Nsrg WFTDA Rules Quiz #2
Study up on target zones and blocking zones, and then take this quiz.
- 1.Contact between opponents is limited to legal blocking zones and legal target zones. Which of the following are LEGAL target zones?
- A.
The arms and hands
- B.
Below the mid-thigh
- C.
On the back of the torso, back of the booty or back of the thigh
- D.
The chest, front and side of the torso
- E.
Anywhere above the shoulders
- F.
The mid and upper thigh (including the inner portion)
- G.
The hips
- 2.Which of the following are LEGAL blocking zones?
- A.
The hips and booty
- B.
The head
- C.
The elbows
- D.
The torso
- E.
Forearms and hands
- F.
Below mid thigh
- G.
The mid and upper thigh (including the inner portion)
- H.
The arm from shoulder to above the elbow
- 3.Referee Jazzy Jeff sees Skater Snazzy Sue skate into the back of an opposing skater, Blitzkreig Blob. Jazzy Jeff calls a major penalty on Snazzy Sue. Later he explains to Snazzy Sue's captain that he called a major is because Snazzy Sue forced Blitzkreig Blob to lose relative position. Which of the following scenarios describes a loss of relative position?
- A.
Snazzy Sue's block had a great deal of force.
- B.
Snazzy Sue is able to pass Blitzkreig Blob as a result of the block to her back.
- C.
The block causes Blitzkrieg Blob to fall down on her knees.
- D.
The block forces one of Blitzkrieg Blobs skates out of bounds.
- E.
Blitzkrieg Blob stumbles a little bit after the block, but does not fall or get passed by anyone.
- F.
Snazzy Sue falls down after running into Blitzkrieg Blob's back, but the Blob doesn't move at all.
- 4.Skater Slippery Noodle falls to the ground as a result of an illegal hit by an opposing skater. After the fall, Slippery Noodle's legs are sticking out on the floor behind her body, and another opposing skater trips over Slippery Noodle's legs and falls to the ground. Referee Jazzy Jeff sees the whole scenario. What penalty should Jazzy Jeff call for Slippery Noodle, and why?
- A.
None. Slippery Noodle fell as a result of an illegal hit, so she does not get any penalty.
- B.
Minor Low Block. Low blocks that occur as a result of accidental falls are only minors.
- C.
Major Low Block. A skater who does not 'fall small' when she lands on the ground can receive penalties when opposing skaters trip on their sprawled bodies.
- 5.Any block to an opposing skater with initial contact landing above the shoulders is at least a major high block. There are no minor high blocking penalties.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.Blitzkrieg Blob is getting blocked again by Snazzy Sue. Snazzy Sue uses her hips and shoulders to block the Blob's side. Blob pushes Snazzy Sue off with her forarms. Might this be a penalty?
- A.
No. This is a counterblock. It's ok to use your forearms when counterblocking.
- B.
Yes. Use of forearms that alters the skating or position of an opponent is a penalty.
- 7.Snazzy Sue is skating in front of Blitzkrieg Blob. The Blob is trying to get past Snazzy, but Snazzy is booty blocking Blob. She does this by pushing her booty into the front of Blob's torso and upper thigh, thus preventing Blob from passing. What penalty should Jazzy Jeff call?
- A.
None.
- B.
A minor back block on Blob.
- C.
A major back block on Snazzy.
- 8.Blitzkrieg Blob sticks her toe stop down to gain leverage for a block she wants to excecute on Snazzy Sue. Sue trips on Blob's upturned heel this causes her to stumble. Snazzy stays upright, and a few seconds later Blob successfully knocks Snazzy down with a legal hip block.
- A.
None.
- B.
Minor low block.
- C.
Major low block.
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