Rabble Online Training Assessment

Hello and welcome to the Rabble Online Training Assessment!

Complete the Rabble Online Training by scoring at least 80% (31 points) on this multiple choice test.

After completion, please email bilal@joinrabble.com who will help you set up your very own Rabble!

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1. What are the key Rabble values? *

1 point

Fun, Fit, Social

Competitive, Athletic, Successful

Fit, Fast, Fluid

Bigger, Faster, Stronger

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2. What should you NOT do before you arrive at your venue for your first session? *

1 point

Make sure your meeting point is easy to find

Obtain any permits/licences required for your venue

Cancel the session 10 minutes before the start

Prepare your equipment and check that it is fit for purpose

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3. What should you do when arriving at your venue for your first session? *

1 point

Spend 30 minutes warming up alone so you are ready to win when your participants arrive

Change your location to a less visible spot at the last minute

Wait until everyone arrives before setting up the pitch

Check for hazards and obstacles

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4. Should you… *

1 point

Start your session by sprinting

Slow down the pace of the session after the warm up

Allow dangerous play

Omit a cool down because you have run out of time

None of the above

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5. In the unfortunate case of an accident you should follow the accident procedure protocols in which order? *

1 point

Stop the session, contact the emergency services, stay with the injured party, apply first aid

Stay with the injured party, contact the emergency services, apply first aid, stop the session

Apply first aid, stop the session, contact the emergency services, stay with the injured party

Stop the session, apply first aid, contact the emergency services, stay with the injured party

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6. You may think you understand all the rules in the Rabble games but what do you think makes for a good explanation: (Up to 2 answers may apply) *

2 points

Giving the rules in an illogical order

Making the rules concise and avoiding unnecessary repetition

Taking your time to clearly explain each and every variation of a game before starting your session

Positioning yourself in between the teams to add clarity to your delivery

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7. It is Jessica’s first Rabble session. She seems to understand the game rules when explained, but when playing, Jessica seems unconfident and unengaged. You realise she was confused by the rules. What should you do? *

1 point

Approach Jessica discreetly and check she’s clear about what to do in the game

Pause the game for a bit and call out Jessica to explain the rules again

Ignore Jessica

Gather all the players around to make sure everyone understands the rules

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8. What is the typical Rabble game explanation structure? *

1 point

How to score, how to defend, when the game ends, the aim of the game

Aim of the game, how to score, how to defend, when the game ends

Aim of the game, how to defend, how to score, when the game ends

When the game ends, aim of the game, how to score, how to defend

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9. How many key rules should you use when running a main game? *

1 point

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10. How can you control the level of running in a session? (Up to 2 answers may apply) *

2 points

Using the pitch size

Making players jog up and down the road

By using aggressive and demeaning language

By utilising the time left in the game to generate urgency

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11. Deadtime is time spent on… (Up to 2 answers may apply) *

2 points

Water breaks

Running to the tagging points

Playing the name game

Answering players’ questions

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12. To minimize deadtime, you can… (Up to 2 answers may apply) *

2 points

Plan your session and layout well to ensure a smooth transition between each phase

Handle latecomers in a manner which interrupts the flow of your session

Explain the next game during water breaks

Ignore players' questions

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13. During Hunger Games, what should players do when you call out 'POISON GAS'? *

1 point

Lie down on the ground for 10 seconds

Run to the centre circle within 3 seconds

Race to collect a 'gas mask' from the instructor

Run back to their district and do 4 burpees

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14. You have had a bad day and your Rabble session starts in 30 minutes. You carry on your bad mood and make it known to the participants during the session. You are not your usual positive, energetic and fun self. What do you think about this kind of behaviour? *

1 point

Not everyone is happy all the time so it’s fine

My bad mood won't impact the participants and they won't mind

I should be positive and energetic despite what has happened during the day, as the sessions is supposed to be fun for the players.

None of the above

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15. When you communicate to the players, make sure that you... (Up to 2 answers may apply) *

2 points

Are positive, give praise and encourage everyone

Add story telling to increase to the amount of time spent giving instructions

Try and pick on the slowest person

Are authoritative

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16. Should an instructor use non-verbal communication when explaining Rabble games? *

1 point

Yes

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17. Mark is persistently arguing about the score being incorrect, what should you NOT do… *

1 point

Be decisive and fair

Allow his arguments and change the score unnecessarily

Issue punishments to Mark

Check in with Mark post game

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18. The score should be… (Up to 2 answers may apply) *

2 points

In multiples of 7

Tracked accurately

Understood by the participants

Guessed, as long as you know who won

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19. You should do which of the following during the session… *

1 point

Incentivise aggressive play

Change the pitch size to ensure everyone gets a good workout

Go for a quick cigarette

Change the pitch so no one can score

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20. Which of the following is NOT an area where timing is directly relevant? *

1 point

When setting up your session

When motivating participants

When making the game periods fair

At the post session social

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21. When do you need to set up two pitches for a ball game, such as Nesketball? *

1 point

If you have brought two balls with you

If you have 16 or more players

If you want four teams

If you want to punish somebody by making them play by themselves

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22. Is this the correct session structure? Warm up, name game, HIF, contrast game, main game and stretch. *

1 point

Yes

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23. How many variations of the main game should you play? *

1 point

1-2

3-4

5-6

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24. How should a main game and a contrast game differ? *

1 point

One should be a ball game (Dodgeball) and one should be a running game (Jailbreak)

They are the same game, just different variations

It doesn't matter

It depends on the session

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25. How many starter games do you get (excluding the contrast and warm up package)? *

1 point

Required

26. How many variations of Frisbee are there? *

1 point

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27. What is the aim of Jailbreak? *

1 point

To make three complete passes which scores your team one point. First team to five points wins.

To run across the target line (to freedom) as many times as possible in 3 minutes.

To get as many flags from across the pitch back to your bases.

To get the most cones inside your base at the end of the time limit.

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28. Which of these is not a Rabble game? *

1 point

Donkey Tag

Bib Tag

Cone Tag

Island Tag

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29. What versions of the Name Game are included in your pack? (Up to 2 answers may apply) *

2 points

High Five Name Game

Circular Name Game

Triangle Name Game

Hot Potato

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30. What is it essential to do when trying to build your Rabble community? (Up to 3 answers may apply) *

3 points

Market your sessions using social media

Cooperate with and utilise your launch buddy

Give plenty of time between completing the exam and launching so you can fully prepare

Keep your session secret until a week before your launch session

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31. How informative did you find this course? (1 = very uninformative, 5 = very informative) *

0 points

You have now completed the Rabble Online Training Test. Give bilal@joinrabble.com an email and let him know you've finished!!

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