PE Soccer Test

1. 1A team consist of [blank_start]11[blank_end] player ([blank_start]10[blank_end] on the field plus the goalie)

   1. A11
   2. B10
2. 2Soccer was brought to the Olympics in [blank_start]1900[blank_end] and to the World Cup in [blank_start]1930[blank_end]

   1. A1930
   2. B1900
3. 3A goal is [blank_start]one point[blank_end]. A goal is scored when the entire ball completely
   crosses the [blank_start]goal line[blank_end] between the [blank_start]goalposts[blank_end] and [blank_start]under the crossbar.[blank_end]

   1. Aone point
   2. Bgoal line
   3. Cgoalposts
   4. Dunder the crossbar.
4. 4Varies by age. Typically professional and college play [blank_start]2forty-five minute halves[blank_end]. High school plays [blank_start]2 forty minute halves[blank_end]. Jr. High plays [blank_start]2thirty minute halves[blank_end]. Youth leagues play [blank_start]4 ten minute quarters[blank_end].

   1. A2 45 minute halves
   2. B2 40 minute halves
   3. C2 30 minute halves
   4. D4 10 minute quarters
5. 5The clock will stop for one of the following reasons only: 1) A[blank_start]goal[blank_end] is scored, 2) There is a [blank_start]penalty kick[blank_end], and 3) An official [blank_start]calls time[blank_end]. Coaches
   [blank_start]cannot[blank_end] call a “time-out” in soccer.

   1. Apenalty kick
   2. Bcalls time
   3. Ccannot
   4. Dgoal
6. 6A place kick from the [blank_start]center[blank_end] of the field as a means of starting play at the
   beginning of each period or restarting after a [blank_start]goal[blank_end] has been scored. All defensive
   players must be [blank_start]outside[blank_end] of the [blank_start]circle[blank_end] when the kick-off is taken.

   1. Acenter
   2. Bgoal
   3. Coutside
   4. Dcircle
7. 7Also called [blank_start]touchlines[blank_end], mark the [blank_start]sides[blank_end] of the field.

   1. Atouchlines
   2. Bsides
8. 8A ball is in play until it completely crosses the [blank_start]sideline[blank_end] or the [blank_start]endline[blank_end]. If any part of the ball is [blank_start]touching[blank_end] the line, it is still in play.

   1. Asideline
   2. Bendline
   3. Ctouching
9. 9Awarded for [blank_start]illegal[blank_end] actions and penalties (e.g. tripping,
   kicking, hand-ball, violent charging, holding, pushing, charging from behind.) A
   [blank_start]direct[blank_end] foul in the [blank_start]penalty area[blank_end] results in a penalty kick.

   1. Aillegal
   2. Bpenalty area
   3. Cdirect
10. 10Using a series of [blank_start]pushes[blank_end] or [blank_start]taps[blank_end] with the [blank_start]feet[blank_end] while moving and keeping
    the ball under control.

    1. Apushes
    2. Btaps
    3. Cfeet

11. 11A foul ([blank_start]direct kick[blank_end]) in soccer when the ball is played with the [blank_start]hand[blank_end], actually
    any part of the [blank_start]arm below the armpit[blank_end].

    1. Adirect kick
    2. Bhand
    3. Carm below the armpit
12. 12The boundary line marking the [blank_start]end[blank_end] of the field.

    1. Aend
13. 13The skill of using the [blank_start]head[blank_end], usually the flat center of the
    [blank_start]forehead[blank_end], to propel the ball intercepted in midair in any direction.

    1. Ahead
    2. Bforehead
14. 14Also called the [blank_start]18[blank_end]-yard box, to distinguish it from the goal area, which is
    the [blank_start]6[blank_end]-yard box. The goalie may use his/her [blank_start]hands[blank_end] in the penalty area.

    1. A18
    2. B6
    3. Chands
15. 15If a foul is committed [blank_start]inside[blank_end] the penalty area, the attacking team gets a
    [blank_start]direct free kick[blank_end] from a marked spot [blank_start]twelve yards[blank_end] from the goal. All players, other
    than the goalie, must be [blank_start]outside[blank_end] the penalty box.

    1. Ainside
    2. Bdirect free kick
    3. C12
    4. Doutside
16. 16When the ball goes across a sideline it is put back into play by opponents of
    the team that touched it last. Both feet have to be on the [blank_start]ground[blank_end], must have [blank_start]two[blank_end]
    hands on the ball, and the throw must come from [blank_start]behind[blank_end] and [blank_start]over[blank_end] the player’s head.

    1. Aground
    2. Btwo
    3. Cbehind
    4. Dover
17. 17A direct free kick from the corner arc. When a defensive player is the
    last one to touch the ball and it goes over his own [blank_start]goal line[blank_end], his opponents are
    awarded a [blank_start]corner kick[blank_end]. A goal may be scored directly from a corner kick.

