Ice hockey Quiz: questions and answers

1. Where and when was ice hockey invented?

Late 19th century in Canada

After the 19th century in Norway

Early 20th century in Switzerland

2. What are the recommended standard dimensions of the ice rink In the high-level competitions of the International Ice Hockey Federation?

60 meters long and 26 - 30 meters wide

56-61 meters long and 30 meters wide

70 meters long and 45 meters wide

3. What is the duration of an ice hockey game?

Four different times, each of 20 minutes separated by 8-minute intervals

Three different periods, each of 20 minutes separated by 15-minute intervals

Two different periods, each of 10 minutes separated by 5 minute intervals

4. Which of the following implements is not necessary for a player's equipment?

Gloves

Neck protector

Both

5. According to the rules established for Ice Hockey, how many players must each team have on the ice rink for a match?

Each team must have 8 players on the court

Each team must have 10 players on the court

Each team must have 6 players on the court

6. What is the puck weigh for Ice Hockey?

The puck should weigh between 5.5 and 6.0 ounces

The puck must weigh between 6.5 and 8.0 ounces

The puck must weigh between 4.5 and 5.0 ounces

7. When and were was an ice hockey game played for the first time?

In April of the year 1874, in the United States

In March of the 1.875, in the city of Montreal

September 5 of the year 1889, in England

8. In the Ice Hockey Sub18 and Sub20 tournaments, both a maximum and a minimum age are established so that players can be chosen. What is the minimum age established for this?

15

17

16

9. After the central red line of the rink, where should the players' benches begin on an ice hockey rink?

Each players' bench must start at 2.0 meters from the central red line

Each players' bench must start at 3.0 meters from the central red line

Each players' bench must start at 6.0 meters from the central red line

10. What is the main professional ice hockey league?

Spanish Ice Hockey Superliga

National Hockey League

Continental Hockey League

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