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What is the equivalent of a tackle in rugby in touch football?
What is the equivalent of a tackle in rugby in touch football?
- A down
- A penalty
- A touch (correct)
- A tackle
How many chances does a team have to score a try?
How many chances does a team have to score a try?
- Six (correct)
- Ten
- Eight
- Four
What happens if a defender does not retreat the required distance after each touch?
What happens if a defender does not retreat the required distance after each touch?
- A penalty is awarded (correct)
- The play continues
- The ball carrier is awarded a try
- The game is stopped
What must a ball carrier do after being touched?
What must a ball carrier do after being touched?
What is the result if no try is scored after six touches?
What is the result if no try is scored after six touches?
How are penalties taken in touch football?
How are penalties taken in touch football?
What is the main objective of football (soccer)?
What is the main objective of football (soccer)?
How many players are on each team in football (soccer)?
How many players are on each team in football (soccer)?
What is the duration of a standard football (soccer) game?
What is the duration of a standard football (soccer) game?
What is the purpose of additional time in football (soccer)?
What is the purpose of additional time in football (soccer)?
How does a football (soccer) game start?
How does a football (soccer) game start?
What is the role of the goalkeeper in football (soccer)?
What is the role of the goalkeeper in football (soccer)?
How many outfield players are there in a football (soccer) team?
How many outfield players are there in a football (soccer) team?
What is the duration of the halftime break in football (soccer)?
What is the duration of the halftime break in football (soccer)?
What happens after a goal is scored in football?
What happens after a goal is scored in football?
What is the rule for being offside in football?
What is the rule for being offside in football?
What is not allowed in football?
What is not allowed in football?
What is awarded for fouls committed inside the penalty area in football?
What is awarded for fouls committed inside the penalty area in football?
What happens when the ball goes out of play over the touchline in football?
What happens when the ball goes out of play over the touchline in football?
What happens when the ball is last touched by an attacking player and crosses the goal line without resulting in a goal in football?
What happens when the ball is last touched by an attacking player and crosses the goal line without resulting in a goal in football?
What is the purpose of a free kick in football?
What is the purpose of a free kick in football?
What is the result of a foul committed by the goalkeeper within their penalty area in football?
What is the result of a foul committed by the goalkeeper within their penalty area in football?
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Study Notes
Basketball
- The objective is to score more points than the opposing team by shooting the ball through the opponent's hoop.
- Each team has five players on the court: two guards, two forwards, and one center.
- A basket made from outside the three-point line earns three points, while a basket made from inside the three-point line earns two points.
- Free throws are worth one point each.
- The game starts with a jump ball at center court.
- Players must dribble the ball while moving and cannot take more than two steps without dribbling.
- Violations include traveling, double dribble, carrying, and backcourt violation.
Football (Soccer)
- The objective is to score more goals than the opposing team by getting the ball into the opponent's net.
- Each team has 11 players on the field: one goalkeeper and ten outfield players.
- A standard game consists of two halves, each lasting 45 minutes, with a 15-minute halftime break.
- Additional time, known as stoppage or injury time, may be added at the end of each half.
- The game begins with a kickoff from the center of the field.
- A touch is the equivalent of a tackle in rugby, made by simply touching the ball carrier with one or both hands.
- Defenders must retreat 5 meters after each touch to stay onside.
- Penalties are awarded for infringements like forward passes, offside play, and incorrect rollball.
Volleyball
- The objective is to score points by hitting the ball over the net and into the opponent's court in such a way that they cannot return it.
- Each team has six players on the court at a time, positioned in three front-row and three back-row positions.
- A match is typically played as best-of-five sets, with each set played to 25 points, and a team must win by at least 2 points.
- The game starts with a serve from behind the end line, with a coin toss usually deciding which team serves first.
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