1. A head band shall be no more than 3 inches wide. T-F

2. A head band may have extensions. T-F

3. A1 has a throw-in on the end line. A3 pushes B3 before the throw-in has ended. Team B is in the bonus. B3 will shoot the bonus. T-F

4. Jumper A1 taps the ball to airborne A5 in the front court, A5 catches the ball and throws the ball to A4 in the back court. This is a legal play. T-F

5. A1 attempts a try that is successful.  Before the throw-in starts, A5 pushes B5.  This shall be ruled a common foul. T-F

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1. A1 is out of bounds when A1 touches the floor or any object on or outside a boundary. T-F

2. In question 1, an object is not a player or person by rule. T-F

3. A1’s is dribbling and the dribble is interrupted.  A1’s Head Coach requests a time out. The Trail Official denies the request for a time out. T-F.

4. Any ball that rebounds over a rectangular backboard  is out of bounds. T-F

5. Any ball that enters the cylinder from below and passes through the basket is considered a violation. T-F

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1. A1 throws a pass to A2 in the front court. A2 misses the pass.  The ball strikes the floor and goes in the basket. Does the basket count.? Yes-No

2. Same scenario as question # 1, but when the ball strikes the floor and is in flight, the game clock horn sounds. Does the basket count? Yes-No.

3. A try for field goal is an attempt by a player to score two or three points by throwing the ball into a team’s own basket. T-F

4. A tap for field goal is not considered a try. T-F

5. A try ends when its:

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1. A1 scores a basket. After the ball goes through the net, B1 grabs the ball and makes a move toward the end line, but never steps out of bounds and throws the ball to B2. The trail official rules a throw-in violation. T-F

2. A team may run the end line when there is a goaltending violation by the defense. T-F

3. An offensive basket interference violation is taken out of bounds always at the designated throw-in spot at the end of the coaching box opposite the table. T-F

4. If the free throwing team commits a violation when a free throw will remain in play, the throw-in will always be taken out of bounds at the designated throw-in spot on the sideline nearest to the violation. T-F

5. Both teams are rebounding at Team A’s basket. B1 while rebounding, accidentally tips the ball into the cylinder of Team A. B2 bats the ball away while the ball is in the cylinder. Award two points to Team A. T-F

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1. A1 is driving to the basket and grasps the basket (not preventing themselves from injury) and then dunks the ball. Handle the Situation?

2. When the ball enters  from below and passes through the basket, this  is defined  as a basket violation. T-F

3. A “3’” second violation can be taken out of bounds on the end line or side line. T-F

4. Jumper A1 catches the jump ball after B1 legally tapped the ball. The game clock is at 7:58. The officiating crew resets the game clock to 8:00. T-F

5. In a rebounding situation, there is no player or team control. T-F

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