Football

Football Review

From history to play

Multiple Choice

Harvard and Yale formalized football rules in

• 1876

• 1933

• 1970

• 1920

Multiple Choice

The NFL was formed in...

• 1876

• 1933

• 1970

• 1920

Multiple Choice

The AFC and NFC started

• 1876

• 1933

• 1970

• 1920

Multiple Choice

How many players from one team are on the field at one time?

• 11
• 12
• 13
• 10

Multiple Choice

How many timeouts is each team given in a game with no overtime?

• 4 timeouts per game

• 3 timeouts in each half

• 6 timeouts in each half

• 3 timeouts per game

Multiple Select

In football, the defensive team..... (check all that apply)

• attempts to recover fumbles made by the offense

• intercepts passes

• covers players down field

• puts pressure on the quarterback

• attempts to tackle the person with the ball

Multiple Choice

In football, the offensive team...

• tries to stop the other team from scoring.

• gets first downs and and protects the ball from turnovers.

• receives the a punt or kick-off.

• attempts to intercept a pass.

Fill in the Blank

The offense must have ______ players on the line of scrimmage at all times.

Multiple Choice

If you are on offense and the ball is on your own team's 32 yard line, and it is now 4th down... what should your team do? and why?

• Try to get a first down.

• Run for a touchdown because you can get more points.

• Punt because of your field position.

Multiple Choice

How many yards do you need to gain in order to get a first down?

• 1 point

• 2 points

• 10 yards

• 7 points

• 20 yards

Multiple Choice

A safety is worth...

• 1 point

• 2 points

• 10 yards

• 7 points

• 20 yards

Multiple Choice

A successful PAT is worth...

• 1 point

• 2 points

• 10 yards

• 7 points

• 20 yards

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What is the score or total number of points for a team at the end of the game that scores 3 touchdowns on offense, makes two extra points PAT's) by kicking, runs for the other PAT successfully, makes 2 field goals, has an interception returned for a touchdown, kicks that PAT successfully, and sacks the opposing quarterback in the end zone for a safety?

Multiple Select

Check all that apply: Special Teams can....

• be an area of a team that doesn't get viewed as important

• change the momentum of the game with a big punt or kick off.

• not practice at all.

• determine the outcome of the game.

Multiple Choice

Flipping the ball backward

• lateral

• shuffle

• incomplete

• false start

• on side

Multiple Choice

Illegal move

• lateral

• shuffle

• incomplete

• false start

• on side

Multiple Choice

A dropped pass

• lateral

• shuffle

• incomplete

• false start

• on side

Multiple Choice

A chest pass

• lateral

• shuffle

• incomplete

• false start

• on side

Multiple Choice

A very good way of getting the ball right back to your team during kick-off but is very risky.

• lateral

• shuffle

• incomplete

• false start

• on side