Rules Quiz - Beginner

Rules Quiz - Beginner
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There are 25 questions and each one has 1 answer that is more correct than the other 4 answers. Candidates must attain 80% or 20 out of 25 correct answers. Please include a long term email address, as student accounts tend to end when you graduate!! Please read all questions carefully
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What is the correct Open, Senior Men & U21 Men ball size?*

Size 2Size 3Size 4Size 5Size 6
What is the correct Junior & Women's ball size?*

Size 2Size 3Size 4Size 5Size 6
What is the correct Pitch Size?*

35m Long x 23m Wide40m Long x 35m Wide33m Long x 8 Lanes Wide35m Long x 25m Wide25m Long x 6 Lanes Wide
What is the correct Goal Size?*

2m Wide, 1.5m High, 2m from Water1.5m Wide, 1m High, 2m from Water1m Wide, 1.5m High, 2m from Water1.5m Wide, 1m High, Paddle height from Water1m Wide, I.5m High, Paddle height from Water
What is the minimum front bumper size?*

5cm high, 3cm thick, 10cm around the end of the boat5cm high, 3cm thick, 30cm around the end of the boat5cm high, 3cm thick, 10cm down the length of the boat6cm high, 3cm thick, 10cm down the length of the boat6cm high, 3cm thick, 30cm around the end of the boat
How is each player individually identified?*

10m number on front, 20m number on back, 7.5m number each side of helmet, Captain’s armband10 inch number on front, 20 inch number on back, 7.5 inch number each side of helmet, Captain’s armband7.5mm number on front, 20mm number on back, 10mm number each side of helmet, Captain’s armband7.5cm number on front, 20cm number on back, 10cm number each side of helmet, Captain’s armband10cm number on front, 20cm number on back, 7.5cm number each side of helmet, Captain’s armband
What equipment MUST each player have?*

Boat, paddle, helmet with faceguard, buoyancy aid, shirt, spray-deck, footrestBoat, double bladed paddle, helmet, buoyancy aid, shirt, spray-deck, swimsuitBoat, double bladed paddle, helmet with faceguard, buoyancy aid, shirt, spray-deckBoat, double bladed paddle, helmet with faceguard, buoyancy aid, shirt, glassesBoat, paddle, helmet with faceguard, buoyancy aid, shirt, spray-deck, nose plug
What item would you allow a player to have?*

Eye glassesHard elbow supportWedding ringWatchBracelet
How long is a game usually?*

2 periods of 7 minutes, with a 1 minute half time break30 minutes2 periods of 10 minutes, with a 3 minute half time break20 minutes2 periods of 10 minutes, with a 2 minute half time breaks
How do you start a game?*

Throw the ball to the centre of the playing area, and then blow the whistleBlow the whistle and then throw the ball near to the side lineThrow the ball in the middle near the side line and then blow the whistleBlow the whistle and then throw the ball in the middle near the side lineBlow the whistle and then throw the ball to the centre of the playing area
When is a goal scored?*

Whole of ball passes through the front plane of goal frameAny part of ball crosses front plane of goal frameBall hits back of netBall hits the goal frameBall lands in net
Which one of these could be a goal?*

Shooting directly from a side lineShooting directly from a free shotShooting directly from a free throwWhen an attacker kayak tackles the goal keeper as the shot is being takenShooting directly from a centre restart – after a previous goal as been scored
How do you take a centre restart?*

The player taking the throw must position part of their kayak in the centre of the playing areaThe player taking the throw must position part of their kayak in the centre of the playing area and present the ballThe player taking the throw must present the ball anywhere in their half of the playing areaThe player taking the throw must be anywhere in their half of the playing areaThe player taking the throw must be under their own goal
When is the ball out of play?*

When it crosses the vertical plane of either the side or goal lines or when it touches an overhead obstacleWhen it touches or crosses the vertical plane of either the side or goal lines or when it touches an overhead obstacleWhen it touches or crosses the vertical plane of side lines or when it touches an overhead obstacleWhen it touches or crosses the vertical plane of either the side or goal linesWhen it touches or crosses the vertical plane of either the side or goal lines or when it touches a pitch invader
When can normal substitutions be made?*

During a break in play, so long as the whole of one player’s boat completely exits the playing area at their own goal lineAny time, so long as the whole of one player’s boat completely exits the playing area at their own goal lineDuring a time out, so long as the whole of one player’s boat completely exits the playing area at their own goal lineAny time, so long as the whole of one player’s boat completely exits the playing areaDuring a break in play, so long as the whole of one player’s boat completely exits the playing area
When can a player strike an opponent with their paddle?*

When the opponent has possession of the ballWhen the player has control of the ballWhen the opponent is shootingWhen the player is shootingNever
How long is individual possession?*

3 seconds4 seconds5 seconds6 seconds7 seconds
What is a kayak tackle?*

A player manoeuvering their kayak against an opponent’s kayakA player hitting an opponent’s kayak with their kayakA player using their kayak to push an opponent overA player manoeuvering their kayak against an opponent’s kayak in an attempt to gain possession of the ballA player manouevering their kayak against an opponent’s kayak within the 6 metre area
When can a player allow their kayak to hit an opponent in their body?*

When the opponent has possession of the ballWhen the player has control of the ballWhen the opponent is shootingWhen the player is shootingNever
What is a hand tackle?*

A player pulling an opponent with one handA player pushing an opponent with one handA player moving an opponent's kayak with their handsA player pushing an opponent’s kayak off of theirs with their handsA player using their hand to block an opponent’s shot
What part of an opponent is a player allowed to gain support from?*

NothingThe front of their boatThe back of their boatTheir headTheir upper arm
When MUST you always award a goal penalty shot?*

When a player is about to be fouled while shooting in the 6m areaWhen a player is fouled while shooting in the 6m areaWhen a player is fouled while passing in the 6m areaWhen a player is fouled while shooting in the playing areaWhen a player is fouled while paddling into the 6m area
Where should all players be for a goal penalty shot?*

Shooter in line with 6m, subs in their area, all others with bodies behind centre lineShooter in line with 4.5m, subs in their area, all others with bodies behind centre lineShooter in line with 6m, all others with bodies behind centre lineShooter in line with 4.5m, all others with bodies behind centre lineShooter in line with 4.5m, subs behind the goal, all others with bodies behind centre line
Where should all officials be for a goal penalty shot?*

Time Keeper and Score Keeper at table, 1st Ref at 6m mark, 2nd Ref at half way markTime Keeper by the 1st Ref at 6m mark, 2nd Ref at half way mark, Score Keeper at tableTime Keeper and Score Keeper at table, Leading Ref at 6m mark, Trailing Ref at 6m markTime Keeper and Score Keeper at table, Leading Ref at 6m mark, Trailing Ref at half way markTime Keeper and Score Keeper at table, 2nd Ref at 6m mark, 1st Ref at half way mark
When does playing time finish?*

At the start of the Time Keeper’s signalAt the end of the Time Keeper’s signalWhen the 1st Referee signals itWhen either Referee signals itWhen a hooter or horn is heard
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Rules Quiz - Beginner

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