Team Sports

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What is the primary objective of soccer?
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To score more goals than the opposing team by getting the soccer ball into their net.
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How many players are on a basketball team on the court at one time?
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Five players.
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Name a popular team sport played on ice.
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Ice hockey.
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What equipment is needed to play volleyball?
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A volleyball and a net.
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How does a baseball game start?
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With a pitch to the batter from the pitcher.
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In rugby, what is the term for scoring a goal?
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A try.
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What is unique about the positions in American football?
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Each position has specific duties and roles in offense and defense.
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Name one key rule in soccer regarding player movement and the ball.
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Players (except the goalkeeper within their penalty area) cannot touch the ball with their hands.
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What is the name of the area on a basketball court where free throws are taken?
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The free-throw line.
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Which team sport played with a bat and ball has innings as a core part of play?
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Cricket.
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What kind of sport is field hockey categorized as?
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A team sport.
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How is a winner determined in volleyball?
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The team that first reaches 25 points with at least a two-point lead wins the set. The match is usually best of five sets.
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What part of the field must the soccer ball cross to score a goal?
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The goal line between the goalposts and beneath the crossbar.
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How does a rugby match start?
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With a kickoff from the center of the field.
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What is the object of the game in basketball?
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To score more points than the opposing team by shooting the basketball through the opposing team’s hoop.
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