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Hockey
Contributed by: Ashton
  • 1. What is the maximum number of players on the ice for a team in a typical ice hockey game?
A) 7
B) 6
C) 8
D) 5
  • 2. What is the small piece of rubber that hockey players use on the ice called?
A) Ball
B) Stone
C) Disc
D) Puck
  • 3. Which position is responsible for defending the team's goal and trying to prevent the opposition from scoring?
A) Defense
B) Winger
C) Goalie
D) Forward
  • 4. Which city is home to the Hockey Hall of Fame, recognizing the history and achievements of the sport?
A) Montreal
B) Toronto
C) Boston
D) New York
  • 5. What is the name of the highest trophy awarded in the National Hockey League (NHL)?
A) Conn Smythe Trophy
B) President's Trophy
C) Stanley Cup
D) Hart Memorial Trophy
  • 6. Which piece of equipment does a player wear on their feet to help them glide on the ice?
A) Gloves
B) Jockstrap
C) Socks
D) Skates
  • 7. Which player holds the record for the most goals scored in a single NHL season?
A) Mario Lemieux
B) Wayne Gretzky
C) Alex Ovechkin
D) Bobby Orr
  • 8. Which country is known for having a strong ice hockey tradition and has won the most Olympic gold medals for ice hockey?
A) Russia
B) Canada
C) United States
D) Sweden
  • 9. What is the name of the circular area where faceoffs take place to start play?
A) Blue line circle
B) Goal circle
C) Center ice circle
D) Faceoff circle
  • 10. Which family of sports does hockey belong to?
A) Outdoor sports
B) Team sports
C) Ball sports
D) Stick sports
  • 11. Which sport was codified by Sam Jacks during the Great Depression?
A) Ice hockey
B) Field hockey
C) Ringette
D) Floor hockey with an open disk
  • 12. In which decade was ringette invented?
A) 1963
B) 1936
C) 1990s
D) 1970s
  • 13. Which type of hockey does not require skates?
A) Field hockey
B) Ice hockey
C) Rink hockey
D) Roller hockey
  • 14. What is the origin year of the first recorded use of the word 'hockey'?
A) 1363
B) 1773
C) 1720
D) 1963
  • 15. Which sport shares characteristics with hockey but is not considered part of it?
A) Ringette
B) Lacrosse
C) Ice hockey
D) Field hockey
  • 16. What was the original Latin term for games forbidden by King Edward III that modern translations associate with hockey?
A) Croquet
B) Hockey
C) Cricket
D) Pilam Manualem, Pedivam, & Bacularem: & ad Canibucam & Gallorum Pugnam
  • 17. When were the first Bandy World Championships held?
A) 1957
B) 1980
C) 1900
D) 2004
  • 18. Which country declared in 2012 that it has no national sport?
A) India
B) Pakistan
C) Australia
D) South Africa
  • 19. What is a common surface for street hockey?
A) Sand
B) Asphalt
C) Ice
D) Grass
  • 20. What is the diameter of a field hockey ball?
A) 50 millimetres
B) 100 millimetres
C) Approximately 73 millimetres (2.9 in)
D) 30 centimeters
  • 21. What shape are ice hockey sticks designed to be?
A) L-shaped
B) Z-shaped
C) T-shaped
D) S-shaped
  • 22. What is the name of the Daur people's game that resembles modern field hockey?
A) Beikou
B) Kuli
C) Bandy
D) Hurling
  • 23. Where did field hockey first become firmly established?
A) Mid-18th century England
B) 19th century France
C) 20th century Australia
D) 17th century Spain
  • 24. What term was used in a Galway Statute of 1527 to describe games involving curved sticks and balls?
A) "Ballhockey"
B) "Stickball"
C) "Hockie"
D) "Hookball"
  • 25. In which year did women's field hockey first appear in the Summer Olympic Games?
A) 2000
B) 1924
C) 1980
D) 1908
  • 26. Which countries play bandy professionally?
A) Germany and France
B) India and Pakistan
C) Canada and USA
D) Russia and Sweden
  • 27. Which game involves using a knob or gnarl from the trunk of a tree as a ball?
A) Roller hockey
B) Ice hockey
C) Bandy
D) Field hockey
  • 28. In which year was women's ice hockey added to the Winter Olympics?
A) 2010
B) 2002
C) 1984
D) 1998
  • 29. What is the name of the Canadian sport invented by Sam Jacks in 1963?
A) Ringette
B) Field hockey
C) Floor hockey
D) Ice hockey
  • 30. Which ancient civilization has carvings depicting a game similar to modern field hockey?
A) Egypt
B) China
C) Mesopotamia
D) Rome
  • 31. Which country considers ice hockey as its national sport?
A) Czech Republic
B) Latvia
C) Finland
D) Canada
  • 32. How many members are there in the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF)?
A) 25
B) 77
C) 100
D) 50
  • 33. Which organization governs puck-based inline hockey?
A) World Skate
B) FIRS
C) IIHF
D) NHL
  • 34. When did men's ice hockey first appear in the Winter Olympics?
A) 1936
B) 1952
C) 1924
D) 1948
  • 35. Are left-handed field hockey sticks permitted?
A) Only in certain countries
B) No, all sticks are right-handed
C) Yes, they are allowed
D) They are optional
  • 36. What is used instead of a puck in broomball?
A) A tennis ball
B) A ball
C) A sponge puck
D) A foam ball
  • 37. On what types of surfaces is field hockey played?
A) Wooden floors
B) Concrete or asphalt
C) Gravel, natural grass, or sand-based or water-based artificial turf
D) Ice
  • 38. Which type of hockey is played on a sheet of ice?
A) Floor hockey
B) Roller hockey
C) Field hockey
D) Ice hockey
  • 39. Which sport was modified in the 1970s for inclusion in the Special Olympics?
A) Ice hockey
B) Ringette
C) Field hockey
D) A variant of floor hockey with an open disk
  • 40. What is one possible origin of the word 'hockey'?
A) From the name of an early sport similar to golf
B) Derived from 'hocky', related to barrels containing hock ale
C) Derivative of hoquet, a Middle French word for a shepherd's stave
D) From the Latin term used in King Edward III's proclamation
  • 41. Who invented inline sledge hockey?
A) Sidney Crosby
B) Matt Lloyd
C) Mario Lemieux
D) Wayne Gretzky
  • 42. In which country did hurling originate before 1272 BC?
A) Ireland
B) Wales
C) England
D) Scotland
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