Basketball Drills and Rules Quiz

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Match the basketball activity with its description:

Field Goal Attempt = Dribble towards the goal outside a 2.75 meter arc Catch and Pass = Pass and move between cones A and B Team Skills = Sequential passing in a five-member team Rebound = Dribble and attempt another field goal after catching the ball

Match the terms with their definitions in the basketball drills:

Cone A/B = Locations where players move to receive passes Feeder = Player who passes the ball to the athlete Position #5 = The final player who attempts a field goal Bounce Pass = A pass allowed to bounce only once before reaching the receiver

Match the uniforms with their descriptions:

Uniforms must consist of = A jersey, shorts, and sport shoes Numbers on jerseys = Must appear on the front and back Even and odd numbers = Even for athletes, odd for partners Acceptable headwear = Headbands, wristbands, and religious headwear

Match the basketball sizes with their respective categories:

Size 7 Basketball = For male athletes 12 years and over Size 6 Basketball = For female athletes 12 years and over Size 5 Basketball = For athletes under 12 years of age Basketball Size for Unified = Size preference not specified Signup and view all the answers

Match each action to its corresponding rule in the catching and passing drill:

Throwing the ball past an athlete = Athlete must return to original position Catching the ball = Player must be behind the end line Passing back to feeder = Must be done from behind the end line Attempting field goal = Only player in position #5 can shoot Signup and view all the answers

Match the player positions with their roles in the team skills activity:

Position #1 = First player to throw the ball Position #2 = Second player receiving the throw Position #3 = Third player to catch and pass in sequence Position #5 = Final player to attempt a field goal Signup and view all the answers

Match the fouls with their consequences:

5 Individual Fouls = Result in disqualification from the game 7 Team Fouls = Result in 1 and 1 bonus free throw 10 Team Fouls = Result in double bonus free throws General rule on fouls = Maintain fair play in the game Signup and view all the answers

Match the basketball events with their types:

Unified Team Competition = Equal number of traditional athletes and partners Individual Skills Level 1 & 2 = Personal skill-based events 3 on 3 Competition = Contact the State Office for rules Team Competition = Involves teamwork and strategy Signup and view all the answers

Match the timing aspect with its activity in basketball drills:

One minute = Duration for making field goals in the first task 60 seconds = Time allowed for the catch and pass drill One bounce = Limit for the bounce pass in team skills Continuous passing = Requirement during the catching and passing drill Signup and view all the answers

Match the state events with their time frames:

District Basketball = Culminating state event State Basketball Finals = Season concluding match Unified Basketball Finals = Includes traditional and unified partners Sport season = December – March Signup and view all the answers

Match the general rules with their details:

5 Individual Fouls = Disqualification 7 Team Fouls = 1 free throw bonus 10 Team Fouls = 2 free throw bonus Team Limits = Specific to player participation Signup and view all the answers

Match the quotes to their meanings:

'Let me win...' = Focus on effort over winning 'A picture paints...' = Visuals convey strong messages 'Be brave...' = Courage is important in sports 'Sport season...' = Defines the competitive period Signup and view all the answers

Match the following events with their descriptions:

Target Pass = Hit the wall inside the square for points Ten meter Dribble = Dribble with one hand for 10m Spot Shot = Field goals from six different spots Speed Dribble = Dribble as many times as possible in 60 seconds Signup and view all the answers

Match the following scoring methods with their corresponding events:

Target Pass = 3 points for inside the square Spot Shot = 2 points for spots 1 and 2 Speed Dribble = Count of dribbles in a designated circle 12 Meter Dribble = One point for passing each obstacle Signup and view all the answers

Match the following events with their unique features:

Ten meter Dribble = Starts between cones Speed Dribble = 60-second time limit Spot Shot = Two field goals from each of six spots Perimeter Shooting Level 2 = Positioned at the free-throw line juncture Signup and view all the answers

Match the following scoring details with the events:

Target Pass = 0 points if the ball bounces before hitting the wall Spot Shot = 3 points for spots 3 and 4 Speed Dribble = Dribbling must stay in a designated area 12 Meter Dribble = Alternate passing around six obstacles Signup and view all the answers

Match the following performance actions with their events:

Target Pass = Athlete has 5 passes Ten meter Dribble = Uses one hand throughout the event Speed Dribble = Restarts if the ball rolls out of the circle Perimeter Shooting Level 2 = Shoot from the free-throw line area Signup and view all the answers

