P.E. Final Exam Review Notes

Goalie: Only the goalie is allowed to play between the crease and the goal.
Picking up the ball: Players may pick up the ball from the ground by using either a scoop or a rake technique.
Cradling: This is the action of swiveling the stick back and forth to keep the ball in the net.

Ball handling: Players on offense are not allowed to run while holding onto the ball. (True/False: False)
Defense positioning: The team on defense must set up properly and cannot play on either side of the line of scrimmage. (True/False: False)
Quarterback: This is the offensive player who typically throws the ball the most.
Touchdown: The action when a player crosses the goal line.
Offensive objective: The offense is primarily trying to score; the statement that they aim to keep the defense from scoring is False.
Types of passes: Include chest pass and bounce pass.
Rebound: Occurs when a player regains possession after a missed shot hits the rim or backboard.
Dribbling: Players should contact the ball with the pads of their fingers.

Shortstop Position: Typically stands between second and third base.
Homerun: When an offensive player touches all four bases in one run.
Force Out Rule: A defensive player can get a force out by tagging the base (True).
Throwing mechanics: Right-handed players should step forward with their left foot when throwing a ball.
First Base Play: If the ball is hit/kicked, defensive play at first base is always a force out (True).

Hit Limit: Each time the ball comes over the net, the team has a maximum of 3 hits to return it.
Common terms: Include bump, set, spike, block, serve.
Main Objective: Score points by ensuring the ball lands on the opponent's side of the net.

Non-volley zone: Players may hit the ball in this zone as long as it bounces once before returning it (True).
Serve technique: Must be performed underhand.
Volley Definition: Returning the ball without letting it bounce.

Goalkeeper rules: The goalkeeper can use their hands inside their own goalie box (True).
Scoring aim: The goal is to kick the ball into the goal.
Restarting play: After the ball goes out over the sideline, play is restarted with a throw in.

Face off: At the start of a game, players from opposing teams face off to determine puck/ball possession (True).
Key terms in floor hockey: Include stick, puck/ball, and goal.