1. A1 is dribbling the ball in their back court. A3 requests and is granted a time out. There are 21 seconds on the shot clock. Does the shot clock reset? Yes-No

2. In question #1, does Team A receive a new 10 second count? Yes-No

3. The Head Coach of Team A is out of their Coaching Box, passes the division line and is cursing at the officials. Team A’s Head Coach should be warned for mis-conduct. T-F

4. A1 throws a pass to A3. A3 misses the pass and the ball hits A3’s leg. The trail official rules a kicking violation. T-F

5. Kicking the ball is intentionally striking it with any part of the leg or foot. T-F

1. An excessive time out is a technical foul charged indirectly to the Head Coach? T-F

2. The center official rules a held ball on A5 and B5. After the play, Team A requests a time out which is an excessive time out. Team A has the AP Arrow. Team B will shoot two free throws and Team A will receive the ball where the held ball was ruled. T-F

3.  The trail official rules a traveling violation on A5 on the perimeter. The Head Coach of Team A tells the ruling official, he/she should not be in this league. The official should ignore the comment. Y – N

4.  In the last 2 mins of the 4th quarter, B5 scores on a “15” foot jump shot, B1 breaks the boundary line on a Team A throw-in prior to ball being released on the throw-in. This is the first time that Team B broke the plane on the throw-in.  Handle the Situation?

5. With 34.3 seconds on the clock before halftime, Team A has the ball for a throw-in.  A-1 tries to inbound the ball but it is deflected out of bounds immediately by B-1 who is inbounds.  The clock still shows 34.3 seconds left.  Handle the situation.

Screening
1. A screen is legal action by a player who, while touching the playing court, without causing contact , delays or prevents an opponent from reaching a desired position. T-F

2. A3 sets an illegal screen on B3 while A1 is dribbling the ball in the back court. A3 should be penalized with a team control foul. T-F

3. To establish a legal screening position, the screener may face in any direction. T-F

4. To establish a legal screening position on a moving player, time and distance are relevant. T-F

5. The screener shall be stationary, except when both the screener and opponent are moving in the same path and same direction. T-F

1. Thrower-In A2 fakes releasing the ball during a designated spot throw-in. The ball slips out of the thrower-in hands and bounces inbounds on the court. A2 steps onto the court and touches the ball. The administering official rules a throw-in violation. T-F

2. Who can shoot a technical foul?

3. Who is the shooter for an intentional personal foul?

4. Who is the shooter for a flagrant personal foul?

5. Who is the shooter for an intentional technical foul?

1. A1 attempts a “3” point shot, B1 slaps the ball on its downward flight that has a chance to enter. The Center Official awards Team A “3” points. T-F

2. Only the defensive team can goaltend? T-F

3. On a free throw, you can have goaltending on its upward or downward flight. T-F

4. Basket interference includes slapping the backboard and causing the rim to vibrate during a try that has a chance to go in.  T-F

5. The offense can commit goaltending during free throw. T-F