1. A-1 and B-1 tie up the ball. The A.P arrow is pointing towards Team A. Thrower-In A-1 throws the ball in and B-3 “kicks” the ball. Should the A.P. Arrow be reversed?

2. In question 1, should the game clock have started?

3. When does a A.P. throw-in end?

4. Team A has an A.P. throw-in.  Thrower-in A-1 is attempting to throw the ball in and the Head Coach of Team A is ruled with a technical foul. Handle the Situation?

5. A-1 is fouled in the act of shooting. After the foul, A-1 pushes B-1. Previously, B-1 had fouled A-1 when A-1 was in the act of shooting and it was B-1’s fifth foul. When A-1 fouled B-1 during a dead ball, it was A-1’s fifth foul. Handle the Situation?

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1. Team A ‘s Head Coach requests a time out for an official to assess whether a correctable error has occurred. The error is correctable. Team A is not charged with a time out? T-F.
2. Team A’s Head Coach requests a time out for an official to assess whether a correctable error has occurred. The error is not correctable. Team A is charged with a time out? T-F.
3. An excessive time out is a technical foul charged to the Head Coach? T-F.
4. Player A-1 is airborne and his/her momentum is carrying him/her out of bounds. A-1 may be granted a time out? T-F.
5. A-1 is airborne in his/her front court and is ready to go in the back court. To prevent a back court violation, A-1 may be granted a time out? T-F.

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1. Once a defender obtains a legal guarding position, he/she may turn or duck to absorb the shock of imminent contact? T-F.
2. It is legal use of hands when the defender hits the hand accidentally of the shooter when the hand is in contact with the ball? T-F.
3. A-1 appears to be injured and an official properly halts play and the Head Coach of Team A rushes on the floor to check A-1. Team A can either replace A-1; or take a time out? T-F.
4. At 12 minutes before the game, the officiating crew will have the captain’s meeting? T-F.
5. A-1 ‘s try is in flight and the horn sounds, B-1 touches the ball on its upward flight and the ball goes in the basket. Handle the Situation?

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1. A-1 is dribbling the ball and B-1 knocks the ball away from A-1. As the ball is “loose”, A-1 holds B-1. Team B is in the bonus. Team B will receive the ball at the spot of the foul. This is a team control foul? T-F.

2. A double foul can be either a personal or technical foul? T-F.

3. A-1 is fouled by B-1 on a lay-up. A-1 then pushes B-1. This is a false double foul? T-F.

4. A-1 is fouled by B-1 on a lay-up. B-3 then pushes A-1. This is a false multiple foul? T-F.

5. An unsporting foul is a non-contact technical foul? T-F.

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1. You may have a personal foul when the ball is dead. An example is when the airborne shooter releases the ball and the ball goes through the basket and then the airborne shooter charges into his/her opponent? T-F.

2. Contact when the ball is dead is one of the following:
a. Incidental.
b. Intentional.
c. Flagrant.
d. By the airborne shooter.
e. All of the Above.

3. A common foul is a personal foul? T-F.

4. A common foul can be an intentional foul? T-F.

5. A common foul can be a flagrant foul? T-F.

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