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Test your Rugby League knowledge

Think you know all about the basics of Rugby League? Put yourself to the test with these ten testers of your Rugby League knowledge.

Q1

The foundations of Rugby League were laid by a breakaway of clubs in 1895. What was the main reason for this?
- They didn’t want to be playing against teams from the south of England.
- They wanted to minimise costs for teams travelling to matches.
- They wanted to compensate players for their time off work in order to play games.
- They were paid by an individual to set up a rival league.
Q2

How many points is a try worth in Rugby League?
- 3 points
- 4 points
- 5 points
- 6 points
Q3

When was the first Rugby League World Cup?
- 1905
- 1924
- 1954
- 1958
Q4

A yellow card will result in a trip to the ‘sin-bin’ for how long?
- 10 minutes
- 15 minutes
- 25 minutes
- 30 minutes
Q5

Which of the following combinations are all genuine non-contact versions of Rugby?
- Tag, Touch football, OzTag
- Kiwitik, Flag, Bulldog
- Eagletag, Jelly Rugby, Tickle
Q6

How many tackles or chances to score do a team have before the ball passes to the opposition?
- 4 tackles
- 5 tackles
- 6 tackles
- 7 tackles
Q7

What is the result if a player knocks the ball forward (other than by kicking it)?
- A scrum is awarded to the opposing team
- A penalty is given
- The player is sent to the sin-bin
- A free kick is awarded
Q8

A forward is a player who takes part in the scrum. Which of the following combinations are all considered forward positions?
- Open Side Prop, Hooker, Blind Side Prop
- Winger, Scrum-half, Stand-off, Centre
- Full-back, Second Row, Fly-half, Flanker
Q9

How many players in total form the scrum in Rugby League?
- 8
- 12
- 14
- 16
Q10

A player kicks the ball from within 40m of his own goal-line and it bounces within the 20m area of his opponent’s half before going out of play. What is the result of this?
- Play is brought back to where the ball was kicked from
- A scrum is awarded to the attacking team
- A scrum is awarded to the defending team
- Both teams will contest a line-out

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Test your Rugby League knowledge

The foundations of Rugby League were laid by a breakaway of clubs in 1895. What was the main reason for this?

How many points is a try worth in Rugby League?

When was the first Rugby League World Cup?

A yellow card will result in a trip to the ‘sin-bin’ for how long?

Which of the following combinations are all genuine non-contact versions of Rugby?

How many tackles or chances to score do a team have before the ball passes to the opposition?

What is the result if a player knocks the ball forward (other than by kicking it)?

A forward is a player who takes part in the scrum. Which of the following combinations are all considered forward positions?

How many players in total form the scrum in Rugby League?

A player kicks the ball from within 40m of his own goal-line and it bounces within the 20m area of his opponent’s half before going out of play. What is the result of this?

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Test your Rugby League knowledge

The foundations of Rugby League were laid by a breakaway of clubs in 1895. What was the main reason for this?

How many points is a try worth in Rugby League?

When was the first Rugby League World Cup?

A yellow card will result in a trip to the ‘sin-bin’ for how long?

Which of the following combinations are all genuine non-contact versions of Rugby?

How many tackles or chances to score do a team have before the ball passes to the opposition?

What is the result if a player knocks the ball forward (other than by kicking it)?

A forward is a player who takes part in the scrum. Which of the following combinations are all considered forward positions?

How many players in total form the scrum in Rugby League?

A player kicks the ball from within 40m of his own goal-line and it bounces within the 20m area of his opponent’s half before going out of play. What is the result of this?

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