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Indoor 2/3 ball Soccer and Gatorball

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does "possession" mean in both indoor 2/3 ball soccer and Gatorball?

a)

Having the ball

b)

Passing the ball

c)

Shooting the ball

d)

Doing skills with the ball

2.

(Indoor 2/3 ball Soccer & Gatorball) Fill in the blank: The ball is placed _______________ to start the game.

a)

on the goal line

b)

at midfield

c)

at the corner of the goalie box

d)

at the corner of the field (corner kick area)

3.

In Indoor 2/3 ball soccer, how much is a goal worth for boys and how much for girls?

a)

1 point for boys, 3 points for girls

b)

2 points for boys, 1 point for girls

c)

Both boys and girls receive the same point for a goal = 1

d)

1 point for boys, 2 points for girls

4.

In Indoor 2/3 ball soccer and Gatorball, which player is the only player allowed to touch the ball with their hands?

a)

Midfielder

b)

Defender

c)

Foward

d)

Goalkeeper

5.

Read the following scenario & pick all answers that are correct. John, who plays midfield position in Gatorball, uses his hands to catch the ball on a bounce. He says it's not a foul. Is he correct?

a)

Yes, as long as the ball is caught in the air after a bounce it is not a foul.

b)

No, you are NOT allowed to catch a ball that has bounced off the ground.

c)

Yes, only if it was first thrown by his team's goalie

d)

No, you can only pick a ball up with the "pop-up" method we learned in class.

6.

In Gatorball a ________________ is awarded to the opposing team when a defensive player last touched the ball over his own goal.

a)

corner kick

b)

goal kick

c)

free kick

d)

penalty kick

7.

In both Gatorball and Indoor 2/3 ball soccer, what player position most always scores on a team?

a)

forward/striker

b)

midfield

c)

defenders/fullbacks

d)

keeper/goalie

8.

Which position is considered the "final line of defense"?

a)

goalkeeper

b)

midfield

c)

attakers

d)

defenders

9.

When a player attempts to control a ball by stopping it or changing its direction when playing Indoor 2/3 ball soccer or Gatorball (ball is on the ground) it is called _____ .

a)

A. Gathering

b)

B. Stealing

c)

C. Trapping

d)

D. Intercepting

10.

What part of your body cannot touch the ball while the ball is in play (other than the goalie)?

a)

head

b)

chest region

c)

stomach

d)

hands to shoulder region

11.

A goalie is always allowed to punt the ball during game play?

a)

True, when playing indoor 2/3 ball soccer only.

b)

True, when playing Gatorball only on the field.

c)

False, no punting allowed in Gatorball or indoor 2/3 ball soccer

d)

True, when playing both indoor 2/3 ball soccer and Gatorball.

12.

What are the point values for throwing, kicking and heading the ball into the goal in a Gatorball game?

a)

Throwing and kicking = 1 point; heading = 2 points

b)

Throwing = 1 point; Kicking = 2 points; Heading = 3 points

c)

Throwing 2 points; Kicking = 1 point; Heading is not allowed

d)

All forms of scoring (kicking, throwing & heading) are the same point value = 1 for each score.

13.

According to the original game of Gatorball (from your study guide) the game combines the sports of:

a)

soccer, football, basketball and handball

b)

soccer, football, handball

c)

soccer, football and basketball

d)

soccer and football only.

14.

What can be done with a thrown ball caught in a Gatorball game?

a)

You can drop it & dribble it as in a soccer dribble

b)

You can run with it.

c)

You can punt it.

d)

You can throw it into the goal for a score.

e)

All answers are correct

15.

Gatorball was first introduced in 1930 by what school?

a)

Flagler College, Saint Augustine Florida

b)

Seabreeze High School, Daytona Beach Florida

c)

Lake Sumter Community College, Leesburg Florida

d)

Eustis High School, Eustis Florida

16.

When playing indoor 2/3 ball soccer a legitimate score must: (Select all that are correct)

a)

Have the ball kicked or thrown before crossing the yellow/white line.

b)

Have the ball kicked or thrown waist level or below

c)

Have the ball kicked from anywhere on the court.

d)

Have the ball kicked or thrown by only the opposing team.