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Grade 7 Hockey
In floor hockey, when the goalie steps on the puck it is called
  1. stalling
  2. interference
  3. icing
  4. freezing
Grade 7 Hockey
When was hockey thought to be invented?
  1. 1850s
  2. 1900s
  3. 1930s
  4. 1950s
Grade 7 Hockey
It is thought that hockey was invented by whom?
  1. William G. Morgan
  2. A man with a broom
  3. British troops
  4. A physical education teacher
Grade 7 Hockey
Which of the following is the definition of tripping?
  1. when a player grabs and holds onto an opponent (or his stick) with his hands or arms to impede the opponent's progress
  2. when a player attempts to impede the motion of another player not in possession of the puck
  3. when a player places his stick or a part of his body under or around the feet or legs of an opponent causing him to lose his balance
  4. Using the blade of one's stick around the body to stop the progress of an opponent.
Grade 7 Hockey
The correct size of a hockey net is...
  1. 3' by 5'
  2. 4' by 4'
  3. 2' by 4'
  4. 6' by 4'
Grade 8 Hockey
Which one of the following teams was not part of the ORIGINAL SIX in the National Hockey League?
  1. New York Rangers
  2. Boston Bruins
  3. Detroit Red Wings
  4. Washington Capitals
  5. Toronto Maple Leafs
Grade 7 Hockey
Checking is legal in hockey.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 7 Hockey
Which of the following is the definition of hooking?
  1. when a player grabs and holds onto an opponent (or his stick) with his hands or arms to impede the opponent's progress
  2. when a player attempts to impede the motion of another player not in possession of the puck
  3. when a player places his stick or a part of his body under or around the feet or legs of an opponent causing him to lose his balance
  4. Using the blade of one's stick around the body to stop the progress of an opponent.
Grade 7 Hockey
A regulation hockey rink is what in size?
  1. 185 feet long and 60 feet wide
  2. 200 feet long and 85 feet wide
  3. 200 feet long and 60 feet wide
  4. 185 feet long and 85 feet wide
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