Flag Football Route Tree Quiz

What is the main concept of a route tree in flag football?

• Series of routes numbered from one through ten

• Series of routes numbered from one through five

• Series of routes numbered from one through seven

• Series of routes numbered from one through nine

How are the routes numbered in a route tree?

• Randomly assigned numbers

• Odds go in, evens go out

• Odds go out, evens go in

• Sequentially from one to nine

What is the key consideration for running a quick out route (route one)?

• Slow down before the cut

• Drift up field during the cut

• Curve the route slightly

• Make a sharp cut to the sideline

How many yards up field do you run before cutting in for a slant route (route two)?

• One yard

• Ten to twelve yards

• Five to seven yards

• Two to three yards

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What is the main difference between a quick out (route one) and a deep out (route three)?

• Distance run before cutting

• Angle of the cut

• Speed of the route

• Number of defenders involved

What type of route is a dig (route four)?

• Running in a circular pattern

• Running straight down the field

• Cutting in after running up field

• Cutting out after running up field

How far up field do you run before cutting back for a comeback route (route five)?

• 1 to 3 yards

• 15 to 20 yards

• 6 to 12 yards

• 4 to 6 yards

What is the main mistake people make when running a comeback route?

• Standing in one spot after the cut

• Running too fast after the cut

• Not looking for the ball

• Turning too early

What type of route is a hitch or a curl (route six)?

• Curling in toward the inside of the field

• Running in a circular pattern

• Running straight down the field

• Curling out toward the sideline

What is the key consideration for running a corner route (route seven)?

• Hard plant with inside foot before cutting

• Slowing down before the cut

• Drifting up field during the cut

• Curving the route slightly