1. Team A and Team B hand in their rosters and starting five both at 5 minutes before the game. The Referee adjudicates a simultaneous technical foul. Each team will receive “1” team foul. There will be no free throws and the game will start with a center jump. T-F

2. Spirit participants must remain outside the playing area during a 30 second time out. T-F

3. A1 sets a legal screen on B2. A3 pushes A1 into B2, and the contact illegally displaces B2. The center official rules the foul on A3. T-F

4. Late in the game, Team A only has five eligible, uninjured players remaining. A1 is driving to the basket and gets fouled on an unsuccessful try. A1 is injured on the play and cannot shoot. Team A’s Head Coach shall select one of the four remaining players on the floor to shoot A1’s free throws. T-F

5. If the ball is to become dead when the last free throw for a specific penalty is not successful, players shall not occupy any spaces along the free throw lane lines. T-F.

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1. Where is the ball taken out of bounds after a kicking violation and striking the ball with a fist?

2. When the ball enters the basket from below, the ball will be taken out of bounds at the free throw line extended. T-F

3. A-1 and B-1 hit the ball on its way up on a jump ball. The toss should be repeated. T-F

4. Prior to the game, the Referee shall inspect the following:

5. To have a “3” second violation, a team must be in control of the ball in either their backcourt or frontcourt. T-F

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1. The thrower-in shall not leave the designated throw-in spot until the ball has been released on a throw-in pass. T-F

2. A throw-in ends when the ball is released onto the floor. T-F

3. When an official administers a throw-in to the wrong team, it’s considered a correctable error. T-F

4. The upper edge of the backboard shall be 13 feet above the floor for a rectangular board. T-F

5. When ruling a kicking violation, you must stop the clock with an open hand. T-F

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1. The trail official rules a technical foul on the Assistant Coach of Team A. The following are True Statements:

2. A team can run the end line after they are scored upon in the following situations:

3. A-1 is driving for the basket, B-1 hits A-1 on the wrist. The try is unsuccessful. The Lead Official rules a foul on B-1. T-F

4. Music is being played while the ball is live. The officiating crew rules that this only allowed during time outs, pre-game, post-game and intermission. T-F

5. The arena does not have a visible game clock, but has a visible scoreboard. The officiating crew rules that they both must be visible, except in the case of a malfunction. T-F

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1. A screen is a legal action by a player without causing contact that delays or prevents an opponent from reaching a desired position. T-F

2. A-1 ends the dribble in the air, steps with his left foot and then steps with his right foot and goes up for a lay-up. The trail official “ no calls” the play. T-F

3. A-3 is ready to catch a pass. B-3 makes illegal contact with A-3 and then deflects the ball. The center official “no calls” the play. T-F

4 A-1 is driving towards the end line. A-1 throws a pass where the ball is in flight over out of bounds, but never touches out of bounds. Is the ball out of bounds. Yes-No.

5. A-1 ends her dribble with both feet on the floor. A-1 steps with her right foot back and then steps with her left foot back and tries for goal. The trail official rules a traveling violation. T-F

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