Mtjrd Level 3 Quiz

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This is the Minor Threat Junior Roller Derby Level 3 Quiz based on JRDA and WFTDA rules.

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1.

You disagree with a major penalty called against you. Do you:
- A.
  
  Skate into the infield and ask the head ref about it between jams
- B.
  
  Observe the hand signal used by the ref and tell your captain about it
- C.
  
  Skate over to the penalty tracker and ask them on the way to the box
- D.
  
  Wait until the afterparty or the next practice and ask the ref that called you out
2.

Is a jammer who starts a jam in the penalty box eligible for Lead Jammer when her penalty is over?
- A.
  
  Yes
- B.
  
  No
3.

Thejammer is passing the star to the Pivot when - whoops - it hits the floor. Who can pick it up, and under what circumstances?
- A.
  
  Anyone can go get it and give it back to the jammer, as long as they don’t cut the track
- B.
  
  The jammer who dropped it or the pivot who was accepting it can pick it up - but they can’t skate backwards or cut the track to get it
- C.
  
  The jammer who dropped it or the pivot who was accepting it can turn around and skate clockwise to retrieve the panty
- D.
  
  Only the jammer who dropped it can pick it up, but she can’t skate clockwise to get it
4.

When can you take a time out?
- A.
  
  At any time during the game
- B.
  
  Between jams
- C.
  
  Whenever the head ref is watching
- D.
  
  Between periods
5.

The penalty timer mistakenly tells you your time is up and to go back on the track, but you know your time is not up yet. What do you do?
- A.
  
  Nothing, continue playing
- B.
  
  No penalty, go to the box for your remaining time
- C.
  
  Major penalty, go to the box for 1 minute
- D.
  
  Major penalty, go to the box for 1 minute, plus your remaining time
- E.
  
  Minor penalty, continue playing
- F.
  
  Minor penalty, go to the box for your remaining time
6.

You're late getting onto the track as a blocker, and you're behind the jammer line when the first whistle blows. What should you do?
- A.
  
  Minor penalty, continue playing
- B.
  
  Return to your bench
- C.
  
  Major penalty, serve 1 minute
- D.
  
  Nothing, continue playing
7.

An opposing player wheel-checks you and you go down hard. To even things up, you trip that player intentionally on the next lap, and the referee calls you on it. What happens?
- A.
  
  Opposing player receives no penalty, you receive a tripping major
- B.
  
  Opposing player gets a tripping minor, you get a tripping major
- C.
  
  Opposing player receives no penalty, you receive a tripping major and are expelled
- D.
  
  You both get a tripping major
8.

Your jammer is in the box and has served 30 seconds when the opposing jammer is callled out. The opposing jammer sits down when your jammer has served 43 seconds. What happens?
- A.
  
  Your jammer serves 17 seconds to complete her minute, and the opposing jammer serves 1 minute
- B.
  
  Your jammer returns to play immediately, and the opposing jammer serves 43 seconds
- C.
  
  Your jammer returns to play immediately, and the opposing jammer serves 30 seconds
- D.
  
  Your jammer returns to play immediately, and the opposing jammer serves 17 seconds
9.

You're in the jammers way, and don't move, when the referees are calling no pack. What happens?
- A.
  
  Minor Penalty - Illegal Procedure
- B.
  
  Nothing
- C.
  
  Minor Penalty - Out of Play Blocking
- D.
  
  Major Penalty - Out of Play Blocking
- E.
  
  Major penalty - Illegal Procedure
10.

You're lead jammer, and 2 opposing blockers are in the box. You pass (lap) the opposing jammer at the back of the pack and call off the jam before you pass any blockers. How many points do you get for that lap?
- A.
  
  One
- B.
  
  Two
- C.
  
  Three
- D.
  
  Four
- E.
  
  Five
11.

You're lead jammer, and 2 opposing blockers are in the box. You pass (lap) the opposing jammer at the back of the pack, pass one opposing blocker, and call off the jam. How many points do you get for that lap?
- A.
  
