Flag Football Routes Quiz

Which flag football route involves running straight down the field without changing direction?

• Go

• Hook

• In

• Out

What is the main movement in a "Slant" route?

• Run straight, then turn sharply to the sideline

• Run a few steps forward, then cut diagonally across the field

• Run forward, then stop and turn back

• Run straight down the field

Which route requires the receiver to run forward and then turn sharply toward the middle of the field?

• Out

• Post

• In

• Hook

In a "Hook" route, what does the receiver do after running forward?

• Turns toward the sideline

• Stops and turns back toward the quarterback

• Runs diagonally across the field

• Runs straight down the field

Which route involves running forward and then turning at a 90-degree angle toward the sideline?

• Out

• Go

• Post

• Slant

What is the defining feature of a "Post" route?

• The receiver runs straight down the field

• The receiver cuts toward the center of the field at an angle

• The receiver stops and turns back

• The receiver turns toward the sideline

Which of the following best describes the initial movement in a "Hook" route?

• Run straight for a few yards

• Run diagonally

• Run toward the sideline

• Run backward

If a receiver is told to run a "Go" route, what should they do?

• Run straight down the field as fast as possible

• Run forward and then turn back

• Run forward and then cut to the sideline

• Run forward and then cut across the field

Which route is most likely to be used if the quarterback wants the receiver to quickly get open near the sideline?

• In

• Out

• Go

• Post

What is the main difference between a "Slant" and an "In" route?

• The "Slant" is a diagonal cut, while the "In" is a 90-degree cut

• The "In" is a diagonal cut, while the "Slant" is a 90-degree cut

• Both are straight routes

• Both are hook routes