the blank pass is used when a player wants to make a short, quick, and accurate pass in soccer

In the context of your descriptions:

1. The blank pass described as a short, quick, and accurate pass is best represented by **trap**. (Although "trap" typically refers to stopping the ball, it seems to align most closely with your description of a pass-like action.)

2. "Foot black" as stopping the soccer ball with the foot aligns with the term **trap**, which refers to receiving and controlling the ball.

3. For the other answer choices you provided:
- **Backheel**: A pass made with the back of the foot.
- **Shot**: An attempt to score a goal.
- **Instep**: Refers to striking the ball with the laces of the boot, typically for more power.
- **Cross**: A type of pass made from the side of the field into the penalty area.

Based on your description, both concepts relate to "trap" as the act of controlling the ball. If you need clarification on any specific terms, let me know!

the blank pass is used when a player wants to make a short, quick, and accurate pass in soccer

answer choices: trap, backheel, shot, instep, cross

Based on your description of a pass that is short, quick, and accurate, the best answer from your choices is **trap**. This refers to the action of receiving or controlling the ball to make a quick pass afterwards.

However, if you are looking for a specific type of pass, it could also be implied that you are referring to a particular technique, such as using the **backheel** for a quick pass.

If you have any other information that might help refine the answer, please let me know!

a foot black is when a player stops the soccer ball with there foot

answer choices: trap, backheel, shot, instep, cross

The correct term for stopping the soccer ball with your foot is **trap**. Trapping is the action of controlling or receiving the ball using various parts of the body, with the foot being the most common method.