WFTDA Rules Quiz

How long is a regulation flat track roller derby game, in minutes?

What is the maximum amount of minutes a Jam can last, unless called off earlier as part of gameplay?

How many points does a Jammer score for each opponent they lap?

What is the term for the helmet cover worn by a Jammer?

What does WFTDA stand for?

Which of the following is a Legal Target Zone?

What is the time penalty, in seconds, for a typical penalty?

What is the term for the zone in which Blockers are in play and may legally engage and be engaged?

How many Team Timeouts does each team have during a game?

Which of the following is a reason a Jammer would become ineligible to earn Lead Jammer status?

What is the term for a formal request for Officials to review an officiating decision made by a team's Captain or Designated Alternate?

What is the name of the largest group of in-bounds and upright Blockers in proximity, containing members of both teams?

When can a legal Star Pass occur?

What happens when a Jammer is penalized and the opposing Jammer is in the Penalty Box?

How many penalties can a Skater receive before fouling out of the game?

Which Official has the authority to expel a Skater from the game?

What must a penalized Skater do as soon as an Official signals the penalty?

Which areas of the body can be used to legally block an opponent?

What is an Illegal Procedure?

What happens when there is no Pack defined on the track?

Jammers score 1 point for each opponent they lap.
The Jammer wears a helmet cover known as "The Star."
Lead Jammer status can be lost for several reasons, but blocking an opponent out of bounds is not one of them.

Illegal Target Zones include the head, back of the thighs, and back of the body; hips are legal.
A typical penalty incurs a time penalty of 30 seconds.
The zone where Blockers are allowed to engage is called the "Engagement Zone."
Each team has 3 Team Timeouts during a game.

An "Official Review" is a formal request made by a team’s Captain or Designated Alternate to review officiating decisions.
The largest group of in-bounds and upright Blockers is termed "The Pack."

A legal Star Pass occurs when both the Jammer and Pivot are upright, in-bounds, and in play.
If a Jammer is penalized and there's no opposing Jammer, the Jam ends.
A Skater can receive up to 7 penalties before fouling out of the game.

The Head Referee has the authority to expel a Skater from the game.
Penalized Skaters must immediately leave the track when signaled by an Official.
Legal blocking can only involve the torso, arms above the elbow, and legs above mid-thigh.

An Illegal Procedure refers to any non-contact infraction that violates the rules.
When there is no defined Pack on the track, all Blockers are considered out of play.