NPDU11 L2 Reading CCQs | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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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.)

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

(donate another ball)

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

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

P1; What did he see that changed his life?

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

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”)

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.)

P3; How is having less bounce useful?

(It is better for playing on hard surfaces.)

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)

What is special about the One World Futbol?

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

P1;What did Jahnigen want to do?

(develop a soccer ball from a light foam substance)

P1: What was Tim Jahnigen working on in 2006?

(developing new medical technology)

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

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

P4; How has One World Futbol benefited charity organizations?

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

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

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

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

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

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

(same size and weight, has less bounce)

What is a renaissance man?

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