Passing Power
Dribble Like a Pro
Pressure Play
Know Your Lineup
Soccer Smarts
100

What part of your foot is best for a short pass?

Inside

100

What part of your foot helps control the ball when dribbling?

Inside and outside

100

What does it mean to “pressure” the ball?

Stay close to force mistakes.

100

What position is responsible for scoring goals?

Forward/Striker

100

How many players are on the field for one team?

11

200

Why is it important to pass to a teammate with open space?

To help a teammate run onto the ball by passing into open space where they can receive it, not just kicking the ball into space without a target.

200

What’s the purpose of a juke (step-over, scissors, cut) when dribbling?

To fake out defenders.

200

When defending, why should you stay on your toes?

To react quickly.

200

What’s the role of a defender?

Protect the goal and stop attacks.

200

What starts the game and restarts after a goal?

Kickoff

300

What’s a “give-and-go” pass?

Pass, move, and receive back

300

How can you keep the ball close when dribbling?

Take small touches.

300

What’s the first thing you should do after losing the ball?

Try to win it back immediately.

300

What’s the job of a midfielder?

Connect defense and offense, control the game flow.

300

What happens when the ball goes out on the sideline?

Throw-in 

400

How do you make an accurate long pass?

Lock ankle, follow through, aim

400

Why is keeping your head up while dribbling important?

To see open space and teammates.

400

How does “pushing up” as a team create pressure?

It limits the opponent’s space.

400

What does it mean to “mark” a player?

Stay close to an opponent to defend them.

400

What’s an “offside” in soccer?

Being closer to the goal than the ball without a defender in front when receiving a pass.

500

What’s the key to a successful through pass?

Timing and precision to split defenders.

500

What’s a “cut” move in dribbling?

Quickly changing direction with the ball.

500

What’s the difference between high pressure and low pressure defense?

High = aggressive; Low = sitting back.

500

How do positions change when transitioning from defense to offense?

Defenders push up, midfielders support the attack.

500

What’s the difference between a direct and indirect free kick?

Direct = can score directly; Indirect = must touch another player first

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