What is the end zone in ultimate frisbee?

What is the end zone in ultimate frisbee?

• A. The central area of play.
• B. The scoring area at each end of the field.
• C. The bench area.
• D. The out-of-bounds line.

Answer: (B)

End zones are the scoring areas at each end of an Ultimate field. There are two of them, one at each end, and a goal is scored when the offense catches the disc in the opponent’s end zone, with the catch completed in bounds. The rest of the field is in play, so simply entering an end zone doesn’t score by itself; the disc must be caught in the opponent’s end zone. The central area is the in-play field, the bench area is off the field where substitutes wait, and the out-of-bounds line marks the edge of the field.

End zones are the scoring areas at each end of an Ultimate field. There are two of them, one at each end, and a goal is scored when the offense catches the disc in the opponent’s end zone, with the catch completed in bounds. The rest of the field is in play, so simply entering an end zone doesn’t score by itself; the disc must be caught in the opponent’s end zone. The central area is the in-play field, the bench area is off the field where substitutes wait, and the out-of-bounds line marks the edge of the field.