WorksheetsLax Trivia
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 26mins
Lacrosse is the...
Oldest team sport in the world
Oldest team sport in North America
Newest team sport in North America
Oldest team sport in the Olympics
Each team must have at least four players in their defensive half of the field and at least three in their offensive half.
True
False
Women did not play lacrosse until the 20th century.
True
False
Who is credited with inventing the game of lacrosse?
Native Americans
Britain
Harvard Students
Ancient Greeks
In the early days of lacrosse, the balls were frequently made of...
rubber
wood
fabric
stone
You can tackle your opponents, especially when we play Peddie.
True
False
Matches start with the ball placed between two horizontally held sticks in the circle in the middle of the field. Ahe sound of the whistle, the ball is flung into the air as the lacrosse sticks are pulled up and away.
This is called the...
(a)
You can gain possession of the ball by dislodging it from an opponent's stick by a controlled tap with a stick on an opponent’s stick in an attempt to knock the ball free. This is called a...
draw
goal
check
tackle
No one on the lacrosse field can touch the ball.
True
False
How many players are on a lacrosse field during the game (from 1 team)?
10
11
12
13
When a team has more than seven players on or over the restraining line in its offensive end or more than eight players on or over the restraining line in its defensive end it's known as...
3-second rule
Offside
Foul
Penalty
If you have the ball, how many seconds do you have before you have to pass the ball or change your cradle?
(a)
What area of the field do field players need to avoid?
The bench.
Wherever the refs are.
The crease
The draw circle.
If you foul an opponent, they may be awarded a free position by the ref. Your opponent will gain possession of the ball and can run, pass, or shoot the ball. You will need to move at least how far away from your opponent (who now has the ball) for the restart?
3 meters
10 feet
4 meters
4 feet
You can only check another player's sick if they have the ball.
True
False
Players must be aware of those around them when handling the ball.
True
False
The act of moving the stick from side to side causing the ball to remain in the upper part of the pocket webbing is known as...
checking
cradling
scoring
dribbling
A semi-circular area in front of the goal. A defender may not remain in this area for more than three seconds unless she is within a stick's length of her opponent. This area is known as...
the critical scoring area
the fan
eight-meter arc
the penalty lane
An imaginary area, approximately 18 cm (seven inches) which surrounds a player's head. No stick checks toward the head are allowed to break this area known as the...
sphere
draw
free position
critical scoring area
When you are effectively marking an opponent, how close should you be to them?
more than 3 meters
within a stick's length
at least 2 large steps
you should be able to see what color eyes they have behind their goggles
A movement by a player without the ball in anticipation of a pass is known as...
cradling
cutting
checking
clearing
The original games of lacrosse including thousands of people and goals could be miles apart.
True
False
The first formally recorded game of women's lacrosse was played in 1890 in...
Scotland
Brazil
Canada
Denmark
These players are usually the team’s primary goal scorers. They try to maintain offensive positions around the opposing team’s goal in order to gain scoring opportunities. They are..
Attack Players
Midfielders
Defensive Players
Goalkeepers
These players contribute on both offense and defense while covering the entire length of the field. As the team’s main ball carriers, they control the tempo of the game.
Attack Players
Midfielders
Defensive Players
Goalkeepers
These players help defend against offensive attacks and work to “clear” the ball from out of their goal area up to the midfielders.
Attack Players
Midfielders
Defensive Players
Goalkeepers
The semicircle area in front of each teams crease from where most goals are scored. This area includes the twelve meter fan and the eight meter arc. This is known as...
The Draw Circle
The Crease
The Critical Scoring Area
The Restraining Line
Describes the ball loose on the ground. Players will position their bodies in front of opposing players to block them from scooping up the ball. What is it?
Feed pass
Ground ball
Marking
Offenses that are potentially dangerous/ When players use their sticks recklessly or impede the progress of an opponent. This is known as...
Major Fouls
Minor Fouls
Attackers may not hold or cradle the ball directly in front of her face.
Players may not push, trip or back into an opponent with their bodies.
These are examples of...
Major Fouls
Minor Fouls
checking an empty stick, covering a ground ball with a stick, (raking), or guarding the ball with ones feet are examples of...
Major Fouls
Minor Fouls
When the ref blows the whistle, you should keep playing until you hear it again.
True
False
We will typically have practice at what time after Spring Break?
3:45-4:45pm
4:45-5:45pm
4:00-5:00pm
3:45-5:00pm
In order to be able to play, you need...
Stick
Goggles
Mouthguard
All of the above.
The lines on either side of the draw circle are known as...
restraining lines
sidelines
midfield lines
conga lines
