Understanding Handball

The video explains the rules of handball, a sport combining elements of basketball, soccer, and ice hockey. It covers gameplay, scoring, and court dimensions, emphasizing ball handling, movement, and defensive strategies. The video also details game duration, overtime, and tie-breaking procedures. Special rules like the goal crease and penalties are discussed, along with fouls, progressive punishment, and substitutions. The video concludes with additional resources for further learning.

What is the primary objective of a handball game?

• To block the opposing team's shots

• To maintain possession of the ball

• To score more goals than the opposing team

• To dribble the ball across the court

How many players from each team are on the court at any given time?

• Eight

• Seven

• Six

• Five

What happens if a player holds the ball for more than three seconds?

• A free throw is awarded to the opposing team

• The player is given a warning

• The player must pass the ball immediately

• The game is paused

What is the term used when a team makes no attempt to shoot?

• Passive play

• Active play

• Defensive play

• Aggressive play

What is the consequence if a defender steps into the goal crease?

• The defender is penalized with a yellow card

• A seven-meter throw is awarded

• A free throw is awarded

• The goal is automatically counted

What is a dribble fault in handball?

• Dribbling the ball for more than three seconds

• Dribbling the ball with both hands

• Stopping and then continuing to dribble

• Dribbling the ball out of bounds

What is the first step in progressive punishment for fouls?

• A red card

• A two-minute suspension

• A warning

• A yellow card

How many overtime periods are played if a handball game is tied?

• Two

• One

• Three

• Four

What must substitutes do when entering the game?

• Wait for a timeout

• Enter from the goal area

• Cross over the substitution line

• Receive a signal from the referee

What happens if a player receives a fourth foul?

• They receive another yellow card

• They are given a two-minute suspension

• They are shown a red card and ejected

• They are given a warning