Football Review Period 3

Football Review

Today we will review rules, positions, and important terms from our American Football Unit

Football Review

During today's review we will have the opportunity to answer practice quiz questions about Football

Try your best to give the correct answer

Even though this we are being asked quiz questions, you are not graded on your responses

Thanks for participating!

Multiple Choice

Receiving a pass or running the football into the other team’s endzone is known as a...

• Touchdown

• Field Goal

• Extra Point

• Safety

Scoring Review

• Touchdown - Receiving a pass or running the football into the other team’s end zone, worth 6 points

• Field Goal - Kicking the football through the other team’s goal post, worth 3 points

• Extra Point Options - 1 Point for kicking the ball through the goal post, 2 Points for Throwing or Running the ball into the end zone

• Safety - Tackling an a ball carrier in their own end zone, worth 2 points

Multiple Select

Check the boxes of all the players who play offense

• Center

• Quarterback

• Wide Receiver

• Running Back

Offensive Players

• Center - snaps the football to the Quarterback to start each play

• Quarterback - Responsible for throwing or handing off the football to other players

• Running Back - Runs with the ball after a handoff

• Wide Receiver - Attempts to catch passes from the Quarterback down the field

Multiple Choice

How many downs (opportunities) does a team get to advance the football 10 yards or more?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Choice

When the quarterback throws the football to a player on the opposing team this is known as a...

• Fumble

• Interception

• Blocked Pass

• Snap

Interception vs. Fumble

• Interception - When the quarterback throws the football to a player on the opposing team

• Fumble - When an offensive player drops the football and loses possession

Multiple Select

Wide receivers run routes in order to...(check all that apply)

• Get away from a defender

• Show how fast he is

• Catch a pass from the quarterback

Wide Receiver Routes

• Wide receiver routes can be run long, short, straight, or angled.

• The goal of running different routes to create space from a defender

• Wide receivers try to get open enough in order to catcha pass from their quarterback

Poll

I feel confident that I will do well on our Football quiz next week

For the remainder of the class period we will complete an activity on Google Classroom