A) When it hits an opposing player. B) When it is caught by an opponent. C) When it touches the floor, wall, or ceiling. D) When it leaves the player's hand.
A) They are revived. B) They are out. C) The ball becomes dead. D) The thrower is out.
A) The thrower is out but no one is revived. B) The thrower is safe and the catcher is out. C) Both players are eliminated. D) The thrower is out and a teammate is revived.
A) The player who dropped the ball is out. B) The thrower is out. C) The play is restarted. D) The ball is declared dead.
A) The ball becomes dead. B) The thrower is out. C) The blocker is out. D) Nothing happens.
A) The referee. B) Any player on the court. C) Designated ball retrievers. D) The coach.
A) Blocking a ball with another ball. B) Catching a live ball. C) Returning a ball to the court. D) Stepping on a boundary line.
A) The violator is out. B) The violator's team loses a point. C) The violator must sit out for two minutes. D) The game is paused.
A) Over ten seconds. B) Over one minute. C) Over five seconds. D) Over twenty seconds.
A) By capturing a dead ball. B) By dodging an opponent's throw. C) By waiting for a whistle. D) By touching the opponent's back line.
A) Players can go anywhere on the court. B) No balls are allowed to be thrown. C) The court size is reduced. D) The game ends immediately.
A) The thrower is automatically out. B) The player who hit the board is out. C) The ball is considered dead immediately. D) It may return all eliminated teammates to the court.
A) International Dodgeball Union B) USA Dodgeball C) World Dodgeball Association D) World Dodgeball Federation
A) World Dodgeball Association B) National Dodgeball League C) USA Dodgeball D) World Dodgeball Federation
A) Utility balls B) No-sting balls C) Standard balls D) Competition balls
A) Six B) Ten C) Three D) Five
A) Eight B) Six C) Five D) Four
A) Players get tired faster B) Stalemate with many blocks C) Game becomes too short D) The court becomes too crowded
A) Swimming pools B) Tennis courts C) Ice rinks D) Trampoline parks
A) No B) Yes, 3 feet wide C) Yes, 5 feet wide D) Yes, 10 feet wide
A) 20 minutes B) 30 minutes C) 40 minutes D) 60 minutes
A) Two 30-minute halves B) Two 20-minute halves C) Three 15-minute periods D) Four 10-minute quarters
A) Three B) Five C) One D) Two
A) Central scramble B) Opening rush C) Initial dash D) Ball contest
A) The left side B) The center only C) Any side D) The right side
A) Toward the back line B) Toward the neutral zone C) Toward the sideline D) Toward the corner
A) Attack from very different angles B) Stand in the teammate's line of sight C) Attack only from the neutral zone D) Use two hands to throw
A) Left-to-right B) By age C) Top-to-bottom D) By height
A) At the feet only B) Below the waist C) Above the shoulders D) At the chest
A) 2010 B) 2012 C) 2015 D) 2008
A) 80 B) 30 C) 100 D) 50
A) Circular B) Rectangular C) Oval D) Triangular
A) Sand bags B) Small stones C) Tennis balls D) Severed heads
A) Killerboll B) Völkerball C) Trefbal D) Brandbal
A) Four B) Three C) Two D) Five
A) Queimado B) Sekan-tadi C) Vassati D) Diu Sha Bao
A) Slamming the hip B) Hitting the head C) Burning ball D) Two fires
A) A rubber ball B) A tennis ball C) A sand bag D) A leather ball
A) Trefbal B) Dwa Ognie C) Rahvastepall D) Vassati
A) Brandbal B) Queimado C) Rahvastepall D) Trefbal
A) Hit ball B) Burning ball C) Two fires D) Nationsball
A) Chris D'Angelo B) A. Keyes C) Isaac Kassock D) Ecke YMCA
A) Createspace Publishing B) YMCA of San Diego County C) AuthorHouse D) Dangerous Chris Print
A) Dangerous Chris Print B) AuthorHouse C) Createspace D) YMCA Press
A) 1-4700-4494-3 B) 978-0-000-00000-0 C) 1-4208-7548-5 D) 978-0-578-01564-4 |