Hockey Quiz Flashcards

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What is the origin of ice hockey?

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Ice hockey began in Canada in the mid 1800’s.

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In what year did ice hockey become the national sport of Canada?

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By 1900.

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Which countries have become popular for ice hockey?

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  • Russia
  • Sweden
  • United States
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What is the typical duration of hockey games?

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3-20 minute periods with 2 intermissions.

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What is the main objective of hockey?

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To score points by hitting the puck into the goal or net.

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How is floor hockey modified from ice hockey?

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Differences in rules and no use of ice or skates.

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How many players are on a typical hockey team?

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Six (6) or seven (7) players.

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What is the role of the goalkeeper in hockey?

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To prevent the puck from going in the net using hands, feet, or stick.

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What is the function of the center forward in hockey?

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Performs the face-off and may play on both sides of the court.

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What are the names of the outside forwards in hockey?

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Left and right wings.

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What is the main responsibility of forwards in hockey?

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To score or assist a score.

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What is the role of defensive players in hockey?

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To keep the puck out of their zone and challenge opponents.

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Define ‘assist’ in hockey.

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A pass from a teammate that leads to a goal.

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What is the ‘blade’ of a hockey stick?

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The curved end used to hit the puck.

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What is the ‘body’ or ‘shaft’ of a hockey stick?

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The main part used to hold and stickhandle.

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What is the purpose of the ‘butt’ or ‘end’ of a hockey stick?

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Used for better grip and to keep the hand from sliding off.

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What does ‘centering the puck’ mean?

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To pass to a spot in front of the opponent’s goal.

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What is the ‘goalie crease’?

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The area where no player’s feet or stick, except for the goalie, is allowed.

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What is a ‘hat trick’?

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When one player scores 3 goals in one game.

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What initiates play in hockey?

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A face-off.

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What is a ‘give and go’ in hockey?

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An offensive play where a pass is given and then returned for a shot.

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What does ‘off-sides’ mean in hockey?

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Having a defensive player in the offensive zone or vice versa.

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What is a ‘power play’?

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A one-man advantage due to a foul.

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What is a ‘V-cut’?

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A move to get open by cutting away from the ball and back quickly.

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What is a 'wrist shot'?
A quick snap of the wrist for quickness and accuracy.
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What is a 'screen shot'?
A shot where the goalkeeper's vision is blocked.
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What are the rules regarding goalies in hockey?
Must stay in their crease; no player can enter except the goalie.
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What conditions nullify a goal?
* Goals hit off a player's body (except the goalie) * Foul committed by the offensive team * Player or scoring player in the crease
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What happens if the goal net is moved?
A goal will count if the puck crosses the goal line where the net should be.
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What is the goalie allowed to do in the crease?
Block the puck, catch it, or pick it up.
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What is a 'high sticking' foul?
Lifting the blade of the stick above the knees.
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What is 'slashing' in hockey?
Hitting an opponent with the stick when they can't play the puck.
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What does 'tripping' refer to in hockey?
Using any part of the body or stick to cause an opponent to fall.
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What is 'hooking'?
Holding an opponent's stick to prevent them from playing.
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What is 'goalie contact'?
Any contact with the goalie in the crease.
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What does a 'bench penalty' refer to?
Poor sports conduct while sitting on the bench.
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What happens if an offensive player is in the crease?
Defense is awarded a free pass from the center line.
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What should players do defensively?
Never pass in front of their own goal and cover their area.
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What is the recommended strategy if no one is defending you?
Stick handle and possess the puck towards the opponent’s goal.
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What should players always look to do before shooting?
Look to pass.
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What is the purpose of dribbling in hockey?
To create space.