Lacrosse Game Quiz

How many quarters are there in a lacrosse game, and how long is each quarter?

• 2 quarters, each 15 minutes long

• 4 quarters, each 12 minutes long

• 3 quarters, each 10 minutes long

• 4 quarters, each 15 minutes long

What are the types of fouls in lacrosse?

• Major or minor

• Offensive or defensive

• Intentional or accidental

• Personal or technical

When does the clock stop after a goal?

• When the official blows the whistle and signals

• When the team is ahead by 10 or more goals

• In the last minute of any quarter

• For fouls outside the CSA

In the last minute of any quarter, when does the clock stop?

• For fouls in the critical scoring area

• For fouls outside the CSA

• When a team is ahead by 10 or more goals

• After a goal is scored

What happens to the clock if a team is ahead by 10 or more goals?

• The clock keeps running after goals and fouls

• The clock stops for every foul

• The clock stops after each goal

• The clock resets to zero

What must a player do before moving after a foul at midfield?

• Run quickly

• Pause briefly

• Shout loudly

• Pass the ball

What happens if a player does not stop after a foul at midfield?

• The player is ejected

• The ball is moved back

• The game is paused

• The player receives a warning

What does the 3-second rule in defense refer to?

• Can't stay in the 8-meter area too long

• Must pass the ball within 3 seconds

• Must shoot within 3 seconds

• Must defend within 3 seconds

What happens when a foul occurs in the Critical Scoring Area (CSA)?

• The game continues without interruption

• A whistle stops play

• A goal is automatically awarded

• The player is sent off the field

What is considered dangerous propelling in the context of offense rules?

• Safe passing

• Unsafe shooting

• Quick dribbling

• Slow running