Which term describes catching an opponent's pass in their end zone, earning a point for the catching team?

Which term describes catching an opponent's pass in their end zone, earning a point for the catching team?

• A. Calahan
• B. Bullet Pass
• C. Bookends
• D. Blade

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that a goal is scored when a player catches the disc in the opponent’s end zone, giving their team a point. In this question’s terminology, that specific scoring moment is described by the term Calahan. So, when the defending team’s throw ends up caught in their own end zone by the other team, it still counts as a score for the catching team because the catch occurred in the opponent’s end zone. This is the situation the term Calahan is intended to name in this context. The other terms describe different things not tied to scoring in the end zone: a Bullet Pass refers to a fast throw, a Blade is a type of throw with a distinctive flight path, and Bookends denotes something unrelated to the act of scoring in the end zone.

The main idea is that a goal is scored when a player catches the disc in the opponent’s end zone, giving their team a point. In this question’s terminology, that specific scoring moment is described by the term Calahan. So, when the defending team’s throw ends up caught in their own end zone by the other team, it still counts as a score for the catching team because the catch occurred in the opponent’s end zone. This is the situation the term Calahan is intended to name in this context.

The other terms describe different things not tied to scoring in the end zone: a Bullet Pass refers to a fast throw, a Blade is a type of throw with a distinctive flight path, and Bookends denotes something unrelated to the act of scoring in the end zone.