Test Your Knowledge on Sports

What is the primary technique used in pole vaulting?

• Throwing a javelin to clear the height.

• Using a rigid pole to swing around a bar.

• Using a flexible pole to propel over a high bar.

• Running and jumping without a pole.

Name one key rule in hockey regarding player conduct.

• Players must not engage in fighting.

• Players are allowed to body check any player.

• Players must wear helmets at all times.

• Players can use their sticks to trip opponents.

What are the three phases of a pole vault jump?

• launch, hang, fall

• sprint, flip, descent

• approach, takeoff, clearance

• run-up, jump, landing

What is the minimum height for a pole vault pole in competition?

• There is no official minimum height for a pole vault pole.

• The minimum height is 3.5 meters.

• The minimum height is 4.0 meters.

• The minimum height is 2.5 meters.

Describe the role of the goalie in hockey.

• The goalie prevents the opposing team from scoring by blocking shots and organizing defense.

• The goalie only plays during power plays.

• The goalie is responsible for managing the team's offense.

• The goalie scores goals by shooting the puck.

What is a common skill required for a successful davoline throw?

• Speed and agility

• Timing and coordination

• Focus and determination

• Strength and power

List one facility requirement for pole vaulting events.

• A high jump mat

• A discus throwing area

• A sprint track

• A runway and landing area with a pole vault pit

What is the purpose of the face-off in hockey?

• To allow players to change lines.

• To determine the winner of the game.

• To restart play and determine puck possession.

• To signal a penalty against a player.

What equipment is essential for a hockey player?

• Soccer cleats

• Tennis racket

• Baseball bat

• Hockey stick, skates, helmet, shoulder pads, shin guards, gloves.

What is the significance of the take-off in pole vaulting?

• The take-off is primarily for gaining speed on the runway.

• The take-off is significant as it converts horizontal speed into vertical lift, crucial for clearing the bar.

• The take-off is only important for the athlete's safety.

• The take-off has no impact on the height achieved in the jump.