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Forming a tackle triangle and getting onside in defence

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Forming a tackle triangle and getting onside in defence”, from the unit “Invasion games: problem solving with tactics and strategies through T1 rugby” (Year 11 Physical education) by Oak National Academy.

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8 questions

  1. When tagged, how does an attacker get the ball to a teammate?
  2. When can a player only take up to 3 steps in T1 rugby?
  3. Which direction is the ball passed in T1?
  4. What should you use to rip the ball?
  5. How many phases do attackers have to score a try?
  6. After a defender tags/touches the ball carrier, 2 other defenders have to connect with them to form what shape?
  7. What do you need to position yourself behind in defence to prevent being offside?
  8. Why is it beneficial to get back onside quickly in defence?

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