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In which century did football originate in Britain?
In which century did football originate in Britain?
- mid-19th century (correct)
- 16th century
- 15th century
- 17th century
What is the primary objective of playing football?
What is the primary objective of playing football?
- To score more goals than the opposing team (correct)
- To throw the ball to teammates
- To run with the ball as fast as possible
- To kick the ball as high as possible
What is the role of a midfielder in football?
What is the role of a midfielder in football?
- To prevent scoring opportunities
- To defend the goal
- To score goals
- To support both defense and offense (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a type of football?
Which of the following is NOT a type of football?
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How long is a halftime break in a football game?
How long is a halftime break in a football game?
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Which international tournament is held every four years?
Which international tournament is held every four years?
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Study Notes
Football
History
- Originated in Britain in the mid-19th century
- First official rules published in 1863 by the Football Association in England
- Spread globally, with FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association) established in 1904
Types of Football
- Association Football (Soccer): most popular version, played with a round ball and emphasizes kicking
- American Football: played with an oval ball and emphasizes carrying and throwing
- Rugby Football: played with an oval ball and emphasizes physical tackling
- Australian Rules Football: played with an oval ball and emphasizes speed and agility
Rules and Gameplay
- Objective: score more goals than the opposing team by kicking or heading the ball into the opponent's goal
- Game played between two teams of 11 players each
- Players can use any part of their body except hands and arms to control the ball
- Game divided into two 45-minute halves, with a 15-minute halftime break
Positions
- Goalkeeper (GK): responsible for preventing the ball from entering the goal
- Defenders (DF): responsible for defending the goal and preventing scoring opportunities
- Midfielders (MF): responsible for supporting both defense and offense
- Forwards (FW): responsible for scoring goals
Popular Competitions
- FIFA World Cup: international tournament held every four years
- UEFA Champions League: annual club competition in Europe
- English Premier League: top division of English football
- La Liga: top division of Spanish football
Football History
- Originated in Britain in the mid-19th century
- First official rules published in 1863 by the Football Association in England
- FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association) established in 1904 to govern the sport globally
Types of Football
- Association Football (Soccer): most popular version, played with a round ball and emphasizes kicking
- American Football: played with an oval ball and emphasizes carrying and throwing
- Rugby Football: played with an oval ball and emphasizes physical tackling
- Australian Rules Football: played with an oval ball and emphasizes speed and agility
Football Gameplay
- Objective: score more goals than the opposing team by kicking or heading the ball into the opponent's goal
- Game played between two teams of 11 players each
- Players can use any part of their body except hands and arms to control the ball
- Game divided into two 45-minute halves, with a 15-minute halftime break
Football Positions
- Goalkeeper (GK): responsible for preventing the ball from entering the goal
- Defenders (DF): responsible for defending the goal and preventing scoring opportunities
- Midfielders (MF): responsible for supporting both defense and offense
- Forwards (FW): responsible for scoring goals
Popular Football Competitions
- FIFA World Cup: international tournament held every four years
- UEFA Champions League: annual club competition in Europe
- English Premier League: top division of English football
- La Liga: top division of Spanish football
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