Rephrasing 'Who dribbles a ball across the field and scores a goal?' — for a 7-year-old

Three simple rephrasings of the sentence 'Who dribbles a ball across the field and scores a goal?' written for a 7-year-old, plus a short, step-by-step explanation of what 'dribbles' and 'scores a goal' mean.

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Quick explanation for a 7-year-old:

  1. Step 1 — 'Dribbles' means you keep the ball close to your feet and move with it by gently kicking or tapping it.
  2. Step 2 — 'Across the field' means moving from one side of the playing area to the other.
  3. Step 3 — 'Scores a goal' means you kick the ball into the net and your team gets a point.

Three simple ways to say the same sentence:

  1. Who moves the ball along the field and makes a goal?
  2. Who runs with the ball and kicks it into the net?
  3. Who keeps the ball close while going across the field and then scores?

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