Each team also has  --- players “in reserve.”

These substitute players may enter the game at any time.

Aussie Rules Football is played on a grass field that is

usually what shape?

A game lasts for four quarters.  Each quarter is --- minutes long.

At each end of the field are posts.   How many posts at each end?

The tallest posts, in the center, are called the --- posts.

The shorter posts, on the ends, are called the --- posts.

TRUE or FALSE.

In order for the goal to count, the ball must be KICKED through the posts.

The game begins in the center of the field. 

One official bounces the ball off the ground. 

This is called the “ --- ”.

One player from each team comes to the field at the start of

the game.  They jump up and try to tip the ball to a teammate. 

This player is called the --- .

The object of the game is to score more points than the other

team.  How many points are awarded for a goal?

How many points are awarded for a behind?

When the defense tries to block a kick, this is called --- .

If a kicked ball is caught in the air (after traveling more than

meters), the player is awarded a ___ and gets a free kick.

On a throw-in, the umpire tosses the ball ...

On a throw-in or ball up, the ruckman tries to tip the ball to his --- ,

who must touch the ball before any other player.

Which is NOT a permitted way to move the ball in Australian Rules Football?

TRUE or FALSE.

A hand pass must be done with a closed fist.

Calculate the final score:

Melbourne 8 . 10 =

Tackling must be done around the other player's ...