On World Wide Words, find the article about 'Back to square one'. Identify the two proposed origins for this phrase and what 'square one' refers to in each context. Then, from the 'B' index, list one other phrase that directly relates to a game or sport.
Navigate to 'worldwidewords.org' Click on the 'INDEX' button to go to the full index. Click on the 'B' link in the alphabetical navigation. Locate and click on the 'Back to square one' article link. Read the article to find the two proposed origins of the phrase and what 'square one' refers to in each context. Return to the 'Index to letter B' page. Identify one other 'B' word or phrase that directly relates to a game or sport from the 'Index to letter B'.
Successfully navigate to the 'Back to square one' article. State that one proposed origin of 'Back to square one' is early BBC radio commentaries on football (soccer) matches, where 'square one' refers to a marked section on a BBC radio commentary map. State that the other, more plausible, proposed origin is the game of 'snakes and ladders' (or 'chutes and ladders'), where 'square one' refers to the first square on the board. Identify 'Beggar-my-neighbour' as another 'B' word or phrase directly related to a game or sport from the index page.