Culm Review

Question 1

How many points does a badminton match goes to?

Answer 1

A badminton match goes to 21 points, but it can only end in a 2-point lead.

Question 2

In badminton, what are the rules a player must follow when serving?

Answer 2

• A birdie that lands on the line is in.
• The entire shuttle shell should be below the server’s waist while its being hit by the server
• The head of the racquet must be below the server’s wrist when it strikes the shuttle
• If the receiver accepts the serve, the birdie is in play

Question 3

Describe the boundaries of the badminton serving court in singles and doubles.

Answer 3

Singles:
- Short service line
- Center line
- Singles sideline
- Back border line

Doubles:
- Short service line
- Center line
- Back border line
- Doubles side line
- Doubles back service line

Question 4

Describe three faults in badminton.

Answer 4

• Server fakes a serve
• Server touches net with either a racquet or their body
• Shuttle is hit twice

Question 5

In badminton, what court does the play initiate from?

Answer 5

The first serve of the game is always made from the right side of the court diagonally to the opposite side.

Question 6

How many players are on the court during a basketball game?

Answer 6

There are 5 players from each team on the court at once, so a total of 10 players on the court at once.

Question 7

In basketball, what is a jump ball and when does it occur?

Answer 7

A jump ball is a way of starting the play by throwing it into the air between two opposing players who jump up and try to tap the ball over to a teammate. It occurs at the beginning of the game.

Question 8

In basketball, what is the shape of the key, and describe the court.

Answer 8

The court involves sidelines, the baseline, blocks, basket, free throw lane, 3 point line, top of the key, midcourt line, and centre circle. The key is a semicircle connected to a rectangle.

Question 9

Describe a double dribble in basketball.

Answer 9

• Dribbling with 2 hands at once
• Dribbling, picking up the ball, and dribbling again

Question 10

Describe travelling in basketball.

Answer 10

• Taking more than 2 steps with the ball without dribbling

Question 11

Describe an over and back in basketball.

Answer 11

• An offensive teammate returns a ball from the front court to the back court.

Question 12

What is a shooting foul in basketball?

Answer 12

A rule infraction which occurs when a defender commits illegal contact against an opposing player who is in the act of shooting near the basket or near the perimeter areas of the court.

Question 13

In floor hockey, how many players are playing on the floor at a time

Answer 13

5 players and one goalie from each team at once, so a total of 12 players on the floor at once.

Question 14

How long is a floor hockey game?

Answer 14

3 20-minute periods with 2-minute rest periods in between.

Question 15

(In floor hockey) Play resumed by a face-off when play is stopped for what reasons?

Answer 15

• Penalties- a point of infraction
• Goals- at center
• Pucks held by goalie increased or against the net- on spot on floor on that side of goal
• Pucks which land on mesh net at the back- on spot on floor on that side of goal
• Puck passed using hands (except in defensive zone by defensive player

Question 16

How long are minor and major infractions in floor hockey?

Answer 16

Minor infractions result in a 2-minute penalty. Major infractions result in a 5-minute penalty.

Question 17

Define a ‘high stick’ in floor hockey.

Answer 17

Lifting the ball above knee level.

Question 18

Define a ‘stick check’ in floor hockey.

Answer 18

Hacking and whacking on the opponent’s stick.

Question 19

Define a ‘stick lift’ in floor hockey.

Answer 19

Lifting someone’s stick which can result in breaking their fingers.

Question 20

Which holds are not allowed in a wrestling match?

Answer 20

• Choke holds
• Full nelson holds
• Submission holds
• Headlocks using both hands to perform
• Scissor holds

Question 21

How many points are awarded for moves in wrestling?

Answer 21

1 point:
- escapes
-(typically) penalties
- taking opponent out of bounds while standing

2 points:
- takedowns
- reversals
- exposing the opponent’s back to the mat
- near falls

4 points:
- taking a person down with back exposure

Question 22

How can you win a match in wrestling?

Answer 22

Pinning an opponent
A pin occurs when a wrestler holds an opponent’s shoulders to the mat in an attempt to score a fall.

Question 23

How many points for a touchdown in football?

Answer 23

6 points.

Question 24

How does the start of a football game occur and where?

Answer 24

The game starts after a coin toss. The team that wins the coin toss starts with the ball at the 5-yard line.

Question 25

Describe an interference (football).

Answer 25

Any obstruction, blocking, pushing off, screening, or illegal contact committed by a player of either team against the opponent.

Question 26

Describe a pass interference (football).

Answer 26

- Any interference made by a player against an eligible receiver. - A player who attempts to punt the ball.

Question 27

What are two tactics to try in football?

