Question

1. this is the most important rule in the game of football (soccer). you cannot use your hands. / esta es la regla más importante del juego de fútbol (soccer). no puedes usar tus manos.

a) true / verdadero
b) false / falso

1. in soccer, a \throw - in\ is the only time that a player other than the goalie may use their hands. / en fútbol, un \saque de banda\ es la única vez que un jugador que no es el portero puede usar sus manos.

a) true / verdadero
b) false / falso

1. skills used in soccer include kicking, dribbling, heading, and passing. / las habilidades utilizadas en el fútbol incluyen patear, regatear, cabecear y pasar.

a) true / verdadero
b) false / falso

1. football and soccer are the same game. / fútbol y soccer son el mismo juego.

a) true / verdadero
b) false / falso

Explanation:

Question 27 (Soccer handball rule)

In soccer, a throw - in is the only time a non - goalkeeper player can use their hands (to throw the ball back into play). For a "bounce - off" (probably a mis - phrasing, maybe related to other ball contacts), field players (non - goalkeepers) are not allowed to use their hands. So the statement "In Soccer, a 'bounce - off' is the only time that a player other than the goalie may use their hands" is false.

In soccer, the basic skills do include kicking (to pass, shoot), dribbling (to move with the ball), heading (to control or pass the ball with the head), and passing (to move the ball between teammates). So the statement "Skills used in Soccer include kicking, dribbling, heading, and passing" is true.

In most of the world, "football" refers to soccer (the game played with feet, mostly). However, in some countries like the US, "football" refers to American football. But generally, football (in the international context) and soccer are the same game (association football). So the statement "Football and Soccer are the same game" is true.

Answer:

B. False / Falso

Question 28 (Soccer skills)