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Hockey Rules and History

Core ice hockey rules, positions, and scoring, plus key historical milestones, one concept or fact per card.

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35 basic cards for Trivia Sports Trivia. It opens with "What is a hat trick?" and "How many periods are played in regulation hockey?". More Game Night and Road Trips decks are listed below.

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What is a hat trick?
Show answerThree goals scored by the same player in a single game
How many periods are played in regulation hockey?
Show answerThree periods
What is the offsides rule?
Show answerA player is in an offside position if they are ahead of the puck and nearest opponent in the offensive zone
Which position is responsible for protecting the goal?
Show answerGoalie (also called goaltender)
What is a penalty box?
Show answerAn area where a penalized player sits out, temporarily removing them from the game
How many players from each team are on the ice during regular play?
Show answerSix players (five skaters and one goalie)
What do the two blue lines mark?
Show answerThe boundaries between the defensive, neutral, and offensive zones
Name the three zones in hockey.
Show answerDefensive zone, neutral zone, and offensive zone
What is cross-checking?
Show answerHitting an opponent with the stick held across the body, a penalty
How many minutes does a player sit for a minor penalty?
Show answerTwo minutes
What is icing?
Show answerShooting the puck from behind your own center line across the opponent's goal line without it being touched
What is the crease?
Show answerThe rectangular area directly in front of the goal where the goalie operates
What is the goalie's primary responsibility?
Show answerTo prevent the puck from entering the goal
What is a defenseman's main job?
Show answerTo protect the goal and prevent opponents from scoring
What is a forward's primary objective?
Show answerTo score goals and create scoring opportunities

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