested in his medical technology business.)

P4; What is One World Play Project’s mission? (“to turn the world into a field of play”)

(“to turn the world into a field of play”)

P4; What does Jahnigen’s company do for each ball that is sold?

(donate another ball)

P2; How did the One World Futbol get its name?

(from Sting’s song, “One World (Not Three)”)

P2; Who helped Jahnigen fund the development of the One World Futbol?

(Sting, a musician, charity supporter, and friend, helped pay for it.)

What is a renaissance man?

A well-educated person that excels in a wide variety of subjects or fields.

What is special about the One World Futbol?

(It won’t wear out or go flat, and lasts for years.)

P3; What other benefits does the ball have?

(It never needs an air pump and never goes flat; it can be run over by a car without losing its shape.)

P1;What did Jahnigen want to do?

(develop a soccer ball from a light foam substance)

P4; What idea is One World Play Project focused on promoting?

(Children need play just as much as they need food or medicine.)

P4; What company did Jahnigen and his wife found in 2010? What was it for?

(One World Play Project, to sell the One World Futbol)

P1;Why did the children have a ball made of trash?

(Donated soccer balls quickly go flat on the rough or rocky ground.)