    1. Agoal line
    2. Bcorner kick
18. 18A player [blank_start]cannot[blank_end] score directly from this type of free kick (a
    [blank_start]second[blank_end] person, from either team (including the goalie), must touch the ball
    before a goal is scores. This type of kick is awarded for: dangerous play,
    [blank_start]offsides[blank_end], and obstructing an opponent when making no attempt to play the ball.

    1. Acannot
    2. Bsecond
    3. Coffsides
19. 19A goal kick is granted when the attacking team kicks the ball over the [blank_start]endline[blank_end]. The ball is placed on the [blank_start]6[blank_end] yd box/goal box (typically on the [blank_start]corners[blank_end] and kicked to
    the [blank_start]outside[blank_end]). All players on the opposing team must be [blank_start]outside[blank_end] the penalty area
    before the kick is taken.

    1. Aendline
    2. B6
    3. Coutside
    4. Doutside
    5. Ecorners
20. 20Basically, a player must have the ball or at least one defender (not including
    the goalkeeper) between him and the goal WHEN the ball is played to him. To be
    offside the player must be in the opponent’s half of the field and looking to gain an
    [blank_start]advantage[blank_end]. If called, the team will receive an [blank_start]indirect kick[blank_end] at the spot of the foul.

    1. Aadvantage
    2. Bindirect kick
21. 21If a defensive term where you [blank_start]defend[blank_end] a player on the other
    team as they move. Proper position is close to the man and “goal-side” (between the
    [blank_start]opponent[blank_end] and the [blank_start]goal[blank_end] you are defending).

    1. Adefend
    2. Bopponent
    3. Cgoal
22. 22Use your [blank_start]body[blank_end] as a “shield” to keep the ball away from opponents.

    1. Abody
23. 23The attempt of [blank_start]taking[blank_end] the ball away from another player by kicking or
    [blank_start]stopping[blank_end] the ball with their feet. Usually a matter of [blank_start]timing[blank_end] – wait on the player
    to make a mistake. Avoid “[blank_start]diving in[blank_end]” (lunging/sticking your leg out at the ball).

    1. Ataking
    2. Bstopping
    3. Ctiming
    4. Ddiving in
24. 24mainly play in the [blank_start]offensive third[blank_end] of the field. Their
    primary role is [blank_start]scoring goals.[blank_end]

    1. Aoffensive third
    2. Bscoring goals
25. 25support [blank_start]both[blank_end] the offensive and defensive players and areas
    of the field, typically run from [blank_start]penalty box[blank_end] to penalty box. Link [blank_start]forwards[blank_end] and [blank_start]fullbacks.[blank_end]

    1. Aboth
    2. Bpenalty box
    3. Cforwards
    4. Dfullbacks
26. 26mainly play in the [blank_start]defensethird[blank_end] of the field. Their primary role is to prevent the opposing team from [blank_start]scoring[blank_end].

    1. Adefensethird
    2. Bscoring
27. 27Responsible for [blank_start]protecting[blank_end] their team’s goal; the only
    player allowed to use their [blank_start]hands[blank_end] to touch the ball inside the [blank_start]penalty box[blank_end].

    1. Aprotecting
    2. Bhands
    3. Cpenalty box
28. 28The [blank_start]lineup[blank_end] a team plays, e.g. 4-4- 2, 3-4- 3, etc. The numbers work
    from the back forward and the goalie is [blank_start]never[blank_end] counted. So, a 4-3- 3 is a formation
    with 4 fullbacks, 3 midfielders, and 3 forwards.

    1. Alineup
    2. Bnever
29. 29A [blank_start]loose[blank_end] ball, or a [blank_start]badly[blank_end] placed pass, that is as [blank_start]near[blank_end] to a player of
    one team as it is to a player of the opposing team, allowing [blank_start]both[blank_end] an equal
    chance of controlling or winning the ball.

    1. Aboth
    2. Bloose
    3. Cbadly
    4. Dnear
30. 30Referee (also called [blank_start]Center[blank_end] or Center Ref.) - The person in charge – often [blank_start]one[blank_end] person
    with [blank_start]two[blank_end] assistant referees (also called [blank_start]A.R.s[blank_end] or [blank_start]lineman[blank_end]). There may be two referees
    with equal responsibilities.

    1. ACenter
    2. Btwo
    3. Cone
    4. DA.R.s
    5. Elineman
31. 31Yellow card is for a [blank_start]flagrant[blank_end] penalty (taunting, cursing, tackling from behind,
    etc). Red card is for fighting, intentionally trying to do harm, etc. A player receiving a
    red card is [blank_start]ejected[blank_end] from the game and his team must play a [blank_start]man down[blank_end]. A player
    receiving a second yellow card is also ejected without [blank_start]replacement[blank_end].

    1. Aflagrant
    2. Bejected
    3. Creplacement
    4. Dman down
32. 32An [blank_start]English[blank_end] word for the [blank_start]soccer field[blank_end].

    1. AEnglish
    2. Bsoccer field

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Test sobre PE Soccer Test, creado por Emma Seits el 24/08/2017.

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