Question

quiz: definitions
you must score at least 70% to pass.

1. the division line is part of a teams frontcourt.

○ true
○ false

1. a team attempts to score points by try or tapping for field goal at its own basket.

○ true
○ false

Explanation:

Question 1

In rugby (assuming the sport context), the division line (likely referring to the halfway line or similar) is part of the frontcourt? No, the frontcourt (or in - goal area) is at the ends. The division line is more of a mid - field marker. Wait, maybe in a different sport? Wait, actually, the division line (like in some team sports' frontcourt - related areas) – no, the division line is not part of the frontcourt. Wait, maybe I got it wrong. Wait, no, the correct answer for question 1: False? Wait, no, maybe in the context of the sport (maybe rugby or basketball - like), the division line (half - court line) – in a team's frontcourt, the frontcourt is the area towards the opponent's basket. The division line (half - court line) is the boundary between front and backcourt. So the division line is not part of the frontcourt. So answer is False? Wait, no, maybe the question is about a specific sport. Wait, the first question: "The division line is part of a team's frontcourt." In basketball, the frontcourt is the area from the mid - court line (division line) to the opponent's basket. Wait, no, the mid - court line is the division between front and backcourt. So the frontcourt is on one side of the division line (the side towards the opponent's basket). So the division line itself is not part of the frontcourt. So the answer is False? Wait, maybe I'm overcomplicating. Let's think again. If the frontcourt is the area a team attacks, the division line (mid - court) is the boundary. So the division line is not part of the frontcourt. So answer: False.

A team scores points by trying to score at the opponent's basket, not their own. So a team does not attempt to score points (by try or field goal) at its own basket. So the statement is False.

Answer:

False

Question 2