Module 6 Weapons Martial Arts and Force Control

WarBall Player Training Course Module 6

This 10-question quiz covers authorized techniques, controlled takedowns, device strikes and limits on force.

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1. How much force may be used when striking an approved device?

As much force as possible

Only enough force reasonably necessary to activate it

The same force used in boxing

Any force if the player is larger

2. What happens to hard weapon swings or hard punches directed at devices?

They are encouraged

They are penalized

They earn bonus points

They are ignored

3. What is the central requirement of the Payload rule?

Use maximum force on every play

Use no more force than necessary to get the job done

Avoid all physical contact

Only referees may carry the ball

4. What should a player consider when engaging a smaller or defenseless opponent?

Whether reduced force or simple leverage will accomplish the task

How to create the hardest collision

Whether spectators are watching

Whether the opponent has scored

5. What type of takedown does WarBall encourage?

A controlled judo or wrestling-style takedown

A blind-side high-speed tackle

A helmet-first collision

A late hit

6. Why can points be awarded for certain judo or wrestling throws?

To reward skillful and safe takedowns

To reward the hardest impact

To delay the game

To replace touchdowns

7. Which target may receive a controlled hand strike under the rules?

An approved helmet button or visor target

The opponent's throat

The back of a defenseless player's head

Any spectator

8. Which statement best describes WarBall's approach to leverage?

Leverage should be used when it can accomplish the task with less force

Leverage is prohibited

Leverage matters only to officials

Leverage must always be combined with a high-speed hit

9. What should happen if simple leverage can safely complete the action?

Use simple leverage rather than added force

Add a running start

Strike harder for certainty

Ignore the size of the opponent

10. What is the purpose of the youth device-only version?

To resolve engagements through approved devices without conventional takedowns or body blocks

To allow harder tackles

To eliminate officials

To permit unrestricted weapon strikes

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