Question

which action will eliminate a player?
\ta stepping into the neutral zone
\tb throwing a ball too slowly
\tc getting hit below the shoulders
\td catching a ball thrown at them

question 2 (1 point)
what happens if a player catches an opponent’s throw?
\ta the catcher is out.
\tb both players stay in the game.
\tc the thrower is out, and a teammate of the catcher can re - enter.
\td the ball must be thrown back immediately.

question 3 (1 point)
a team wins when all opponents are eliminated or when they have the most players left when time runs out.
true
false

question 4 (1 point)
headshots are always allowed in dodgeball.
true
false

Explanation:

1. For Question 1: In standard dodgeball rules, a player is eliminated if hit below the shoulders by a ball. Stepping into the neutral zone, throwing slowly, or catching a ball do not eliminate the player.
2. For Question 2: When a player catches an opponent's throw, the thrower is eliminated, and a teammate of the catcher (if one was out) can re-enter the game.
3. For Question 3: Standard dodgeball winning conditions are eliminating all opponents, or having more remaining players when time expires.
4. For Question 4: Headshots (hitting above the shoulders) are not allowed in most official dodgeball rules, as they are considered unsafe.

Answer:

1. c. Getting hit below the shoulders
2. c. The thrower is out, and a teammate of the catcher can re-enter.
3. True
4. False