Esports Strategy Recap Quiz (C1)

1. What is the primary goal of a Blitz strategy in esports?

• Slowly wearing down the opponent’s defenses over time

• Overwhelming the enemy with rapid, aggressive plays

• Forcing the opponent into late-game scenarios

• Focusing entirely on farming resources before engaging

2. In a Funnel strategy, what is the key focus?

• Splitting resources evenly among all team members

• Setting up traps to lure opponents into bad engagements

• Maximizing the resources given to one key player

• Constantly rotating between objectives to apply pressure

3. What is the main characteristic of a Split Push strategy?

• Keeping all players grouped together to take objectives

• Diving under enemy defenses to secure kills

• Rushing the opponent’s base early in the game

• Sending a single player to push a lane while the rest distract the enemy

4. The Rush strategy is most commonly used for what purpose?

• To secure an early advantage by quickly attacking a key target

• To delay engagements and build up strong defenses

• To quickly set up vision control across the map

• To bait enemies into overextending before engaging

5. How do rotations help a team in an esports match?

• By quickly moving between objectives to gain map control

• By reinforcing a single lane with all players

• By focusing all efforts on defending a single area

• By setting up ambushes and avoiding direct fights

6. What is the main risk of a Dive strategy?

• The enemy might escape too quickly

• Not dealing enough damage to secure objectives

• Losing lane control in the early game

• Overcommitting and getting countered by the opponent

7. What is a Turtle strategy designed to do?

• Control the game by continuously pushing forward aggressively

• Maintain a defensive stance waiting for an opening within the opponents attack to materialise

• Focus on speed-based engagements to keep opponents off balance

• Spread out resources evenly to avoid a single point of failure

8. What is a "Bait and Switch" strategy?

• Pretending to engage in one area while attacking another

• Using one player as a decoy while another capitalizes on the opponent’s reaction

• Forcing enemies to waste resources on fake objectives

• Constantly switching team compositions to confuse the enemy

9. In a "Zoning" strategy, what is the primary objective?

• Forcing enemies out of key areas using positioning or abilities

• Rotating between different objectives to keep enemies guessing

• Keeping one player isolated from the main team

• Defending objectives by staying grouped together

10. What is the purpose of a "Snowball" strategy?

• Playing passively and waiting for the opponent to make mistakes

• Constantly switching strategies to confuse the opponent

• Gaining an early advantage and using it to dominate the game

• Forcing enemies into drawn-out fights