Ice Hockey Rules

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. Which official has the final decision in matters of disputed goals? Linesman Referee Goal Judge Video Goal Judge

2. A player is allowed to direct the puck to a teammate with an open hand (a "hand pass") if: This is never allowed The pass originates in the defensive zone Both players are in their defensive zone Both players are in the neutral zone

3. If a delayed penalty is signaled by the referee and the non-offending team subsequently ices the puck, where does the face off take place? In the neutral zone near the defending blue line of the team icing the puck At the end zone face-off spot of the team who committed the penalty At the end face-off spot of the team icing the puck At center ice

4. In which of the following situations would a goal NOT be allowed? When the puck is deflected directly into the net off an official When the puck is deflected directly into the net off a player of the opposing team When the puck is deflected directly into the net off a teammate When the puck is deflected directly into the net off a dropped stick

5. A goalkeeper is not allowed to participate in the play in any manner where? Beyond the blue line indicating his defensive zone Inside the face-off circles Behind his own net Beyond the center red line

6. The 12-inch wide blue lines are considered part of what zone? The end zones Whatever zone the puck is in The neutral zone None - the line itself is separate from any zone

7. For a penalty to be called for slashing, the offending players stick must make contact with the opponent's body. True False

8. If a player prevents an opponent who has dropped his stick or any other piece of equipment from regaining possession of it, what is the proper penalty? Unsportsmanlike conduct Interference Misconduct Holding

9. A team has two players serving penalties. A third player is subsequently called for a penalty. What happens? The player goes to the penalty box, a substitute takes his place on the ice, and his penalty time begins immediately The other team is awarded a penalty shot The player goes to the penalty box, the team's numerical strength is further reduced by one, and his penalty time begins immediately The player goes to the penalty box, a substitute takes his place on the ice, and his penalty time does not begin until one of the other penalties expires

10. The signal given for a misconduct penalty is: Making a "T" sign with the hands Both hands on hips One arm raised Palm of hand on head