Hockey
What does NHL stand for?
National Hockey League
What does WNBA stand for?
Women's National Basketball Association
What happens when all the players are in position and someone crosses the line?
Off sides
What is a home run?
When the batter hits the ball over the back fence and gets to complete a circuit of the bases without stopping and score a run.
Which two body parts are not allowed to touch the ball?
Hands and arms.
Whois the person responsible for enforcing the rules and calling penalties?
Referee
What is traveling?
Walking without dribbling the basketball
When do you kick the ball off to the other team?
When you score a touchdown or a field goal.
What is a double play?
When you get two people out in one play.
How soccer games are started off.
With a kick-off
This is the year when the NHL started. A) 1900 B) 1917 C) 1923 D) 1955
B) 1917
What is a buzzer beater?
When you shoot the basketball and make the shot before the buzzer sounds.
When do you punt the football?
When it is forth down.
What is called by the umpire when the batter does not swing at a pitch thrown outside the strike zone.
Ball
What takes place when the ball is kicked out of bounds.
A throw-in.
A starting lineup consists of 2 defensemen 3 forwards & this player -the only one allowed to hold the puck?
Goalie
How many positions are there?
The midfield stripe is on this yard line.
50-YARD LINE
What is the length of a baseball game?
9 innings
What a team is awarded when an opposing team member fouls their teammate.
Penalty kick
Most shots in hockey are wrist shots or these in which a full backswing is used to gain more force.
Slap Shot
How many teams are in the NBA? A) 28 B) 30 C) 32 D) 34
32
What term is used when a player loses possession of the football other than by passing or kicking it?
Fumble
What is it called when a home run with bases loaded and four runs are scored?
Grand Slam
How many players allowed from one team on the field?
11. One designated goalkeeper and 10 outfield players.