Match the following point systems with their respective events:

Target Pass = 3, 2, 1, and 0 points for various hits Spot Shot = Four points for spots 5 and 6 12 Meter Dribble = One point for each obstacle Speed Dribble = Count total dribbles without breaking the circle Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their defined objectives:

Target Pass = Aim for accuracy against a wall Ten meter Dribble = Control while moving through cones Speed Dribble = Increase frequency of dribbles Spot Shot = Show skill at various shooting distances Signup and view all the answers

Match the following events with their maximum scoring opportunities:

Target Pass = Maximum of 15 points for 5 passes Spot Shot = Maximum of 24 points for all shots Speed Dribble = Unlimited points based on number of dribbles 12 Meter Dribble = Maximum of 6 points for all obstacles Signup and view all the answers

Match the following events with their specified distances:

Target Pass = 3m to wall Ten meter Dribble = 10m course Speed Dribble = Varies based on dribble count 12 Meter Dribble = 12m course with obstacles Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Basketball Official Rules

Sport season runs from December to March
Culminating events include District Basketball, State Basketball Finals, and Unified Basketball Finals
The roster for Unified teams requires an equal number of traditional athletes and unified partners (at least 4 traditional athletes and 3 unified partners). Unified partners are athletes and should not be involved in coaching roles. Assistant coaches can be on the team roster and play.
Uniforms must be identical in color and design, with numbers on the front and back of each jersey. Unified athletes will have even numbers and their partners odd numbers.
Allowed equipment includes hats, bandanas, du-rags, jewelry, and denim may not be worn during games or practice. Headbands, wristbands, and arm sleeves are acceptable. Headwear for religious or medical reasons are acceptable, but documentation must be submitted to the state office before the event. Traditional basketball shoes should be worn.
For male athletes 12 years and older, a size 7 (29.5 inch) basketball is required. For females 12 years and older, a size 6 (28.5 inch) basketball is used. For athletes under 12, a size 5 (27.5 inch) is used.
Five individual fouls result in disqualification from the game. Seven team fouls result in a one-and-one bonus (1 Free Throw, if made 2). Ten team fouls result in a double bonus (2 Free Throws). )
Separate rules exist for Unified Basketball
Individual Skill Contests include Target Pass, Ten-meter Dribble, Spot Shot, and Speed Dribble
Event 1 - Target Pass: A 1 meter square is marked on a wall, with the bottom line 1 meter from the floor. A 3 meter square is marked on the floor, 2.4 meters from the wall. Athletes get 5 attempts. Scores for hitting the wall or lines within the square are 3 points and 2 points, respectively. 1 point is awarded for hitting the wall outside the square. 1 point is awarded for catching the ball in the air or any number of bounces. 0 points if the ball bounces prior to hitting the wall.
Event 2 - Ten-meter Dribble: Timed for 60 seconds. Dribble needs to be one-handed. Athletes stay within a marked circle. Recovering a dropped ball counts.
Event 3 - Spot Shot: Six spots on the floor are marked, starting each measuerement at a spot under the rim. Athletes attempt 2 shots. Spots 1 and 2 = 2 points. Spots 3 and 4= 3 points. Spots 5 and 6 = 4 points
Event 4 - Speed Dribble: 60 second time limit for dribbling the basketball. Athletes must stay in a designated circle. Players retrieve a ball that rolls out of the circle.
Event 1 - 12 Meter Dribble Level 2 players dribble the ball while passing alternate sides from 2 meter obstacles in a 12 meter line.
Event 2 - Perimeter Shooting Level 2: players dribble to the rim for a shot outside the 2.75 meter arc. Athletes must bounce the ball then dribble and attempt the same shot in a timed period.
Event 3 - Catch and Pass Level 2: Athletes pass the ball to each other from designated spots in a cone system. Passing to the specified person is accurate. Athletes stay in the designated position until the pass is made.
Team Skills - 5 Person Teams: Each player will catch the ball then accurately pass to the next player. Passes must be in numerical order. Players must pass using a bounce pass only once. If an athlete misses the pass, it is up to the official or an athlete to retrieve the ball back to the original position to throw again. If the ball hits the player and misses, they continue throwing. The person at position 5 attempts a field goal when the ball reaches them.

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This quiz tests your knowledge of basketball drills, rules, and player positions. Match various basketball activities, events, and definitions to enhance your understanding of the game. Perfect for players, coaches, and fans looking to deepen their basketball skills.