Vixens Practice Test

1. During a jam, the pivot cover can be passed to another player so she can become pivot

True

False

2. A Lead Jammer can call off the jam on her way to the penalty box

True

False

3. How many minor penalties result in a player going to the penalty box?

2

4

5

7

4. Can jammers pass the star on the way to the penalty box?

Yes

No

I don't know

5. It is legal to push an opponent with your hands if she pushes you first

True

False

6. If you leave the track for an equipment malfunction, how must you re-enter the track?

Behind the pack

As soon as possible

In front of the pack

7. Is the track boundary considered in bounds or out of bounds?

In bounds

Out of bounds

I don't Know

8. Blocking a team mate

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

9. How many times in each jam may a team pass the star?

Once

Twice

Never

10. How does a Lead Jammer call off the jam?

Both hands on hips once

Repeatedly placing both hands below her belt

Both hands on hips repeatedly

11. Any skater who is unhappy with a referee's call, should approach the referee and calmly explain why the call was wrong

True

False

12. A blocker who is not on the track when the jam starting whistle blows should quickly join the pack before the jammer whistle blows

True

False

13. Four short whistles means...

The jammer as called of the Jam

Two minutes have elapsed

The jam as been call or two minutes have elapsed

14. Who is responsible for the legality of a block?

The initiator of the block

The officials

The receiver

15. A Pivot may remove her Jammer's helmet cover to initiate a legal star pass

True

False

16. The penalty clock continues to run between jams

True

False

17. A point is scored when the jammer's head passes an opponents head

True

False

18. What will cause a skater to foul out of the game?

5 trips to the box per period

7 accumulated trip to penalty box

5 accumulated trip to penalty box

7 trips to the box per period

19. What is âthe packâ?

The largest group of in bounds blockers, skating in proximity

The largest group of in bounds blockers, skating in proximity, containing members from both teams

The largest group of blockers, skating in proximity, containing members from both teams

20. For how long can you and a teammate make a minor impact multi-player block before it becomes a major penalty?

Never

3 seconds

5 seconds

21. A Jammer can earn Lead Jammer status if she starts the jam in the Penalty Box

True

False

22. Skaters on one knee are considered down

True

False

23. Describe the whistle signal for when a player must go to the penalty box?

One short

Two short

One long

24. If you false start, to avoid a major penalty, what must you do to yield any advantage?

Stop all forward motion until the opposing jammer or blocker(s) takes the lead or don't take the advantage

Keep skating

Stop all forward motion until the opposing jammer or blocker(s) takes the lead

25. For how long can you rest your hand on an opponent before being penalised?

1 second

2 seconds

3 seconds

26. Leaving the penalty box and returning to the jam before being told your time is done

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

27. Captains may call a Timeout from the penalty box

True

False

28. If both Jammers sit simutaneously in the penalty box, how long must they each serve?

The jam is called

Both sit for 1 minute

10 seconds

29. If an opponent is behind you and legally blocks you out of bounds, do you have to re-enter the track behind her?

Yes

No

I don't know

30. Too many skaters on the track, resulting in the jam being called off?

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

31. Increasing your speed when skating from the penalty box?

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

32. During "no pack" a skater enters the track from out of bounds infront of 2 other skaters - improving her position

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

33. It is legal pass an inplay teammate while out of bounds

True

False

34. After a timeout, when will the next jam start?

As soon as the skaters are ready but not more than 30 seconds

No more than 60 seconds

At 30 seconds

35. An illegal block that forces a player off balance, but she doesn't lose her position relative to the pack.

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

36. A skater improving her position by re-entering the track from out-of-bounds in front of the foremost in play opposing blocker

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

37. A player exiting the penalty box and entering in front of one teammate in the pack

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

38. If you false start and yield the advantage but the opponent(s) fail to take advantage, you can continue skating and not receive a further penalty

True

False

39. Is it legal for Blockers, who arenât the Pivot, to start the jam standing on the Pivot line?

Yes

No

I don't know

40. If a skater sustains an injury serious enough that the referees call off the jam, how many of the next jams must she sit out?

1

2

3

The remainder of the game

41. A skater who is blocked out of bounds before the jam starts, and doesn't get back onto the track before the whistle sounds, cannot join the jam

True

False

42. If the lead jammer passes her helmet cover to her pivot, the pivot then becomes lead jammer

True

False

43. Can you receive a cutting the track penalty if thereâs no pack?

Yes

No

I don't Know

44. How long must a blocker who has aquired a major penalty stay in the penalty box?

10 seconds

1 minutes

2 minutes

45. If more than one jam is called off due to injury for the same player, what happens?

She sits for 3 jams

She’s out for the period

She's out for the game

46. Skating out of bounds to maintain speed

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

47. Players may skate clockwise when leaving the penalty box

True

True

False

54. If one Jammer is in the penalty box, and the other removes herself because of an equipment issue, the jam will be called off

True

False

55. What is the maximum distance a Blocker can be from the pack to execute a legal block?

10 feet

20 feet

30 feet

Yes

No

64. Unsuccessfully trying to trip an opponent

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

65. Slowing down suddenly and causing "no pack"

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

66. Removing safety equipment (not a mouthguard) while in the penalty box

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

67. Removing your mouthguard on the way to the penalty box

Expulsion

Major Penalty

Minor

Legal

68. If a skater has skate trouble that is a safety hazard to continued play, the refs will send the skater off the track

True

False

69. Select all the Legal blocking zones:

Above the Shoulder

The arm from the shoulder to the elbow

The chest, front and side of the torso

The hips and booty

The mid and upper thigh (including the inner portion)

