Wrestling in Society
Scoring & Rules
Wrestling Techniques
Equipment & Safety
Wrestling Basics
100

What is the main etiquette rule in wrestling?

What is to... Show respect to your opponent, coach, and officials.

100

How many points is a takedown worth?

What is... 2 points.

100

 What is the name of the move where a wrestler brings their opponent down from a neutral position?

What is... Takedown.

100

What piece of equipment protects a wrestler's ears from injuries?


What is... Headgear or "ear guards".

100

Who is the governing body for wrestling internationally

What is... United World Wrestling (UWW)

200

What is the term for a wrestler who loses frequently to make others look good?

What is... Jobber.

200

What happens if a wrestler gains a 15-point lead over their opponent?

What is... They win by technical fall.

200

Name a move that helps a wrestler escape from the bottom position

What is... Fireman’s carry.

200

What type of knee protection helps wrestlers slide across the mat?

What is... Shooting sleeve.

200

What is the main objective of wrestling?

What is... To pin your opponent's shoulders to the mat (a fall).

300

Is wrestling an Olympic sport?

What is.... NO

300

What is awarded when a wrestler escapes from the bottom position?

What is... 1 point (Escape).

300

What skill involves lowering the stance to create a more effective attack position?

What is... Changing levels.

300

What is a requirement for wrestlers with braces?

What is... Mouthguards.

300

When or where is the origin of modern wrestling?

What is... Late 19th century 

or

Bethel, Connecticut.

400

What is one of the the two wrestling governing bodies in the U.S. or internationally?

What is... USA Wrestling (U.S.) and United World Wrestling (UWW) (International).

400

What happens if a wrestler does not appear for their match?

What is... The opponent wins by forfeit (6 points).

400

What is the penetration step used for?

What is...To set up a takedown.

400

What is the main purpose of wrestling shoes?

What is... To provide ankle support and traction on the mat.

400

Who is the inventor of early wrestling competitions?

Who is... P.T. Barnum.

500

What is the most important character trait in wrestling? (Hint: Starts with the letter d)

What is... Discipline

500

What is the major decision point range?

What is... Winning by 8-14 points.

500

What is the purpose of a headlock in wrestling?

What is... To control the opponent’s upper body and attempt a pin.

500

What should male wrestlers wear for support during a match?

what is.. Athletic supporter.

500

What is the term used for wrestling’s highest point-scoring move?

What is... A Fall/Pin, which is worth 6 points.

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