What is the Momentum Rule in flag football?

Interception near goal line, momentum carries into end zone

What is the Mercy Rule in flag football?

30-point lead in 2nd half or 19-point lead after 2-min warning

F.I.E.L.D. is used to help referees identify what type of fouls?

Dead ball fouls before the snap

Communication, Confidence, Consistency

If a runners flag falls off

The runner must be stopped by one-hand touch

Illegal Shift and Illegal Motion?

Throw and Go (live ball foul, play continues)

What’s the difference between Major and Minor Stoppers?

Major=stop & restart on snap, Minor=stop & restart on ready whistle

Which of these reasons will the clock not stop for in the second half?

A completed pass where the player is tackled in bounds before the LTG

What results in a safety in flag football?

When the offense is deflagged or commits a penalty in their own end zone

What is the penalty for flag guarding?

10 yards from the spot of the foul

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A quiz which covers some basic rules about flag football.

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Answers

1
What is the Momentum Rule in flag football?
Scoring and running through the end zone
Interception near goal line, momentum carries into end zone
Runner falls forward across first down line
Offense moves too fast after a play
2
Which penalty results in an automatic first down?
Flag guarding
Defensive pass interference
Delay of game
Roughing the passer
3
What is the Mercy Rule in flag football?
23 -point lead in 2nd half or 13-point lead after 2-min warning
100 point lead at any time
30-point lead in 2nd half or 19-point lead after 2-min warning
40-point lead in 2nd half or 19-point lead after 2-min warning
4
How long is each half in flag football?
10 min
12 min
15 min
20 min
5
F.I.E.L.D. is used to help referees identify what type of fouls?
Fouls during a punt return
Personal fouls after the play
Flag guarding or holding penalties
Dead ball fouls before the snap
6
Three C’s
Communication, Confidence, Consistency
Calmness, Clarity, Control
Cleanliness, Confidence, Control
Courage, Communication, Credibility
7
If a runners flag falls off
The runner must be stopped by one-hand touch
The runner keeps going as normal
The runner must be stopped by two-hand touch
play is dead
8
Is the offense allowed to use multiple hand-offs/backwards passes behind the line of scrimmage?
true
false
9
Illegal Shift and Illegal Motion?
Throw and Go (live ball foul, play continues)
Throw and Blow (dead ball foul, play stops)
10
What’s the difference between Major and Minor Stoppers?
Major=stop & restart on snap, Minor=stop & restart on ready whistle
Minor stops restart on snap; major on referee whistle
Minor stops are less serious fouls
Major stops restart on snap; minor on referee signal
11
Which of these reasons will the clock not stop for in the second half?
Incomplete Passes
A completed pass where the player is tackled in bounds before the LTG
Penalties
Touchdown
12
Where does the offense start each new drive?
14-yard line
25-yard line
Midfield
20-yard line
13
How many timeouts does each team get per game?
0
2
1
3
14
What results in a safety in flag football?
When a player wears proper equipment
When a touchdown is scored and the game is stopped early
When the offense is deflagged or commits a penalty in their own end zone
When the defense intercepts the ball in the end zone
15
What is the penalty for flag guarding?
10 yards from the spot of the foul and loss of down
10 yards from the spot of the foul
10 yards from the previous spot
automatic ejection

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