Flag football

NAME: ______________________ GRADE: _____________

Flag Football Test

1) The throwing motion starts with your side to your target and making a big letter:

a. R

b. S

c. T

d. L

2) The other arm should make a chicken:

a. Leg

b. Wing

c. Neck

d. Foot

3) R, R and F means rotate, release and follow through

a. True

b. False

4) Offensive players line up on the line of

a. Scrimmage

b. Sides

c. Single file

d. Mason Dixon

5) The player that ‘snaps’ the ball / starts the offense is called the

a. Center

b. Quarterback

c. Wide receiver

d. Running Back

6) The player that calls the play, says ‘Hike’ then throws or hands the ball off to teammates is

a. Half back

b. Tail back

c. Quarterback

d. Full back

7) If you are playing defense and want to rush/blitz the quarterback (cross the line of scrimmage and attempt to pull the flag) how many steps away from the line of scrimmage do you need to be?

a. 5

b. 3

c. 10

d. You are not allowed to blitz or rush in Flag Football.

8) How many ‘downs’ (tries) does the offense get to make a first down?

a. 3 downs

b. 4 downs

c. 5 downs

d. As many as they need to score a touchdown

On the back diagram a play: include the line of scrimmage a center, quarterback, receivers and routes.

Name of play:

Rubric

1-3

4-6

7-8

Sixth grade

Less than 3 correct, play shows no knowledge of play design or incomplete

At least 4 correct, play shows positions and routes correctly

At least 5 correct, play show positions and different routes.

Seventh grade

Less than 4 correct, play shows very little knowledge of play design or incomplete

At least 5 correct, play shows positions and labeled routes.

At least 6 correct, play shows positions, running options, labeled routes.

Eighth grade

Five or less correct, play shows little knowledge of play design or incomplete

At least 5 correct, play shows positions, running options, labeled routes.

At least 7 correct, play shows labeled positions, running options, labeled routes with step counts.