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Quiz about Hockey Canadas Rules 20102012

Hockey Canada's Rules 2010-2012 Quiz

This quiz has situations straight out of the 2010-12 Hockey Canada Case Book/Rule Combination. These rules are applied across Canada in ice hockey rinks. Please enjoy.

A multiple-choice quiz by jesse3113. Estimated time: 7 mins.

Author
jesse3113

Time
7 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
336,835

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

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Question 1 of 10

1. In what scenario would a "too many players on the ice" penalty be called? Hint

A player entering the game is accidentally hit by the puck before the player leaving the game leaves the ice

A player entering the game intentionally plays the puck or makes physical contact with an opposing player before the player leaving the game has left the ice

A player with one or both skates still on the bench intentionally plays the puck

The goaltender is being pulled and the extra attacker steps on to the ice before the goaltender is within 10ft. of the bench

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Question 2 of 10

2. Which of the following does not determine an offside? Hint

Possession

Position of the stick

Control

Position of the skate

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Question 3 of 10

3. Can a player skate backwards over the blue line, assuming the player is ahead of the puck, and both enter the attacking zone prior to any other attacking players? Hint

Yes, if the player has both skates on the ice.

Never.

Yes, under any circumstances.

Yes, if the player has control of the puck.

4. Icing occurs when the defending team, in their own half of the ice, shoots the puck in any manner in such a way that it travels across the other team's goal line. In which situation where team A shoots the puck would Icing not be called? Hint

The puck deflects off of a team B player and then off of a team A player before crossing the center red line.

The puck is shot while team A has fewer players on the ice because of a penalty.

The puck travels untouched through team B's goal crease.

The puck travels through team B's line change.

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Question 5 of 10

5. Team B is on delay for a penalty. Team A ices the puck. Where does the face-off go? Hint

Where the puck was shot from.

Face-off dot nearest where the puck was shot from.

End zone dot on the side the puck was shot from.

The neutral zone face-off dot on the side the puck was shot from.

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Question 6 of 10

6. "The player of the attacking team is assessed a penalty in the attacking zone, thereby forcing the face-off to the neutral zone. Before play resumes a player of the defending team commits a foul and is assessed a penalty." Where will the face-off take place, and why? Hint

Center ice, because all face-offs after coincidental penalties go there.

End zone, because all penalties during stoppages in play result in end zone face-offs for the offending team.

End zone, because the original stoppage was in the end zone, and the only reason to move to face-off is the take away an advantage.

Neutral zone, because the attacking team cannot gain an advantage.

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Question 7 of 10

7. Which of the following is the correct penalty for Head-butting when no injury results and at the discretion of the official not injury was intended. Hint

Double Minor -- "Head-butting."

Minor -- "Unsportsmanlike conduct"

Minor -- "Head-butting"

Gross Misconduct

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Question 8 of 10

8. What are the five criteria to award a penalty shot on a breakaway? Hint

Foul from behind, whether or not it denies a reasonable scoring opportunity, from a player of a breakaway, with possession and control, in the neutral or attacking zone.

Foul from behind, on a player in possession of the puck, with no defensive players between them self and the goaltender, anywhere on the ice, that takes away a reasonable scoring opportunity..

Foul from behind, denying a reasonable scoring opportunity, from a player of a breakaway, with possession and control, in the neutral or attacking zone.

There are only four.

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Question 9 of 10

9. On a penalty shot, or during a shoot-out attempt, the net becomes accidentally dislodged. What is the procedure? Hint

Blow the shot dead immediately, and permit a re-shot.

Allow the shot to complete, if the moved net changes what would have happened order a re-shot.

Blow the shot dead immediately, award a goal.

Allow the shot to complete and do nothing.

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Question 10 of 10

10. Which penalty/penalties can linesmen not call? Hint

All Bench Minor penalties.

All Major penalties.

Minor and a Game Misconduct for Check from Behind.

