# Law 23: Terminology

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The terms the Rules use: deflect, flick, forehand, hit, injector, playing distance, push, scoop and shot at goal.

## 23.231 Terms of the Game

What the Rules mean by the strokes, the injector, playing distance and a shot at goal.

### 테스트 1: The terms of the game

- Deflecting is redirecting the ball's path without stopping or taking possession of it. (출처: FIH Rules 2027, Terminology (Deflect))
- A flick is pushing the ball so that it is raised off the ground. (출처: FIH Rules 2027, Terminology (Flick))
- Forehand is playing a ball which is to the right of the player in a forward direction. (출처: FIH Rules 2027, Terminology (Forehand))
- A slap, a long pushing or sweeping movement before contact, is included in the definition of a hit. (출처: FIH Rules 2027, Terminology (Hit))
- The injector is the attacker taking the push or hit from the back-line at a penalty corner. (출처: FIH Rules 2027, Terminology (Injector))
- Playing distance is the distance within which a player can reach the ball to play it. (출처: FIH Rules 2027, Terminology (Playing distance))
- It is an attempt to score from within the circle; it counts even if the ball misses, if the intention is to score. (출처: FIH Rules 2027, Terminology (Shot at goal))
- A scoop raises the ball by placing the head of the stick under it and using a lifting movement. (출처: FIH Rules 2027, Terminology (Scoop))
- In a push both the ball and the head of the stick are in contact with the ground. (출처: FIH Rules 2027, Terminology (Push))
- A push keeps ball and stick on the ground, a flick pushes the ball up, a scoop lifts it from underneath. (출처: FIH Rules 2027, Terminology (Push, Flick, Scoop))

출처: FIH Rules of Hockey, 2027 edition in force from 1 November 2026, Terminology (paraphrased in original wording; original questions authored from the Rules, not reproduced)

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