Which game category describes invading space or crossing a goal line?

• A. Strategy
• B. Territory
• C. Zone
• D. Offense

Answer: (B)

Territory centers on space and field position, focusing on gaining and maintaining control of the area you operate in. Invading space means moving into the opponent’s defensive area, stretching their lines and creating opportunities to assert dominance over that space. Crossing the goal line is a direct way to extend your team’s territory because scoring shifts field position in your favor and forces the defense to adjust, giving your team a bigger working area and more control moving forward. This emphasis on how teams press into, and hold, space makes territory the best fit for describing these actions. In contrast, strategy is about overall planning, zone refers to defending specific areas, and offense concerns attacking plays—none of these capture the broader space-control idea as effectively.