21.
What is likely to happen when a player trips an opponent on a breakaway?
A
A penalty shot is given
B
The player is kicked off
C
A goal is awarded
D
Nothing happens
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What is likely to happen when a player trips an opponent on a breakaway?
A penalty shot is given
The player is kicked off
A goal is awarded
Nothing happens
What does a saucer pass mean in ice hockey?
A pass lifted off the ice
A very hard pass
A very long pass
A slow pass
What do we call the situation when a player rushes the net alone to score without any defence in their way?
A breakaway
A dangle
A streak
A blizz
How many minutes are there in breaks between each period in ice hockey?
5 minutes
10 minutes
15 minutes
20 minutes
How many minutes are there in each period of ice hockey?
15 minutes
20 minutes
25 minutes
30 minutes
How many minutes does a minor penalty last in ice hockey?
1 minute
2 minutes
3 minutes
5 minutes
In which year was ice hockey first played in the Summer Olympic Games?
1924
1928
1936
1920
When did the first official and organised indoor ice hockey game take place?
1850
1875
1890
1920
How many players are in an ice hockey team?
7
9
11
12
How many designated face-off spots or dots are there in total on a hockey ice rink?
5
7
9
4
How many players can each team have on the ice rink at one time?
4
6
7
9
How many periods in each game of ice hockey?
2
3
4
1