1.A1 is performing a throw-in, A1 throws a pass to A3 and the pass is missed (never touched) and lodges in the basket. The game will continue with the AP Arrow. T-F

2. A1 attempts a try, the ball is on the top of the ring when A3 and B3 simultaneously touch the ball. This is double basket-interference and the game will continue with the AP Arrow. True-False

3. A3 commits an intentional foul on B3 during the jump ball to start the game. When the ball is handed to A3 for the first free throw, the AP Arrow will be pointing towards Team B’s basket. T-F

4. The game will continue with the AP Arrow when B3 and A3 foul each other simultaneously during jostling for a rebound. T-F

5. A1 and B1 taunt one another while a try is in flight that is unsuccessful. The game will continue with the AP Arrow. T-F

1. What backboards are legal for an NFHS game:

2. Tinted backboards are allowed? T-F

3. Backboards must be transparent. T-F

4. A goaltending violation has occurred if a defensive player touches the ball after it has contacted the backboard if there is a possibility of the ball entering the basket. T-F

5. The following types of rims are legal:

1. True or False: An airborne shooter is in the act of shooting until he returns  to the floor on both feet.

2. True or False: The boundaries of the bench area shall be formed from the outer edge of the sideline beginning at the 28 ft. line.

3. True or False: During a timeout or the intermission between any period, bench personnel and players may locate themselves inside an imaginary rectangle extended from the 28 ft. line to the nearer free throw lane line (extended).

4. During the intermission or timeout, all team members are bench personnel for the purpose of penalizing unsporting behavior. T-F

5. What part of the boundary lines define inbounds and out of bounds areas?

6. Continuous motion applies to a try for a field goal or free throw but shall have no significance unless there is a foul by the __________.

1. The following are hand checks:

2. Failure to recognize the first illegal contact in the post leads to more physical play. T-F

3. RSBQ is to be enforced all over the floor. T-F

4. Officials who tend to “ball watch” will miss screening plays in front of them that involve illegal contact. T-F

5. Contest officials should never engage with spectators who are exhibiting unsporting behavior. T-F

Match Numerical Column 1 with Alphabetical Column 2

Column 1:
1. Common Foul.
2. Intentional Foul.
3. Flagrant Foul.
4. Double Foul.
5. Player Control Foul.
6. Team Control Foul.
7. Technical Foul.
8. False Double Foul.
9. False Multiple Foul.
10. Team Foul.

Column 2:
A. All fouls are counted to reach the bonus.
B. A5 fouls B5 and then A4 taunts B4.
C. A5 fouls B5 and then B4 fouls A4.
D. Two free throws and the ball at the division line.
E. Stop Clock with closed fist and then hand behind head.
F. There are no free throws attempted.
G. Can be a personal or technical foul.
H. Disqualification.
I. Neither is Intentional or Flagrant.