Soccer Quiz

What is the first thing you do when you start a game of soccer during PE at LHS?

• Row Sham Bo

• Match-Up

• Start playing

• Kick off the ball

When a boy scores a point they are worth 1 point, when a girl scores a point they are worth..

Who on the playing field is allowed to use their hands during soccer?

• Anyone can use their hands.

• Girls only can use their hands.

• Boys only can use their hands.

• Only the goalie can use their hands.

What is the second thing you do once you are on the playing field?

What does it mean to "Match-Up"?

• You find someone who looks like they may not be as good as you at the sport being played and you defend them.

• You find someone who looks like they may be much better than you at the sport being played and you defend them.

• You find someone who looks like they have the same skill level as you and defend them on the field.

• You stand next to your friends.

True or False

When you are playing offense in a soccer game you or your teammates have the ball and your objective is to score points

• True

• False

True or False

When you are playing defense in a soccer game you are defending the other team with the ball and your objective is to get the ball back and not let them score.

• True

• False

What does it mean to defend someone in soccer?

• It means you stand next to your friends while the game is going.

• It means you are actively following 1 person around trying to not let them score the ball.

• It means you are running with the ball trying to score.

• It means you are watching 1 person from afar mentally trying to not let them score.

In your opinion, what is the most important aspect when it comes to winning a game of soccer?

(think teamwork, offense/defense, skills used, etc. answer needs to be a minimum of 1 sentence and 20 words)

What are the cues for dribbling a soccer ball?

• Eyes up, use peripheral vision, keep the ball close to you, alternate feet, and use the inside and outside of your feet.

• Eyes on the ball, kick the ball as far as you can, and only use your dominant foot.

• Eyes up, use peripheral vision, kick the ball as far as you can, alternate feet, and use the inside and outside of your feet.

• Eyes up, use peripheral vision, keep the ball close to you, and only use your dominant foot to kick the ball.