Due Date: Wednesday, October 7th
Football terminology and rules quiz Please answer the following questions to the best of your ability. Each question is worth 2 points.
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1. Who was the first team to ever win the Super Bowl?
2. What is the line of scrimmage?
3. Name and explain a pass pattern we ran in class. What does the running backs and wide receivers do?
4. Assuming there are no penalties, which yard line does a kickoff start from in high school?
True of False
5. In flag football, a fumble, or a ball that is dropped to the ground, is ruled a dead ball and not able to be advanced.
29 comments:
1) Green Bay Packers
2) the imaginary line separating the teams at the beginning of a play.
3) a planned course for a receiver who is the target of a forward pass, a wide receiver's positioning in an offensive formation: Split End, Slot Back, Slot Receiver, and Flanker position.
4) The kicking team's 40-yard line
5) true
Yessica Villalta
1. Who was the first team to ever win the Super Bowl?
Greenbay packers
2. What is the line of scrimmage?
the imaginary line were the ball is placed for the center to hike it. Offense may not pass it until its hiked and defense can't pass it unless its as blitz or they count to 5 seconds.
3. Name and explain a pass pattern we ran in class. What does the running backs and wide receivers do?
Fly: Both positions run as fast as possible in a straight line and prepare to have the ball passed to them behind the opposing teams defense.
4. Assuming there are no penalties, which yard line does a kickoff start from in high school?
the kickoff must start before the blue line that is on our field, as we play sideways i don't know the true yardage.
True of False
5. In flag football, a fumble, or a ball that is dropped to the ground, is ruled a dead ball and not able to be advanced.
True: once it is dead the play is also over.
test by: Jacob Livchitz
Ashwin Raju
1) Packers
2) Where the ball is downed and the place where a play is restarted
3) inside slant, WR catch, HB runs with ball
4)35
5)true
1) Green Bay Packers
2) Line that separates the two teams during a play
3) Pro set, Running Backs receive a short pass or wide receivers receive a long pass
4) 40 yard line
5) true
- Tai Metzger
1. the green bay packers
2. the line of scrimmage is a imaginary line that is where the football is hiked from. neither team can pass it until the ball is hiked.
3. one is a post route where the wide receivers and running backs run out 10-20 yards then cut in towards the middle of the field.
4. the ball is kicked from the 40 yard line
5.true
Matthew Wood P1
1.The Green Bay Packers
2. The line each down starts at
3. " a hook" the wide receiver and running back run the farthest straight down the feild and then slant inwards
4. 20 yard line
5. False
Michelle Podrabinnik
Ben Stoller
1) Packers
2) The line created by the ball theta separates offense and defense.
3)Fly route. The running backs and wide receivers run straight.
4)The 35 yard line.
5) true
1. Green Bay Packers
2. Line of scimmage: where the ball starts
3.Fly move: WR and RB run straight up
4. 20 yard line
5. True
Abbie Hennessy
Ethan Kach
Period 1 Team Sports
1.) The Green Bay Packers was the first team to ever win a Super Bowl.
2.) The line of scrimmage is an imaginary line that can't be crossed by either team until the ball is snapped. (each team is on a different side of the line)
3.) In class, we ran an "in route". This is the route where you go about 5 yards out from the line of scrimmage and cut in the to middle of the field. Running backs are backs that get a hand-off from the quarterback and run the ball. Wide Receivers get a pass from the quarterback and then run to score a touchdown.
4.) Assuming there are no penalties, the ball is placed at your own 40 yard line in American High School Football
5.) True
1. The Green Bay Packers
2. line of scrimmage is an imaginary line (across the width of the football field) which a team cannot cross until the next play has begun.
3.In and Out is where the running backs and wider receivers run up the field away from the QB and then run outwards.
4.The kicking teams' 40 yard line.
5. True
Sejal Parepally
1.) the Green Bay Packers
2.) An imaginary line across the width of the field that marks where the ball lies and neither team can cross until the ball is hiked
3.)In class we ran a "Go" pass where the wide receivers would run straight down the field for a pass and the running backs would too
4.)The 40 yard line
5.)true
Justin Culotta
Justin Fishman
1 Green Bay packers
2.the line that separates offense and defense and either side can not cross before the ball is hiked.the ball starts on the line of scrimmage
3.crossing the street route and the wide receivers go out 10 yards and then cross 5 yards and the running backs can go out for screens if they choose
4. 40 yard line
5. True
Keith Cartwright
1. Green Bay Packers
2. The imaginary line from which the ball is snapped
3. One pattern is the curl pattern. The wrs and rbs run curl routes.
4. The 40 yard line
5. True
Hiran Mendries PD 1
1)Green Bay Packers
2)The line of scrimmage is a imagery line that divides the teams at the beginning of each play.
