1. A1’s dribble is interrupted, A1 pushes B1 going for the ball. The trail official rules a team control foul. T-F

2. A1 is dribbling the ball near the end line in the front court. A2 commits a common foul on B3 near the division line. What type of common foul is this and where will the ball be put into play. T-F

3. A1 , closely guarded in the frontcourt, dribbles the ball for 4 seconds and then catches the ball. The trail official starts a new closely guarded count. T-F

4. While A1 is dribbling , B1 bats the ball away. While the ball is loose, there is no team control. T-F

5. A1 is dribbling in the backcourt and has the ball deflected away by B1. The trail official continues the “10” second backcourt count. T-F

1. A held ball has occurred in a tie-up when B3 has two hands on the ball and A4 has his/her legs wrapped around the ball with also one hand on the ball. T-F

2. A closely guarded count shall be terminated when dribbler A1 gets his/her shoulders past B1. T-F

3. A warning to a coach/team for misconduct is an administrative procedure by an official which is mandatory before giving a technical foul. T-F

4. When does the “10” second backcourt count on a throw-in start?

5. A1 attempts a try and the ball hits the ring and bounces directly above the ring in the cylinder. B3 touches the net. The trail official rules basket interference. T-F

1. The alternating possession arrow indicator on the scoreboard is sufficient for the conducting the game to indicate the team entitled to the next AP arrow. T-F

2. In all situations the Referee chooses the game ball provided by the home team and cannot choose a ball from the visiting team. T-F

3. Only the captain of a team or the head coach may request a time out. T-F

4. Basket Interference and Goaltending during a free throw is a technical foul. T-F

5. The limit for successive time outs during any dead ball is two. T-F

3. A1 is dribbling in the frontcourt. B1 deflects the ball off of A1’s leg and the ball goes into the backcourt where A3 recovers the ball. The trail official  rules a backcourt violation. T-F

4. A backcourt violation is always taken out of bounds at the division line. T-F

5. Jumper A1 taps the ball to A3 who is airborne from the frontcourt, A3 catches the ball and lands in the backcourt. Is this legal and why?

6. To have a backcourt violation, your team must be in team control. T-F

7. A1 is performing a throw-in. The throw-in is located in the frontcourt. A1 throws the ball to A2 who muffs the ball into the backcourt. A3 recovers the ball in the backcourt. The trail official “no calls” the play. T-F