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1. There's another common name for a Billiard Cue. It can also be called a what?
2. An illegal shot attempt where the Cue is used to shove the Cue Ball after it has made contact with the Object Ball is called what kind of shot?
3. I'm a small sleeve at the end of a Pool Cue that the Tip is adhered to. What am I?
4. Most quality Cues are made in two pieces (Top and Bottom) that are screwed together before using for game play. Respectively, what are these pieces called?
5. Chalk is applied to the tip to aid in good contact with the Cueball. After considerable use the Tip may get compressed and smooth at the end. This causes the tip to lose its ability to hold the chalk. What is a common term for a utensile used to restore this ability?
6. The "Break" is the first shot beginning a game of pool. A legal shot that once announced, can be done only immediately following the break in which the player intentionally avoids the object ball has a specific name. What is it called?
7. Quality two piece Pool Cues may allow the user to adjust how light or heavy it is by replacing something in the Butt of the Cue. What are these things called?
8. The texture on a Cues Butt can range from bare wood to a variety of resins and shellac's. However you may choose a covering around the Butt such as animal hides or linens. What are these coverings referred to as?
9. The act of swinging your arm like a pendulum and forcing the tip forward to hit the Cue Ball is required to make a shot. What is this act called?
10. Some Pool games require the use of a bottle containing numbered balls to be drawn at random. These little "balls" have a couple different common references. What are they?
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