PE Exam
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- No
- Lacrosse: Can a player kick the ball with their feet?
- 5
- Basketball: How many players from each team are on the court at a time?
- Serve
- Volleyball: What is the play started with?
- Jump ball
- Basketball: How is a game started?
- 0
- Tennis: What is love referred to as?
- Kill
- Volleyball: What is playing the ball in such a way that the other team is unable to control called?
- Double dribble
- Basketball: What is it called when one person dribbles, stops and picks up the ball and starts to dribble again or dribble with two hands simultaneously?
- Let
- Tennis: What is a serve that touches the net or receiver and still lands in the service court called?
- Roll shot
- Volleyball: What is a fake spike that is just rolled over the top of the block using top spin called?
- 3
- Volleyball: How many hits is each team allowed per side?
- Center forward
- Hockey: Which player can play both offense and defense?
- Centerline
- Lacrosse: What is the line that runs across midfield called?
- Spike
- Volleyball: What is jumping to hit the ball with a hard driven one arm attack from above the head called?
- Press
- Basketball: What is a team's attempt to take the ball away from their opponent before they can set up their offense called?
- Yes
- Lacrosse: Is off-sides considered a technical foul?
- 6
- Lacrosse: How many feet wide and high is the goal?
- 3 seconds
- Hockey: How long can a goalie hold the puck?
- High sticking
- Hockey: What is a violation where the player raises their stick above the waist at any time called?
- 15
- Tennis: What is the first point score called?
- 5
- Basketball: How many fouls does it take to foul out?
- Yes
- Tennis: Can both the serving and receiving side score points on a serve?
- 2
- Hockey: How many times long is the playing field than wide?
- Dig
- Volleyball: What is a pass that is used to save a ball from hitting the ground called?
- Penalty shot
- Hockey: What is a shot taken by a player from a predetermined spot and the opposing goalie is the only opponent permitted to defend the goal called?
- In
- Tennis: Is a ball that lands on the line considered in or out?
- Penalty
- Hockey: What is it called when an infraction of the rules has taken place?
- Setter
- Volleyball: Which player is considered the "quarterback" of the offense?
- Right
- Tennis: Which side must the first serve be served from?
- Offense
- Basketball: What is the team that has the ball called?
- Dr. James Naismith
- Basketball: Who invented basketball?
- 5
- Basketball: How many seconds is a player allowed to in-bound the ball?
- No
- Volleyball: Is a player allowed to touch the net?
- 30
- Tennis: What is the second point called?
- 6
- Tennis: How many games must a player win to win a set?
- No
- Volleyball: Does a block count as a hit?
- No
- Hockey: Is body checking allowed in hockey?
- 5
- Lacrosse: How many fouls does it take to foul out?
- Game point
- Volleyball: What is the last point of the game called?
- 1
- Basketball: How many points is a free throw worth?
- Crease
- Hockey: What is the area called that only the goalie can play in?
- Block
- Volleyball: What is defense of the net by jumping and using both hands to prevent the ball from crossing?
- Libero
- Volleyball: What is the specialized player with specific rules related to the position called?
- Ace
- Tennis: What is a serve that the receiver cannot play called?
- touching or across the goal line
- Hockey: Where must the puck be in order to count as a goal?
- Advantage
- Tennis: What is the first point after deuce called?
- Bump
- Volleyball: What is a two arm forearm volley used to pass the ball up to the front row called?
- Fake
- Basketball: What is a deceptive move to get a defensive player out of position called?
- Face-off
- Hockey: How is a hockey game started between 2 opponents?