3) A foot ball formation we use in class is the I formation, it's a running play where the running backs are directly behind the quarter back. Its where the full back helps blocks the defensive players and give the half back time to find a hole in the defense to run the ball. Wide Receivers are usually the players who catch the football and the running backs are the ones who run the ball. they are the fastest.
4) It is usually 40 or 30 yard line
5) True
Justin S
1. Green Bay Packers
2. The line of scrimmage is an imaginary line that is in between the offense and defense. Both sides cannot cross the line of scrimmage until the next play has begun. It also marks where the football starts.
3. Pro set/ split back. Running backs are handed the ball from their QB and can run towards the end line to score a touchdown. Wide receivers can either run in front of the QB looking for an open area or deep into the end zone where they can catch passes.
4. On the 40 yard line from the kicking side
5. True
Hunter Band
1.) The first team to win the super bowl was the Green Bay Packers
2.) The line of scrimmage is the line on which the ball is placed, No player on the offense can start in front of the line, and the quarterback can't throw in front of the line. The defense can't cross the line either
3.) One pass pattern we ran is the dig. A dig is when you run 10 yards, and make a 90 degree cut towards the ball. Wide receivers would run the route, while running backs would either block for the QB, or run another route.
4.) The 40 yard line is where the ball is placed on a high school football kick-off
5.) True
1. green bay packers
2. the yard line on the field where the ball is snapped to start the play
3. a slant pattern where the receiver takes 3 steps then cuts into the middle of the field
4. The kicking teams 40 yard line
5.true
Jake Klugerman
1. Green Bay Packers
2. It is were the ball is snapped
3. we use the curl the rb and wr run out then turn around in a curl pattern and come back not all the way just enough to shake defenders and get open.
4. 50 yard line
5. True
1)Packers
2)the line that separates the offense and defense before the ball is snapped
3)Screen. One of the Wr and the RB block for the other Wr that receives a short pass
4)20 yard line
5) false
-wyatt copeland
1. Packers
2.The line that you cant go in front of for the offense before the ball is snapped
3.A crossing route where the running backs and wide receivers cross.
4.The 40 yard line
5.True
Danny Rothenberg
Kevin Cho
1. the Green Bay Packers won the first Super Bowl
2. The line of scrimmage is the line where the football is snapped and players may not move across it until the play begins
3. One pass pattern we ran in class is a fly pattern. Both wide receivers and runnning backs run straight downfield to try and make a play
4. In a high school game, the kickoff starts on the 40 yard line
5. True
Matthew Wei
1. Green Bay Packers
2. The imaginary line separating the teams at the beginning of a play.
3. Comeback-Teams use this pass pattern effectively when the receiver is extremely fast. The receiver runs hard downfield, between 12 and 20 yards, and then turns sharply to face the football. The comeback route generally is run along the sideline.
4.The kicking team's 40-yard line.
5.True
1.Green Bay Packers
2.imaginary line that separates two teams in the beginning of every play
3.fly is one of the routes we ran and it is a route that running back and wide receivers run straight and catch the ball.
4.40 yd line
5. True
Kyrylo tsygura
1. Packers
2. It's where the ball is hiked from. Nobody can cross the line before ball is hiked.
3. Curls. It's where everyone runs short and turns ready to receive a pass.
4. 40 yard line
5. True
Jared Rabin
1.packers
2.where the ball is hiked from and where the two teams are divided
3. Fade, where all of the players run straight and far and the qb throws a deep pass.
4.the 40 yard line
5. True
1. Green Bay
2. Imaginary line where the ball starts
3. Fly; RBs and WRs all run straight
4. 40 yard line
5. true
Abbie Hennessy
lucas previti
1. Green Bay Packers
2. where the ball is hiked and also where both teams are divided at the start of the play
3. a curl rout, where the wide receiver and running back run 10 yrds and turn around ready for the ball
4. 40 yard line
5. true
1. Green Bay Packers
2. The imaginary line where the ball is snapped from, if anybody on either team passes the line of scrimmage before the ball is hiked it is a penalty.
3.In route where the wide receivers run straight about 10 yards and then cut in towards the middle of the field.
4. In a high school football game the ball is kicked off from the kicking teams 40 yard line.
5.True
Crystal Bridge
1. packers
2. its a line in which the ball is placed and if any person passes the ball before the ball is snapped than it is a penalty
3.a curl route is when the Wr runs 10 yards and turn around for the ball
4. 40 yard line
5. True
Vincent He
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