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Rugby · Level 7: Upper-Advanced · Sub-level 7.5

Inclusive Rugby

10 tests · 100 facts · updated 28 October 2026 · markdown

Rugby for everyone: what inclusive rugby means, wheelchair rugby and its chairs, classification and the Paralympics, mixed ability rugby, walking rugby, deaf rugby, veterans' rugby and making a club welcoming.

Each test below is ten questions on Insporta. The list under a test is what the questions check: one fact per question, with the source it was written from. Read it before the test, or come back from a wrong answer.

Test 1What inclusive rugby meansTake a test

  1. Rugby for all.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  2. Adapt the game, not the person.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  3. Adaptations change how it is played.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  4. Everyone benefits.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  5. Belonging.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  6. Ask the player.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  7. Support for clubs.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  8. Listen, plan, open, continue.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  9. Least to most contact.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  10. Rugby for everyone.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

Test 2Wheelchair rugbyTake a test

  1. Winnipeg, 1977.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  2. The original name.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  3. A basketball-sized court.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  4. Four-a-side.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  5. Round, not oval.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  6. Carry it over the line.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  7. Within a set time.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  8. Pass, push, block, score.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  9. 4, 6, 7.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  10. Crossing the line.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

Test 3Rugby chairsTake a test

  1. Chair-on-chair contact.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  2. Attack chairs are nimble.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  3. Defensive chairs hold opponents.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  4. Cambered wheels.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  5. Safety in contact.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  6. Punctures and damage.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  7. Role-specific chairs.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  8. Fit, build, adjust, play.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  9. Hooks hold opponents.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  10. Built for collisions.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

Test 4ClassificationTake a test

  1. Fair competition.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  2. Low points = more impairment.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  3. Eight points across four players.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  4. Lower points, more impairment.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  5. The total must fit.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  6. Independent classifiers.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  7. Blockers clear the way.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  8. Join, learn, classify, compete.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  9. Low to high.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  10. Classification points.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

Test 5Wheelchair rugby at the ParalympicsTake a test

  1. Demonstration in 1996.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  2. Full medal sport from 2000.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  3. Spectacular contact.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  4. Mixed teams.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  5. Encouraging women's participation.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  6. Exposure helped.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  7. Step by step.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  8. 1977, 1996, 2000.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  9. Paralympics draw most.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  10. Paralympic medals.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

Test 6Mixed ability rugbyTake a test

  1. Integrated teams.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  2. Real rugby, adapted where needed.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  3. Safety adaptations.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  4. Inclusion in club life.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  5. Friendlies grow the game.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  6. Coach to the group.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  7. A shared ethos.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  8. Arrive, agree, play, socialise.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  9. Small to large.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  10. Integrated team.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

Test 7Walking rugbyTake a test

  1. No running.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  2. Lifelong rugby.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  3. No contact.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  4. Low impact, high fun.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  5. Running is penalised.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  6. Community health.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  7. Contact removed.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  8. Session flow.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  9. Walking is slowest.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  10. Older players walking.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

Test 8Deaf rugbyTake a test

  1. Sound-based cues are missed.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  2. Visual signals.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  3. Signs, not shouts.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  4. Visual awareness.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  5. Show, don't just tell.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  6. Organised deaf rugby.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  7. Same game, small changes.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  8. Visual call sequence.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  9. Visual first.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  10. Visual stop signal.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

Test 9Veterans' rugbyTake a test

  1. Over-35s and older.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  2. A festival for veterans.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  3. Safety first.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  4. Gentler scrums.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  5. Lifelong rugby.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  6. Rugby's social side.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  7. Members stay involved.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  8. Festival flow.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  9. Young to old.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  10. Veterans' festival.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

Test 10A welcoming clubTake a test

  1. Culture of welcome.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  2. Access matters.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  3. Easy, friendly entry.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  4. Clubs run on volunteers.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  5. Partnerships help.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  6. Belonging keeps players.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  7. Visible and valued.

    Source: General rugby union reference · recall

  8. Plan, prepare, train, launch.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  9. Quick to slow.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

  10. Welcome and access.

    Source: General rugby union reference · applied

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