Question

which of the following statements about australian football is true? a. the players tend to wear a large amount of padding. b. goals are scored by kicking the ball through goal posts. c. each team has a number of set plays for both offense and defense. d. constant movement of the ball is similar to baseball.

Explanation:

football are scored by kicking the ball between the tall central goal posts, not "through goal posts" generally (behind posts exist for lower points, and this description is inaccurate).

• Option D: Australian football has continuous, free-flowing movement, unlike baseball's stop-start, turn-based play.
• Option C: Teams in Australian football do utilize structured set plays for both offensive (e.g., after a score) and defensive scenarios.

Answer:

football are scored by kicking the ball between the tall central goal posts, not "through goal posts" generally (behind posts exist for lower points, and this description is inaccurate).

• Option D: Australian football has continuous, free-flowing movement, unlike baseball's stop-start, turn-based play.
• Option C: Teams in Australian football do utilize structured set plays for both offensive (e.g., after a score) and defensive scenarios.