What call is made to indicate that a pass was completed?

• A. Foul
• B. Incomplete
• C. Up
• D. Timeout

Answer: (C)

In Ultimate, players use quick on-field calls to communicate what happened on a throw. The signal for a successful completion of a pass is “up.” Saying “up” lets everyone know the disc was caught cleanly and possession transfers to the receiving team at the spot of the catch, so play continues smoothly without argument. This helps keep the tempo and flow of the game clear for both teams.

Know that the other calls have different purposes: a foul refers to contact or a rule violation, an incomplete is used when a pass isn’t caught or goes out of bounds, and a timeout stops play. Using “up” specifically communicates that the throw resulted in a completed catch, which is why it’s the best choice here.