Flag football

4. To put the ball in play by giving it to the quarterback
6. A scoring play in which any part of the ball, while legally in the possession of a player who is in-bounds, crosses the plane of the opponent's goal line. A touchdown counts as 6 points.
7. When the offensive team gathers before a play to set up their formation and plays to be used for that down.
8. When the quarterback attempts to advance the ball by throwing it from behind the LOS, forward to a receiver.
9. When the offense attempts a forward pass but the ball is not caught or is caught outside the field of play. Play will stop and the down is over.

1. give each player a specific location on the line of scrimmage to begin their play
2. When a defensive player catches a pass thrown by the offense. The defensive player can attempt to carry the ball to opposing team’s end zone for a score, in which case the act is referred to as “a pick 6″.
3. After a touchdown the team that scored is allowed a 1 attempt to score bonus points. The bonus can be either 1 or 2 points depending on how the team advances the ball and/or where the team advance the ball from. Typically, 1 point is awarded for scoring from 5 yards out and 2 points are awarded for scoring from 10 yards out. Some leagues instead score 1 point for a running play or 2 points for a passing play.
5. One play, starting when the ball is put into play and ending when the ball is ruled dead
6. Performed by pulling one flag off the offensive ball carrier