T F During an orienteering meet, each control site is identified by a three-dimensional orange and white marker, but since these markers are expensive and frequently stolen, homemade signs can make a good substitute.

11. T F During an orienteering meet, each control site is identified by a three-dimensional orange and white marker, but since these markers are expensive and frequently stolen, homemade signs can make a good substitute. 12. T F At an orienteering meet, competitors running the same race/course must all start at the same time in order to determine a winner. 13. T F In shuffleboard, a player may move his/her disc anywhere within the 10 OFF area before shooting. 14. T F In shuffleboard, players must alternate shooting one disc at a time. 15. T F In shuffleboard, discs that touch a line are still good, and points should be added to or subtracted from your team’s score. 16. T F In croquet, a ball may NOT be hit through the wicket from the wrong side, under any circumstance. 17. T F In the Spikeball curriculum, it is suggested that students have their phone to access videos, games and lesson ideas. 18. T F The object of Spikeball is to spike the net so that your opponents can’t play it back within 4 hits. 19. T F After the serve in Spikeball, players can move or hit from anywhere in any direction 360 degrees around the net 20. T F In Spikeball, players must be sure to stay in the boundaries. 21. T F Footgolf, Disc golf and Fling Golf all have the same scoring systems. 22. T F Golf courses will allow you to wear cleats on the golf course when playing foot golf. 23. T F In footgolf, it is ok to stop your ball from rolling down a hill on the green. 24. T F In footgolf and Disc golf, the person closest to the hole shoots first. 25. T F In footnet, rules are determined by the number of players. (One player gets touches, two players get 2 touches, 3 players get 3 touches) 26. T F In Wallyball, the ball must be served off the wall before play can start. 27. T F In Wallyball, it is ok for the ball hit TWO walls on your own side if your team has 1+ hits remaining and as long as the ball doesn’t go over the net.