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NKEYEMA SECONDARY SCHOOL
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
AND
SPORTS
GRADES 10, 11 AND 12 (2021)
‘RUGBY UNION’
Prepared by:
1) NAMUKOLO MUSHAUKWA (Mrs.):
Senior Education Standards Officer, Expressive Arts-Western Province
2) CLIVE NYAMBE:
Physical Educationist at Nkeyema Secondary School
Cell #:0973390572
[email protected]
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CLIVE NYAMBE-RUGBY-WESTERN PROVINCE
SECTION A
1) In rugby, ‘crouch’, ‘bind’, ‘set’ are related to…
A. Line out
B. Scrum
C. Ruck
D. Maul
2) We are starting the rugby topic and Walubita does not like to play rugby. What
should she do?
A. Have her parent write a note excusing her from this topic
B. Participate with a good attitude
C. Tell the teacher she does not like rugby hoping the teacher will excuse her
D. Participate with little effort knowing that she will give extra effort during a
topic she enjoys
3) Observe the photo carefully. What technique in rugby is this?
A. Scrum
B. Maul
C.Ruck
D.Line out
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4) As shown in the photo below ,suppose a player with the ball makes contact
with the player who wants to tackle him but instead of falling to the ground
he keeps standing up, immediately players from both teams will join this
formation to compete for the ball which will be somewhere in the middle.
This formation is called a …
A. Line out
B. Scrum
C. Ruck
D. Maul
5) Which statement is true about a conversion kick?
A. A conversion is 3 points.
B. A conversion is 5 points.
C. A conversion is 1 point.
D. A conversion is 2 points.
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6) A Penalty kick in rugby is….
A. 3 points.
B. 5 points
C. 2 points
D. 1 point
7) In rugby, a try is worth …..points.
A.5 points
B.2points
C. 1 point
D. 10 points
8) During a scrum, the … will roll the ball straight into the middle of the scrum and
both teams are allowed to contest for the ball.
A. scrum half
B. defender
C. striker
D. libero
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9) Below are rugby players performing a scrum. What type of exercise is it?
A. Isokinetic contraction
B. Isometric contraction
C. Isotonic contraction
D. Line out
10) A rugby union ball is…shaped.
A. oval
B. half
C. round
D. right angled
11) A game of rugby is played for …minutes
A. 80
B.90
C.40
D.60
12) In rugby the ….connects the forwards and the backs.
A. midfielder
B.libero
C.scrum half
D.G.K
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13) Which one of the following is related to rugby?
A. midfielder
B.libero
C.scrum half
D.G.K
14) In which country did rugby originate from in the first half of the 19th century?
A. England
B.South Africa
C. Greece
D.USA
15) The goal line of a rugby field is…
A. 100m
B.70m
C.120m
D.50m
16) The length of a rugby field is…
A. 100m
B.70m
C.120m
D.50m
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17) Below is a rugby goal post.
What is the distance between the goal posts?
A. 5.6m
B. 5m
C. 3m
D. 6.5m
18) Below is a rugby goal post.
What is distance from the ground to the bar?
A. 5.6m
B. 5m
C. 3m
D. 6.5m
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19) How many players are there in a rugby union team?
A.14
B.13
C.12
D.15
20) Which one of the following is NOT true about a game of rugby?
A. You play rugby with your hands and feet
B. You are ONLY allowed to pass backwards
C. A game of rugby is played for 90 minutes
D. You can stop a player by tackling
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SECTION B
1) Draw a rugby field indicating the measurements for the length and
width.(3)
2) Mention any five techniques/skills of rugby.(5)
3) What is a line out in rugby? (2)
4) Mention any four rules under which you can tackle a player in rugby(4)
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SECTION A
1) B
2) B
3) A
4) D
5) D
6) A
7) A
8) A
9) B
10) A
11) A
12) C
13) C
14) A
15) B
16) A
17) A
18) C
19) D
20) C
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MARKYING SCHEME
SECTION B
1)
2) (Any five of the following)
I. Passing
II. Footwork and agility
III. Tackling
IV. Rucking
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V. Mauling
VI. The scrum
3) If the ball leaves the field of play because it is kicked
out or because the player with the ball is tackled and falls
across the touch line or the foot of the player who is
holding the ball touches the touch line, the game will be
restarted with a line out
4)
You can only tackle a player with the ball
You are only allowed to use hands, arms and body.
You are not allowed to tackle him whilst he is in the
air.
The most common way to tackle is to use a shoulder
and arms targeting the opposition player below the
waist so he falls to the ground.
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