  One
- B.
  
  Two
- C.
  
  Three
- D.
  
  Four
- E.
  
  Five
12.

An opposing blocker pushes you out of bounds, remaining upright and in bounds throughout the block. Where is the best place to re-enter the pack?
- A.
  
  In front of the skater that blocked you out
- B.
  
  At the back of the pack
- C.
  
  Behind the skater who blocked you out
- D.
  
  Anywhere
13.

An ooppsing blocker pushes you out of bounds, then falls to her knees. Where is the best place to re-enter the pack?
- A.
  
  In front of the skater that blocked you out
- B.
  
  At the back of the pack
- C.
  
  Behind the skater who blocked you out
- D.
  
  Anywhere
14.

Your knee pad comes loose mid-jam. You fix it, and re-enter the pack in front of one other player. What happens?
- A.
  
  No Penalty
- B.
  
  Minor Penalty - Illegal Procedure
- C.
  
  Minor Penalty - Track Cutting
- D.
  
  Major Penalty - Illegal Procedure
- E.
  
  Major Penalty - Track Cutting
15.

How many minutes in the penalty box during one game will cause you to be expelled from the game? (fouling out)?
- A.
  
  Five
- B.
  
  Seven
- C.
  
  Nine
- D.
  
  Ten
16.

BONUS QUESTIONYellow and Black jammers complete initial passes and Black becomes lead jammer. Black jammer is sent to the box for elbows and Black B1 is in the box for 4 minors. 10 seconds after the Black Jammer sits down, Yellow jammer passes Black B2 legally on her scoring pass. Another 10 seconds later, the Yellow jammer back blocks Black B3 and puts her hands on her hi§s before B3 falls to the track. An outside Pack Ref calls off the jam with Black B4 25 feet ahead of the pack.
- A.
  
  Yellow Jammer receives 1 point, a major and sits for 60 seconds
- B.
  
  Yellow Jammer receives 2 points, a major and sits for 50 seconds
- C.
  
  Yellow Jammer receives 3 points, two majors and sits for 80 seconds
- D.
  
  Yellow Jammer receives 4 points and no penalties
17.

The jammer starts on the pivot whistle, stops, and gets back behind the jam line before the jammer whistle is blown. What happens?
- A.
  
  False Start Major - 1 minute in the box
- B.
  
  False Start Minor
- C.
  
  No Penalty
- D.
  
  Jam ends and a new jam begins
18.

The captain: (Check all that apply)
- A.
  
  Wears a "C" on the arm and/or uniform
- B.
  
  Can argue with the referees
- C.
  
  Can request an official review
- D.
  
  Serves the penalty for any skater who is ejected
- E.
  
  Gets to boss the team around
- F.
  
  Is in charge on the track
- G.
  
  Wears a striped helmet panty
- H.
  
  Wears a helmet panty with stars
19.

Penalty Clocks continue to run during time outs.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
20.

Pivots must be touching the pivot line when the jam starts.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
21.

What happens when you have been to the box for 7 minutes in a single game? [Check all that appy]
- A.
  
  You have fouled out
- B.
  
  The pivot serves your penalty
- C.
  
  You leave the track area immediately
- D.
  
  You serve your penalty minute before leaving the track area
- E.
  
  You serve a minute in the box and return to play
- F.
  
  The captain serves your penalty minute
- G.
  
  You can stay and watch the rest of the game
22.

When can you legally block? (Check all that apply)
- A.
  
  Skating counterclockwise [normal direction], facing forward
- B.
  
  Skating counterclockwise [normal direction], facing backward
- C.
  
  When stopped
- D.
  
  Skating clockwise [opposite direction], facing forward
- E.
  
  Skating clockwise [opposite direction], facing backward
- F.
  
  When jumping the apex
- G.
  
  When in the pack
- H.
  
  When out of the pack by less than 20 feet
- I.
  
  When out of the pack by more than 20 feet