Brewer Floor Hockey Pre-test

Each team has 6 players on the floor. This is a statement of fact that is commonly known in sports such as basketball or volleyball, where each team typically consists of 6 players on the playing field at any given time.

The play used to start and restart the game after a goal is scored is called a face-off, face off, or faceoff.

The statement is advising that the floor hockey blade should never be raised above the waist. This is likely because raising the blade higher can increase the risk of injury to both the player and others around them. Keeping the blade below the waist helps to ensure a safer playing environment and reduces the likelihood of accidents occurring.

When the team with all their players (full strength) has an advantage over the team, it is called a powerplay. This term is commonly used in sports, especially in games like hockey or cricket, where a team gets a temporary advantage due to penalties or dismissals of players from the opposing team. During a powerplay, the team with the advantage can often score more goals or runs, increasing their chances of winning the game. The term can be spelled as powerplay, power play, or power-play, but all variations refer to the same concept.

The correct answer is "or all of the above." This means that in Physical Education class, we are expected to respect the equipment, respect others, value winning, and also follow the safety rules. All of these aspects are important in creating a safe and respectful environment during physical activities.

If a hockey team is shorthanded one player, it means that they have one player less than the usual number of players on the floor. In hockey, a team typically has six players on the floor, including one goaltender. Therefore, if they are shorthanded one player, they will have five players on the floor.

A hat-trick is a term used in sports, especially in football (soccer), to describe when a player scores three goals in a single game. Therefore, the correct answer is 3, as three goals make a hat-trick.

Stick handling is the correct answer because it refers to the technique of using alternating sides of the stick blade to maintain control over the puck and move it down the floor. Dribbling typically refers to the technique used in sports like basketball or soccer, where the ball is bounced or kicked continuously. Cupping the puck refers to a specific technique in ice hockey where the player uses the curvature of the stick blade to cradle the puck. Stick handling, on the other hand, encompasses a broader range of techniques used to control the puck with the stick.