# Inclusive Rugby · Rugby Level 7: Upper-Advanced

Rugby · Level 7: Upper-Advanced · Insporta Book (https://book.insporta.app/rugby/level-7/inclusive-rugby/)

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.

## Test 1: What inclusive rugby means

- Rugby for all. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Adapt the game, not the person. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Adaptations change how it is played. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Everyone benefits. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Belonging. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Ask the player. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Support for clubs. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Listen, plan, open, continue. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Least to most contact. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Rugby for everyone. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 2: Wheelchair rugby

- Winnipeg, 1977. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- The original name. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- A basketball-sized court. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Four-a-side. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Round, not oval. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Carry it over the line. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Within a set time. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Pass, push, block, score. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 4, 6, 7. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Crossing the line. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 3: Rugby chairs

- Chair-on-chair contact. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Attack chairs are nimble. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Defensive chairs hold opponents. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Cambered wheels. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Safety in contact. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Punctures and damage. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Role-specific chairs. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Fit, build, adjust, play. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Hooks hold opponents. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Built for collisions. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 4: Classification

- Fair competition. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Low points = more impairment. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Eight points across four players. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Lower points, more impairment. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- The total must fit. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Independent classifiers. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Blockers clear the way. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Join, learn, classify, compete. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Low to high. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Classification points. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 5: Wheelchair rugby at the Paralympics

- Demonstration in 1996. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Full medal sport from 2000. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Spectacular contact. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Mixed teams. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Encouraging women's participation. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Exposure helped. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Step by step. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 1977, 1996, 2000. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Paralympics draw most. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Paralympic medals. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 6: Mixed ability rugby

- Integrated teams. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Real rugby, adapted where needed. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Safety adaptations. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Inclusion in club life. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Friendlies grow the game. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Coach to the group. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- A shared ethos. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Arrive, agree, play, socialise. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Small to large. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Integrated team. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 7: Walking rugby

- No running. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Lifelong rugby. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- No contact. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Low impact, high fun. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Running is penalised. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Community health. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Contact removed. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Session flow. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Walking is slowest. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Older players walking. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 8: Deaf rugby

- Sound-based cues are missed. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Visual signals. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Signs, not shouts. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Visual awareness. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Show, don't just tell. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Organised deaf rugby. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Same game, small changes. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Visual call sequence. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Visual first. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Visual stop signal. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 9: Veterans' rugby

- Over-35s and older. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- A festival for veterans. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Safety first. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Gentler scrums. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Lifelong rugby. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Rugby's social side. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Members stay involved. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Festival flow. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Young to old. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Veterans' festival. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 10: A welcoming club

- Culture of welcome. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Access matters. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Easy, friendly entry. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Clubs run on volunteers. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Partnerships help. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Belonging keeps players. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Visible and valued. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Plan, prepare, train, launch. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Quick to slow. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Welcome and access. (Source: General rugby union reference)

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

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