How is a Brick signaled?

• A. Clapping hands over head or calling 'Brick'
• B. Shouting 'Brick' only
• C. Waving a flag
• D. Tapping the ground

Answer: (A)

A Brick is signaled by clapping hands over the head or by calling “Brick.” This visible and verbal cue tells everyone that play is restarting from the brick mark, a designated spot on the field used to resume possession after a stoppage. The signal helps ensure both teams know where the disc will be put in play and resets any relevant counts or setup rules for the restart. The other options don’t reflect the standard signals: shouting just the word can be less clear to teammates, waving a flag isn’t a recognized signal in typical play, and tapping the ground isn’t used to indicate a brick.