Elbows

Forearms/Hands

The head

Below the mid thigh

On the back of the torso, back of the booty or back of the thigh

Submit

70. Select all the Legal target zones:

Above the Shoulder

The arm from the shoulder to the elbow

The chest, front and side of the torso

The hips

The mid and upper thigh (including the inner portion)

Elbows

Forearms/Hands

The head

Below the mid thigh

On the back of the torso, back of the booty or back of the thigh

Submit

Vixens Practice Test

1. During a jam, the pivot cover can be passed to another player so she can become pivot

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. A Lead Jammer can call off the jam on her way to the penalty box

3. How many minor penalties result in a player going to the penalty box?

4. Can jammers pass the star on the way to the penalty box?

5. It is legal to push an opponent with your hands if she pushes you first

6. If you leave the track for an equipment malfunction, how must you re-enter the track?

7. Is the track boundary considered in bounds or out of bounds?

8. Blocking a team mate

9. How many times in each jam may a team pass the star?

10. How does a Lead Jammer call off the jam?

11. Any skater who is unhappy with a referee's call, should approach the referee and calmly explain why the call was wrong

12. A blocker who is not on the track when the jam starting whistle blows should quickly join the pack before the jammer whistle blows

13. Four short whistles means...

14. Who is responsible for the legality of a block?

15. A Pivot may remove her Jammer's helmet cover to initiate a legal star pass

16. The penalty clock continues to run between jams

17. A point is scored when the jammer's head passes an opponents head

18. What will cause a skater to foul out of the game?

19. What is âthe packâ?

20. For how long can you and a teammate make a minor impact multi-player block before it becomes a major penalty?

21. A Jammer can earn Lead Jammer status if she starts the jam in the Penalty Box

22. Skaters on one knee are considered down

23. Describe the whistle signal for when a player must go to the penalty box?

24. If you false start, to avoid a major penalty, what must you do to yield any advantage?

25. For how long can you rest your hand on an opponent before being penalised?

26. Leaving the penalty box and returning to the jam before being told your time is done

27. Captains may call a Timeout from the penalty box

28. If both Jammers sit simutaneously in the penalty box, how long must they each serve?

29. If an opponent is behind you and legally blocks you out of bounds, do you have to re-enter the track behind her?

30. Too many skaters on the track, resulting in the jam being called off?

31. Increasing your speed when skating from the penalty box?

32. During "no pack" a skater enters the track from out of bounds infront of 2 other skaters - improving her position

33. It is legal pass an inplay teammate while out of bounds

34. After a timeout, when will the next jam start?

35. An illegal block that forces a player off balance, but she doesn't lose her position relative to the pack.

36. A skater improving her position by re-entering the track from out-of-bounds in front of the foremost in play opposing blocker

37. A player exiting the penalty box and entering in front of one teammate in the pack

38. If you false start and yield the advantage but the opponent(s) fail to take advantage, you can continue skating and not receive a further penalty

39. Is it legal for Blockers, who arenât the Pivot, to start the jam standing on the Pivot line?

40. If a skater sustains an injury serious enough that the referees call off the jam, how many of the next jams must she sit out?

41. A skater who is blocked out of bounds before the jam starts, and doesn't get back onto the track before the whistle sounds, cannot join the jam

42. If the lead jammer passes her helmet cover to her pivot, the pivot then becomes lead jammer

43. Can you receive a cutting the track penalty if thereâs no pack?

44. How long must a blocker who has aquired a major penalty stay in the penalty box?

45. If more than one jam is called off due to injury for the same player, what happens?

46. Skating out of bounds to maintain speed

47. Players may skate clockwise when leaving the penalty box

48. It is illegal to block an opponent who is skating clockwise around the track

49. An illegal out of play block that causes the opponent to lose balance but not lose position

50. Continuing a legal block after you've stepped outside the track boundary.

51. Slowing down gradually and causing "no pack"

52. Engaging an opponent before the jam starts and she loses her starting position

53. A blocker who is 13 feet (4 metres) from the pack is allowed to assist and block

54. If one Jammer is in the penalty box, and the other removes herself because of an equipment issue, the jam will be called off

55. What is the maximum distance a Blocker can be from the pack to execute a legal block?

56. How do Jammers score points on opponents who are in the penalty box?

57. A Pivot recovering her Jammer's helmet cover from out of bounds

58. Giving "the finger" to an official after receiving a penalty

59. A skater leaves the penalty box during a timeout to join her team

60. A Jammer outside the Engagement Zone cuts the track around the other Jammer

61. Elbowing an opponent and forcing her out of bounds (she doesn't fall)

62. Not immediately attempting to re-enter the Engagement Zone after receiving an out of play warning

63. Can a Jammer still get Lead if she gets a minor penalty for a false start?

64. Unsuccessfully trying to trip an opponent

65. Slowing down suddenly and causing "no pack"

66. Removing safety equipment (not a mouthguard) while in the penalty box

67. Removing your mouthguard on the way to the penalty box

68. If a skater has skate trouble that is a safety hazard to continued play, the refs will send the skater off the track

69. Select all the Legal blocking zones:

70. Select all the Legal target zones: