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Quiz about Play Ultimate in 5 Easy Steps

Play Ultimate in 5 Easy Steps! Quiz

You'll need to know these five basic rules to set up a game of Ultimate Frisbee. These rules are current as of 2001 and are taken from the rulebooks from the Ultimate Players Association (UPA) and World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF). Disk is in!

A multiple-choice quiz by CellarDoor. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
CellarDoor

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
43,750

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
5

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
3 / 5

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453

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Question 1 of 5

1. The first thing to do is to mark off a playing field. What are the dimensions of a regulation field, measured from sideline to sideline and from the back of one endzone to the back of the other? Hint

50 yards by 50 yards

40 yards by 120 yards

50 yards by 100 yards

25 yards by 120 yards

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Question 2 of 5

2. You'll need to draw goal lines to separate the endzones from the playing field proper. How deep should each endzone be? Hint

30 yards

10 yards

25 yards

5 yards

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Question 3 of 5

3. You'll also want a few Frisbees, of course. What's the maximum weight of a Frisbee legal for game play? Hint

150 grams

175 grams

200 grams

100 grams

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Question 4 of 5

4. Which of the following situations is NOT a legal opportunity to make a substitution? Hint

before the start of a period of play

after a player has been injured

after a point and before the next throw-off

during a time-out

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Question 5 of 5

5. Which of these calls is never a valid reason to stop play? Hint

'Equipment!'

'Pick!'

'Time out!'

'Substitution!'

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

Answer: 40 yards by 120 yards

While any playing surface without dangerous holes or obstacles is fine, the best surface is grass. There's quite a bit of running in Ultimate, though, so any field that's used often will take a lot of abuse.

2. You'll need to draw goal lines to separate the endzones from the playing field proper. How deep should each endzone be?

Answer: 25 yards

The goal lines themselves are often not really drawn, but defined by a pair of cones or other landmarks. The lines count as part of the playing field proper: if you catch a pass on the line of the opponent's endzone, you'll have to pass again before you can score.

3. You'll also want a few Frisbees, of course. What's the maximum weight of a Frisbee legal for game play?

Answer: 200 grams

Any weight under 200 grams is fine, as long as the disk is agreeable to both team captains. Most disks weigh about 175 grams. Get several, because disks take a lot of abuse, and a bent or otherwise damaged disk is no longer good for play.

4. Which of the following situations is NOT a legal opportunity to make a substitution?

Answer: during a time-out

Before the start of a period of play, between points, and at an injury, each team has an equal opportunity to make unlimited substitutions -- provided that, at any time once play begins, each team has exactly seven players on the field.

5. Which of these calls is never a valid reason to stop play?

Answer: 'Substitution!'

Each team has a limited number of time-outs per period of play. A 'pick' is when someone (no matter which team) interferes with the defense. For example, if I were marking (defending against) a player who ran around another player in such a way that I had to stop to avoid a collision, my opponent would have committed a pick. 'Equipment!' is most often yelled when someone's shoelaces become untied. No one wants anyone to break a leg.

Source: Author CellarDoor

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