Answer 27

- One offensive tactic is to go with a hurry-up offense, which means you do not huddle which does not allow the défense to make substitutions or to have time to call different plays. - One defensive tactic is blitzing the quarterback, which sends more defensive players to sack the quarterback than they have offense players to block the blitzers.

Question 28

Define a huddle in football.

Answer 28

When a team assembles on the field to decide an offensive or defensive strategy for the next game.

Question 29

Define a line of scrimmage in football.

Answer 29

An imaginary line extending from sideline to sideline, parallel to the goal line, where the play begins

Question 30

Define an interception in football.

Answer 30

When a player’s pass is caught by the opponent.

Question 31

In kinball, how many teams play and how many are on each team?

Answer 31

Three teams play, and there are 4 players on each team.

Question 32

In kinball, what does the server say before hitting the ball?

Answer 32

The server must say “OMNIKIN” and the colour of the team they want to catch the ball.

Question 33

How long is a kinball game?

Answer 33

A kinball game has 3 periods which are 15 minutes long. If a tie occurs, the game will continue until there is a winner.

Question 34

Describe the rules for a voluntary obstruction (kinball).

Answer 34

A team will gain a point if a player blocks another player intentionally.

Question 35

Describe the rules for an involuntary obstruction (kinball).

Answer 35

No points are given, and the team that hit must hit again.

Question 36

What are 3 advanced strategies that can be used in the game? (Kinball)

Answer 36

- Fake hit - Pass - Feint

Question 37

In soccer, how many players are on the field?

Answer 37

There are two teams of 11 players on the field at once, so a total of 22 players on the field at a time.

Question 38

How long is a soccer game?

Answer 38

Generally last 90 minutes total, split into two 45-minute halves. However, stoppage time is added to the end of each half, so the game can go longer than 90 minutes.

Question 39

Identify 3 violations in soccer.

Answer 39

- Be offside - Cause the ball to go out of bounds - A deliberate handball

Question 40

Describe an offside in soccer.

Answer 40

A player is offside if they are closer to their opponent’s goal line than the ball when the ball is played.

Question 41

Describe a goal kick in soccer.

Answer 41

A kick taken by the defending side when the whole of the ball has been passed over the goal line other than between goal posts by the attacking team.

Question 42

Describe a corner kick in soccer.

Answer 42

A kick taken by the attacking team from the nearest corner when the ball has passed over the goal line other than between goal posts.

Question 43

Describe a penalty kick

Answer 43

A kick taken by the attacking team as a result of a foul in the penalty area.

Question 44

What are two strategies to try in soccer?

Answer 44

- The counter-attack - The 3-5-2

Question 45

In softball, how many pitches are allowed per batter?

Answer 45

3 pitches are allowed per batter.

Question 46

How many players on a softball team?

Answer 46

There are 9 players on each team.

Question 47

What is a safe base in softball?

Answer 47

When a runner is touching a safe base, they cannot leave it.

Question 48

Describe where the commit line is in softball.

Answer 48

The commit line is placed 1/3 of the way between 3rd base and home plate.

Question 49

In softball, a force out may occur where?

Answer 49

A force out may occur at 1st base.

Question 50

Define bases loaded (softball).

Answer 50

An instance when base runners occupy the first, second, and third bases.

Question 51

Define a home run (softball).

Answer 51

A four-base hit in which the batter scores a run around each base.

Question 52

In volleyball, how many players are on the court at one time?

Answer 52

There are 6 players from each team on the court at once, so a total of 12 players on the court at a time.

Question 53

How many points must a team win by in volleyball?

Answer 53

A team must win by a lead of 2 points.

Question 54

Describe a volley (volleyball).

Answer 54

An overhand pass of the ball.

Question 55

Describe a bump (volleyball).

Answer 55

A pass of the ball using locked forearms.

Question 56

Describe a lift (volleyball).

Answer 56

A violation where a player either lifts the ball with a flat open hand or the player holds the ball for too long while in play.

Question 57

Describe a double (volleyball).

Answer 57

When a player hits the ball twice in a row.

Question 58

Describe the shape of a volleyball court and the important lines associated with it.

Answer 58

The volleyball court is in a long rectangle shape cut evenly in half with a line stretching across the width of the court (the center line). There is also a rectangular free zone surrounding the court. There is an attack line on both sides of the court sitting 10 ft away from the net. Sidelines sit outside of the court stretching the length of the court, separating the court from the free zone.

Question 59

In volleyball, a serve may be taken from where on the court?

Answer 59

Serves must be taken from behind the serve line.

Question 60

If team A hits the net on a serve and the ball goes over the net what results?

Answer 60

The ball will remain in play, and the game will continue.