All Double Minor penalties.

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. In what scenario would a "too many players on the ice" penalty be called?

Answer: A player entering the game intentionally plays the puck or makes physical contact with an opposing player before the player leaving the game has left the ice

Rule 2.5 Change of Players. A player entering the game intentionally plays the puck or makes physical contact with an opposing player before the player leaving the game has left the ice. A Bench Minor penalty shall be assessed to the player committing the infraction. Rule 2.5 (e) Note 1.
A player entering the game is accidentally hit by the puck before the player leaving the game leaves the ice. No penalty.
A player with one or both skates still on the bench intentionally plays the puck. Assess a Minor penalty for "ineligible player" or "delay of game". This is because that player is not on the ice and therefore not part of the game.
The goaltender is being pulled and the extra attacker steps onto the ice before the goaltender is within 10ft. of the bench. No penalty. Call a premature substitution. Rule 2.5 (b) Note 3.

2. Which of the following does not determine an offside?

Answer: Position of the stick

Rule 10.8 Offsides. The position of the puck in relation to the skate matters when multiple attacking players are entering the attacking zone all at once. When only one attacking player is entering the zone, possession and control are the primary concerns.

3. Can a player skate backwards over the blue line, assuming the player is ahead of the puck, and both enter the attacking zone prior to any other attacking players?

Answer: Yes, if the player has control of the puck.

Rule 10.8 Off-sides. Possession and control are the determining factors.

Answer: The puck travels through team B's line change.

Rule 10.5 Icing the Puck(d) Situation 16. "The team shooting the puck should not be penalized because a line change was being made."

5. Team B is on delay for a penalty. Team A ices the puck. Where does the face-off go?

Answer: The neutral zone face-off dot on the side the puck was shot from.

Rule 10.2 Face-offs.
10.2 (e) Situation 13.
10.2 (e)(f) Situation 15.

In essence you cannot give a penalized team any territorial advantage.

Answer: End zone, because the original stoppage was in the end zone, and the only reason to move to face-off is the take away an advantage.

Rule 10.2 (e) Face-offs. Situation 16. This is straight out of the rule book. The second penalty acts as a coincidental penalty, and since the stoppage play occurred in the defend zone, that is where the face-off will take place. Even if the attacking team were to take another penalty, even an infinite number of penalties at this stoppage, the face-off would remain inside the end zone.

This is because you cannot give territorial advantage to a penalized team.

7. Which of the following is the correct penalty for Head-butting when no injury results and at the discretion of the official not injury was intended.

Answer: Double Minor -- "Head-butting."

Rule 6.1 Attempt to Injure or Deliberate Injury. Under the rule, if a Team Official head-butts someone it is a double minor and a gross misconduct.

8. What are the five criteria to award a penalty shot on a breakaway?

Answer: Foul from behind, denying a reasonable scoring opportunity, from a player of a breakaway, with possession and control, in the neutral or attacking zone.

Rule 4.9 Penalty Shot Situation 2.

"1)The attacking player must have control of the puck.
2)The determining factor is the position of the puck when the infraction is committed. The puck must be in the neutral or attacking zone when the infraction is committed.
3)The attacking player must have no defending player to pass other than the goaltender.
4)The attacking player must be fouled from behind.
5)The attacking player must have been denied a reasonable scoring opportunity."

9. On a penalty shot, or during a shoot-out attempt, the net becomes accidentally dislodged. What is the procedure?

Answer: Blow the shot dead immediately, and permit a re-shot.

Rule 4.9 Penalty Shot Situation 17. Also under 3.1 (c).

If the puck enter the net before is dislodged the goal will stand.

10. Which penalty/penalties can linesmen not call?

Answer: Minor and a Game Misconduct for Check from Behind.

Rule 5.3 Linesmen. Linesman cannot can Checking from Behind unless it is a major. Simply this is because linesman cannot call minor penalties in the three-official system.

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