3. Which of the following is NOT true about "pok-a-tok"?
The winners were allowed take any items they wanted from the spectators.
It was a ceremonial game that was played to tell the future.
Anyone in Mayan culture could play.
The goal was to hit a rubber ball into a vertical stone hoop.

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From what I know, and according to research I did, only nobles were allowed to play, but everyone could watch. The winners were allowed to take any items from the spectators, and the game was believed to be a ceremonial game that was played to tell the future, and the goal was to hit a rubber ball into a vertical stone hoop.

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Tundexi Tundexi · Answer 2 · 2022-01-20T08:48:23+01:00

Tundexi Tundexi

20-01-2022

What is not true about "pok-a-tok" is that anyone in Mayan culture could play.

According to research, only the nobles in Mayan culture could play or be allowed to play but everyone else could watch the play as a spectators.

Hence, the statement is not true about "pok-a-tok" is that anyone in Mayan culture could play.

Therefore, the Option B is correct.