An official sized puck weighs

1. 6 oz.
2. 7 oz.
3. 8 oz.

A hockey player who is a great playmaker means that he is good at passing the puck.

• True
• False

When the coach asks you to head-man the puck, what does he want you to do?

1. Shoot the puck at head level.
2. Pass the puck to a player further up the ice rather than carry it.
3. Be the first person to carry the puck out of your zone.

The area of the ice that is known as the neutral zone is:

1. The area behind the goal.
2. The centre of the ice between the two blue lines.
3. The area where the referee goes to announce a penalty.
   

When a play is whistled dead, it means:

1. The play was so slow that the referee decided to call a “delay of game” penalty.
2. The period has ended.
3. The whistle is blown and the play is considered dead.

The crossbar on a net is the pipe that runs along the top of the goal and sits upon the two goal posts.

1. True
2. False

Most goalies find the backhand shot to be a difficult shot to stop because:

1. It’s the lowest shot.
2. It’s the highest shot.
3. It’s hard to judge which direction the puck will come off of the blade.

To be a great goal scorer, you must shoot the puck.

• True
• False

If a referee gives you a 10-minute penalty, your team has to play short-handed for 10 minutes or until a goal is scored.

• True
• False

If your team is playing shorthanded, it means:

1. Your team is playing with fewer players than the other team.
2. Your team has a smaller roster than the other team.
3. Your team is looking for more players to sign up.