1. Before the contest both coaches verify that their teams are legally equipped. In the third quarter A1 is discovered wearing a ring. Is there any penalty against A1 or the Head Coach. Yes-No

2. Players occupying marked free throw lane lines may not enter the free throw semicircle until the ball touches the ring or until the free throw ends. T-F

3. Team B requests a time out as the teams position for the jump ball to start the game. The Referee denies the time out. T-F

4. A1’s throw-in goes directly out of bounds without being touched. The Lead Official awards the ball to Team B where the ball went out of bounds. T-F

5. A1 is dribbling on the perimeter. B1 has continuous hands on A1. The trail official rules a handchecking foul on B1. T-F

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1. There are no successive timeouts after the end of regulation of play or after the expiration of any overtime period. T-F

2. A1 is fouled in the act of shooting a two point try. The try is unsuccessful. Before A1 goes to the free throw line, A1 pulls the jersey out of the pants. The officiating crew clears the lane and after A1 attempts the two shots, A1 is substituted for. T-F

3. A1, the thrower-in, throws the ball inbounds and the ball is rolling up the floor. A3 stops the ball with his foot. The Trail Official rules a kicking violation. T-F

4. In question 3, should the game clock start. Yes-No.

5. A1, the thrower-in, throws the ball inbounds.  The ball is rolling up the floor and A2 stops the ball by putting his foot on top of it, then bends over picks up the ball. The trail official rules a kicking violation on A2. T-F

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1. During an interrupted dribble, a team is still in team control. T-F

2. Continuous Motion can occur on a Try, Tap or Free Throw.

3. Continuous Motion can only occur on a personal foul by the defense, but not on a technical foul by the defense. T-F

4. If a violation and a foul occur simultaneously, the foul takes precedence. T-F

5. Officials should use proper terminology and signals when communicating information to the official scorer. T-F

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1. The following counts should be done silently and visibly:

2. Once a player obtains a legal guarding position, they may legally move laterally. T-F

3. A Head Coach must be warned before an official can assess a technical foul. T-F

4. If the floor has a logo in the center of the court, that logo should not distract from the visibility of the division line or the center circle. T-F

5. A1 is in the act of shooting and has one foot on the “3” point line. B1 fouls A1 on the try and the try is unsuccessful. A1 will receive “2” free throws. T-F

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