Which of the following is not a player in hockey?

Who is the only player allowed in the goalie crease?

Which players primary role is to stop the other team from scoring?

What player takes the face-offs?

How many forwards and defensemen are there on the court for each team?

T or F: A goal is scored when the ball touches the goal line.

T or F: The object of hockey is to let your opponent score as many goals as possible.

T or F: It's important to keep you stick on the ground, hands on it, head up and ball close.

What are short, small movements of the ball called on either side of the blade called?

How many players are there on the court with the goalie?

How many periods are there in a game?

What's it called when a player passes to a teammate who is able to shoot on net and score?

What penalty is when you impede progress of an opponent who doesn’t have the puck or who is pursuing the puck?

What penalty is when a stick or any portion of a player’s body causes an opposing player to fall?

What penalty is when a player strikes an opponent with your stick above shoulder level?

What's it called when the offensive team has a player in the opposing team’s zone with no puck?

Which part of the stick should you pass to?

What's it called when the referee drops the puck between 2 players to start a game?

What is the special area in front of the goalie net where only the goalie can be called?

What player takes the face-offs?

How many forwards and defensemen are there on the court/rink for each team?

How many players are on the court/ice at the start of the game? (Total for both teams including goalies.)

In what year did the first indoor ice hockey game take place? It was played in Montréal, Quebec.