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Rugby · Niveau 1 : Débutant · Sous-niveau 1.5

Suivre un match

10 tests · 100 faits · mis à jour le 28 octobre 2026 · markdown

What a fan sees: the scoreboard and table points, the TMO and cards, statistics, the bench, the kick at goal, anthems and the haka, stadiums and the referee's microphone.

Chaque test ci-dessous compte dix questions sur Insporta. La liste sous un test indique ce que les questions vérifient : un fait par question, avec la source dont il est tiré. Lisez-la avant le test, ou revenez-y après une mauvaise réponse.

Test 1Le tableau d'affichageFaire un test

  1. Seventeen is seven more than ten.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  2. Seven points from a converted try levels the score.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  3. It needs two scores to win from eight behind.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  4. Seven is the most from one score.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  5. Score and time are the key numbers.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  6. Three points means a penalty or drop goal.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  7. Five plus two is seven.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  8. Cinq, sept et dix points.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  9. 3-0, then 3-7, then 10-7.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  10. A converted try is seven points.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

Test 2Bonus points in a tableFaire un test

  1. Most competitions give four points for a win.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  2. A draw shares the points.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  3. Four tries earns the attacking bonus point.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  4. Close defeats still earn a point.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  5. A win with four tries gives four plus one.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  6. Bonus points keep matches alive to the end.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  7. One for losing by seven or fewer, one for four tries.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  8. 0, 1, 2 and 5.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  9. Result first, then the bonuses.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  10. Tries count for the bonus, not the result.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

Test 3The TMO on screenFaire un test

  1. The TMO reviews replays for the referee.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  2. The TMO watches the broadcast pictures.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  3. Fans often see the same replays.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  4. The crowd waits for the decision.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  5. The TMO checks scores and dangerous play.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  6. Replays catch what the eye misses.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  7. The screen signal asks for a review.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  8. Score, signal, replays, decision.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  9. The TMO watches from a separate room.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  10. The box shape is the TMO signal.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

Test 4Cards on a broadcastFaire un test

  1. A yellow card is a temporary suspension.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  2. Ten minutes of playing time.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  3. The sin bin is next to the field.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  4. Fourteen against fifteen for ten minutes.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  5. A countdown shows when the player returns.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  6. Red is the most serious card.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  7. A red card ends that player's match.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  8. Penalty, sin bin, sending off.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  9. Foul, card, off, back.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  10. Sin-bin timers count down ten minutes.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

Test 5Statistiques du matchFaire un test

  1. Possession is shown as a percentage.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  2. Territory shows where the game was played.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  3. Defence is measured by tackles made and missed.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  4. Metres made shows go-forward.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  5. Penalties conceded show indiscipline.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  6. Points, not possession, decide matches.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  7. Turnovers swing momentum.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  8. Score first, then ball, ground, defence.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  9. A higher share means more time with the ball.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  10. Territory is time spent in the opponents' half.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

Test 6The replacements benchFaire un test

  1. Match-day squads are 23: fifteen starters and eight replacements.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  2. Specialist front-rowers keep scrums safe.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  3. South Africa made the forward-heavy bench famous.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  4. Replacements bring energy late on.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  5. The player goes off for an HIA.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  6. The player returns once the bleeding stops.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  7. They warm up and wait by the field.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  8. Eight, fifteen and twenty-three.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  9. Warm up, called, wait, on.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  10. Number boards show who comes on and who goes off.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

Test 7The kick at goalFaire un test

  1. Silence for the kicker is a rugby tradition.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  2. Tees hold the ball still and upright.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  3. Sand buckets were common until the 1990s.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  4. Routines build repeatable technique.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  5. Wilkinson's crouch with hands clasped became iconic.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  6. Raised flags signal a successful kick.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  7. Silence turns to noise after the kick.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  8. Place, step back, run up, strike.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  9. Silence, kick, flags, noise.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  10. Kickers repeat the same routine every time.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

Test 8Anthems and the hakaFaire un test

  1. Anthems are sung with teams lined up on the field.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  2. Flower of Scotland is Scotland's rugby anthem.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  3. Ireland's Call was first sung in 1995.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  4. Its English title is Land of My Fathers.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  5. Ka Mate dates from the early 1800s.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  6. Fiji perform the Cibi and Samoa the Siva Tau.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  7. Facing the haka is a sign of respect.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  8. The haka comes after the anthems, just before play starts.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  9. Fiji, Samoa, Tonga.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  10. Teams line up arm in arm for the anthems.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

Test 9Stadium traditionsFaire un test

  1. Twickenham is the home of English rugby.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  2. Murrayfield is Scotland's national stadium.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  3. It has been sung at Twickenham since the 1980s.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  4. The roof can close against Welsh weather.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  5. The All Blacks went decades unbeaten there.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  6. South Africa won the final there.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  7. Clubhouses are at the heart of rugby clubs.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  8. London, Edinburgh, Cardiff.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  9. Auckland, Johannesburg, Paris.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  10. Wales's national stadium has a closing roof.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

Test 10The referee's microphoneFaire un test

  1. Hearing the referee explains each call.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  2. Match officials are linked by radio.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  3. Clear talk helps players stay in the Laws.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  4. Ref radios let fans hear decisions.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  5. Short calls guide players during play.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  6. Talking keeps the game flowing.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  7. The broadcast picks up the referee's microphone.

    Source : General rugby union reference · restitution

  8. Whistle, signal, explain, restart.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  9. On the field, on the touchline, in a room.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

  10. Broadcasts carry the referee's voice.

    Source : General rugby union reference · application

Sources

World Rugby handbooks and coaching material, union and competition records; original questions authored, nothing reproduced. Numbered Laws belong to the Laws category.

  • General rugby union reference100