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NFHS Football Definitions Exam with Correct Answers, Exams of Psychology and Law

A comprehensive list of football definitions and their correct answers, as per the nfhs (national federation of state high school associations) guidelines. It covers a wide range of football terminology, including dead ball, live ball, loose ball, batting, blocking, chop block, interlocked blocking, catch, clipping, block in the back, encroachment, illegal signal, force, forward progress, double foul, multiple foul, psk foul, free blocking zone, fumble, butt blocking, face tackling, spearing, hurdling, expanded neutral zone, participation, defenseless player, tripping, and targeting. This resource is valuable for football players, coaches, officials, and enthusiasts who need to understand and apply these fundamental concepts in the game. The detailed explanations and correct answers can serve as a study guide, reference material, or exam preparation tool for those involved in the sport of football.

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2024/2025

Available from 10/27/2024

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NFHS Football Definitions exam with
correct answers
Dead Ball - correct answer -The ball is not live, including the time between downs
Live Ball - correct answer -A ball legally snapped or free kicked, and is in play until it is dead
Loose Ball - correct answer -A ball not in possession - a pass, kick or fumble
Batting - correct answer -Intentionally slapping or striking the ball with the hand or arm
Blocking - correct answer -Obstructing an opponent with use of the body
Chop Block - correct answer -Combination high and low block. Low means the knees or below, high
means above the knees. This is an illegal act, even in the free blocking zone
Interlocked Blocking - correct answer -Grasping or encircling a teammate's arms or legs while blocking
an opponent.
Catch - correct answer -Establishing player possession of a live ball in flight and must touch in bounds
(one foot) except for forward progress
Clipping - correct answer -Initial contact is from behind and below the waist against a non ball-carrier
Block in the Back - correct answer -Initial contact is inside the shoulders, meaning the hands are on the
numbers
Encroachment - correct answer -Any player illegally in the neutral zone before the snap or free kick. The
neutral zone is established by the referee's ready for play whistle
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Dead Ball - correct answer -The ball is not live, including the time between downs Live Ball - correct answer -A ball legally snapped or free kicked, and is in play until it is dead Loose Ball - correct answer -A ball not in possession - a pass, kick or fumble Batting - correct answer -Intentionally slapping or striking the ball with the hand or arm Blocking - correct answer -Obstructing an opponent with use of the body Chop Block - correct answer -Combination high and low block. Low means the knees or below, high means above the knees. This is an illegal act, even in the free blocking zone Interlocked Blocking - correct answer -Grasping or encircling a teammate's arms or legs while blocking an opponent. Catch - correct answer -Establishing player possession of a live ball in flight and must touch in bounds (one foot) except for forward progress Clipping - correct answer -Initial contact is from behind and below the waist against a non ball-carrier Block in the Back - correct answer -Initial contact is inside the shoulders, meaning the hands are on the numbers Encroachment - correct answer -Any player illegally in the neutral zone before the snap or free kick. The neutral zone is established by the referee's ready for play whistle

Illegal Signal - correct answer -The runner makes a fair catch signal after their catch or recovery Force - correct answer -What made the ball go from the field of play into the end zone Forward Progress - correct answer -The spot where the ball carrier advanced toward his opponent's end zone before being pushed back Double Foul - correct answer -Both teams foul where penalties offset. Do not include non-player fouls, UC or PSK fouls Multiple Foul - correct answer -Two plus fouls by the same team during the same down ( (except non- player and UC); the opponent chooses which penalty to accept PSK Foul - correct answer -Team R fouls on their side of the expanded neutral zone before the kick ends Free Blocking Zone - correct answer -An area where legal blocks below the waist and legal blocks in the back may occur. The zone is 8 yards wide, 6 yards tall square around the position of the snap Fumble - correct answer -The loss of player possession except when handling, passing or legally kicking Butt Blocking - correct answer -A direct blow using the facemask, frontal area or top of the helmet as the primary point of contact Face Tackling - correct answer -Driving the facemask, frontal area or top of the helmet directly into the ball-carrier (instead of the hands or shoulders) Spearing - correct answer -An act by any player who initiates contact against an opponent at the shoulder or below with the crown (top portion) of the helmet Hurdling - correct answer -Team A or Team B trying to leap over a standing opponent, with foot or knee first