Scoring in Ice Hockey

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. A goal is scored as soon as the puck touches the goal line between the pipes of the goal. True False

2. To be a goal, the puck must hit the netting at the back of the goal. True False

3. If a player catches an airborne puck, he can score by throwing it into the goal. True False

4. A player may jostle the net and slide the puck under the goal frame in order to score. True False

5. In order to be counted a goal, the entire puck must pass the goal line between the goal's posts, on the ice or in the air up to the top of the goal's crossbar. True False