Rugby Sevens Rules

In rugby sevens, how many substitutions are allowed during a match?

• 5 substitutions

• 7 substitutions

• 10 substitutions

• 3 substitutions

In rugby sevens, how long is the halftime break?

• 2 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 10 minutes

What happens if the ball does not go atleast 10 meters in rugby sevens?

• A free kick is awarded to the opposing team.

• Try is awarded to the opposing team.

• Scrum is awarded to the opposing team.

• Lineout is awarded to the opposing team.

What happens if a player kicks the ball directly into touch from behind their own 22-meter line in rugby union?

• The attacking team receives a lineout from where the ball crossed the touchline.

• The defending team receives a lineout from where the ball crossed the touchline.

• The defending team receives a lineout in line with where the kick took place.

• The attacking team is awarded a penalty kick from the halfway line.

When can a player legally poach the ball in rugby?

• After a tackle is completed, the tackler rolls away, and they go through the gate

• As they help tackle an opposing player

• After a tackle is completed as long as they go through the gate

• Immediately after a tackle

What happens after a try is held up in rugby sevens?

• Scrum is awarded to the attacking team at the 5-meter line.

• Penalty kick is awarded to the attacking team.

• Scrum is awarded to the defending team at the 5-meter line.

• A goal line dropout is awarded to the defending team.

Who receives kickoff after scoring a try in rugby sevens?

• The team that was scored on.

• The referee.

• The team that kicked off last time.

• The team that scored the try.

What kind of kick is a conversion kick in sevens?

• Drop kick

• Punt

• Tee kick

• Up to the player

How long is a yellow card in rugby sevens?

• 2 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 4 minutes