Which term describes an extremely fast, spinny pass used to thread through tight spaces?

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

Answer: (B)

This tests your knowledge of a throw that is built for speed and a direct path through a crowded lane. A bullet pass is the fast, straight-line throw delivered with lots of velocity and spin. That combination creates a narrow window for the defender and minimizes the time the disc is in the air, making it possible to thread the disc to a cutting teammate who is squeezing between defenders. The heavy spin stabilizes the disc in flight, helping it stay on a predictable, flat line even in wind.

Other terms describe different flight shapes or situations rather than this specific idea of extreme speed on a straight path. A blade is another piercing throw, but the defining feel tied to threading a tight lane with maximum velocity is most closely matched by a bullet pass. A break throw and bookends refer to different tactical concepts rather than the particular fast, spinny delivery described here.