P.e. - Handball

Front 1

Handball has been described as _____ ____ played in land.

Back 1

water polo

Front 2

The court is __x__ (___ __________ ______)

Back 2

40x20m (2 basketball courts)

Front 3

The ball is __ ______ in circumference and weighs about __ ______

Back 3

23 inches; 16 ounces

Front 4

Casual entry into the goal is __

Back 4

ok

Front 5

Handball comes from the Czech hezena, the ______ ________, and the German Torball

Back 5

Danish handbold

Front 6

It is based on ______

Back 6

soccor

Front 7

The International Amateur Handball Federation (IAHF) was established in ____

Back 7

1928

Front 8

Handball was a full-fledged Olympic sport at the ____ ______ _____

Back 8

1936 Munich Games

Front 9

After World War II, the _____-player game gradually took over from the _____-player version in Europe and also spread to other continents

Back 9

seven; eleven

Front 10

Handball was restored to the Olympic program in
____, in ______, ____ _______

Back 10

1972; Munich, West Germany

Front 11

Competition for women's teams began in ____, in _______, ______

Back 11

1976, in Montreal, Canada

Front 12

Handball was introduced to the United States about ____

Back 12

1930

Front 13

the new import was called "_____ ________," eventually shortened to "_________"

Back 13

field handball; fieldball

Front 14

The seven-player version, however, became known as ____ ________ in the United States

Back 14

team handball

Front 15

The U. S. Team Handball Federation was founded in ____ to standardize rules and sanction competition

Back 15

1959

Front 16

A regulation game consists of ___ __ ______ ______

Back 16

two 30 minute halves

Front 17

There are no ________ except for injuries

Back 17

time-outs

Front 18

A team consists of _ _____ and _ _______

Back 18

a goalie and 6 players

Front 19

A player may not ____ the ball or play the ball with the legs below the _____, dive to play the ball on the floor, or charge into a defender

Back 19

kick; knees

Front 20

An infraction results in a ____ _____ taken immediately without referee handling at the point where the violation occurred

Back 20

free throw

Front 21

The thrower must have ___ foot in contact with the floor and must throw or pass within _ seconds

Back 21

one; 3

Front 22

A goal may be scored directly from a ____ _____

Back 22

free throw

Front 23

5. Only the __________ is allowed in the goal crease

Back 23

goalkeeper

Front 24

The 3 second/3 steps restrictions do not apply to the _________

Back 24

goalkeeper

Front 25

The game begins with a ________ at ______ _____ by one team player

Back 25

throw-off; center court

Front 26

The throw off is repeated after _ ____ __ ______

Back 26

a goal is scored

Front 27

The throw-in is taken within 3 seconds, one foot of the thrower remains stationary on the sideline and the ball can be thrown with ___ or ____ _____

Back 27

one or both hands

Front 28

A goal may be scored from ___ _____

Back 28

any throw

Front 29

The referee's decision not to call a foul if it would be to the advantage of the team that committed the foul

Back 29

Advantage

Front 30

On offense this player directs the offense and on defense directs his / her teams defensive strategy

Back 30

Center

Front 31

Like soccer, this is a card given out by the referee to warn a player about a rules violation

Back 31

Yellow Card

Front 32

It is illegal to keep the ball in a team's possession without making a recognizable attempt to attack and to try to score. In other words, a team cannot stall (free-throw awarded to the other team)

Back 32

Passive Play