1. Braces, casts, or guards that are made of an inflexible and hard substance such as plaster, plastic, metal, are not to be worn below the elbow. T-F

2. In question #1, braces, casts or guards may be worn on the upper arm or shoulder if they are padded with closed cell, slow-recovery foam padding no less than 1/2” thick. T-F

3. A3 attempts a “3” point shot, as the ball is in flight, A4 pushes B5. Team Control has ended. T-F

4. In question #3, if the ball goes in the basket, the try is successful. T-F

5. In question #3, if Team B is not in the bonus, Team B is entitled to move along the end line. T-F

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1. A1 while holding the ball in the free throw lane, tries to back off B1 with a hip thrust. The Center Official rules a player control foul on A1. T-F

2. Player Control Fouls do not count as team fouls. T-F

3. Team Control Fouls do not count as team fouls. T-F

4. Double Fouls do not count as team fouls. T-F

5. A1 is cutting off the ball and B1 constantly waves in his face to block his vision. The Center Official rules a unsporting technical foul on B1. T-F

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1. An airborne shooter can commit a player control foul. T-F

2. A player hanging in the rim after a dunk attempt is not considered to be an airborne shooter. T-F

3. Religious and medical alert medals are not considered jewelry. T-F

4. An airborne shooter is in player control. T-F

5. An airborne shooter is in the act of shooting until one foot touches the floor. T-F

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1. Undershirts must be one color that is similar to the dominant color of the jersey. Visiting teams may wear black also.  Everyone must have the same color.  T-F

2. All edges of the undershirts must be hemmed. T-F

3. One visible manufacturer or school mascot logo/ trademark reference is allowed on undershirts. T-F

4. If the floor has a logo in the center of the court, that logo should not distract from the visibility of the division line or center circle. T-F

5. The score is Team A-63 and Team B-62 when the horn sounds to end the 4th quarter. Prior to the referee’s final approval of the final score, the Head Coach of Team A directs obscene gestures to the officiating crew. Handle the Situation?

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