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1. |
The horn sounds, with the final score 63-62. After the officials enter
the locker room, the scorer informs them the score was wrong. It is actually
63-63. The officials shall re-enter the court for overtime.
False 2-2-4 |
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2. |
Before the contest, Team A coach verifies her team is legally equipped.
In the 2nd quarter, A3 is discovered wearing an earring. A3 must leave
the game and remove the jewelry. Assess Team A coach a technical foul.
False 3-5-2 |
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3. |
Three minutes before the start of the game, it is discovered two Team
B members have incorrect numbers in the scorebook. Team B coach requests
the numbers be corrected. Assess Team B a technical foul. However, if
the coach does not request the numbers be corrected, and the players never
enter the game, no technical foul is issued.
True 3-2-2 |
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4. |
B4 is injured and the official stops play. Team B coach comes onto the
court to check B4, and it is discovered B4 is OK and ready to play. The
official informs Team B coach that B4 must leave the game since the coach
entered the court. Team B coach requests a time-out. After the time-out,
B4 comes onto the court. The official shall require a substitute for B4.
True 3-3-4, 3-3-5 |
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5. |
A1 is dribbling in her backcourt when the ball strikes her foot and
skids away. In attempting to get to the ball, A1 fouls B4. Since this
is an interrupted dribble, A1 is charged with a player-control foul.
False 4-12-1 |
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6. |
B3 receives a pass and establishes her left foot as the pivot foot.
She feints a pass to B4 and lifts her pivot foot. She stands on her non-pivot
foot with the pivot foot still in the air. She starts a dribble from this
position. Legal.
False 4-43-3c |
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7. |
A1 commits her fifth foul. While the official moves to the scorer's
bench to report the foul, Team A coach requests a time-out. The official
should not grant the time-out until the foul has been reported to the
scorer and A1 has been legally replaced.
True Case 5.8.3A |
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8. |
With 13 seconds left in the game, Team A leads by one point. A4 receives
an inbounds pass in her backcourt and begins to dribble. Team B does not
commit a foul, and A4 continues to dribble in the backcourt until the
horn sounds to end the game. Team B coach challenges the officials, as
a 10-second violation should have occurred prior to the horn sounding.
The officials agree a mistake was made, but neither official had kept
an accurate 10-second backcourt count. Team B shall get the ball out of
bounds with 3 seconds reset on the clock.
False Case 5.10.1C |
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9. |
The possession arrow points to Team A. Erroneously, Team B is given
the ball at the next alternating possession situation. Once the ball touches
an inbounds player, it is too late to correct this error.
True 2-10, 4-41-5 |
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10. |
A3 is at the free throw line for her second of two attempts. She has
the ball when B2 commits a lane violation. The official blows his whistle
for the violation while the try is in air. The ball goes in basket. The
try shall be re-attempted since the official's whistle for the violation
caused the ball to become dead.
False 6-7 Exception |
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11. |
On a throw-in attempt by Team B at the end line, B1, B2 and B4 line
up shoulder-to-shoulder, parallel to the end line, five feet from the
out-of-bounds line. Team A players request space between the Team B players.
The request shall be denied.
True 7-6-4 |
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12. |
A1 has two free throws. She makes the first one. However, A2 violates
on the second try. Team B gets the ball out-of-bounds. The Team B thrower-in
can run the baseline.
False 7-5-12 |
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13. |
A3 attempts a lay-up, but is fouled, and receives two shots. She is
injured and can not attempt the free throws. Her substitute, A6, misses
the first try. Team A coach substitutes A7 for A6 to attempt the second
try. The official should not allow the substitution.
True |
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14. |
During a free throw, the restrictions on players in marked lane spaces
along the free throw line and the players outside the free throw line
extended and outside the three-point line end at the same time.
True 9-1 Note |
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15. |
While making a throw-in, A1 inadvertently steps through the plane of
the out-of-bounds line and touches the court inbounds. She immediately
steps back into the normal out-of-bounds position, and completes her throw-in.
Violation.
True 9-2-5 |
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16. |
A1 is dribbling in her backcourt and throws a pass to the frontcourt.
A2 is in the frontcourt and deflects the pass into the backcourt. A3 recovers
the ball in the backcourt. Violation on Team A.
True 9-9 |
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17. |
Substitute A7 enters the court without reporting to the scorer. The
violation is discovered after the ball becomes alive. Charge A1 with a
technical foul.
False 3-3-3 |
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18. |
Coach of Team A receives a technical foul in the 1st quarter for unsportsmanlike
conduct. In the 3rd quarter, the official is ready to administer a free
throw, when he notices the coach is standing near Team A's bench area
having a conference with A5. Assess a technical foul to the Team A coach,
and the coach is ejected.
True |
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19. |
The home team uniforms are gold and have some odd numbers. The officials
shall inform the coach the uniforms are not legal. The State Office should
be notified, but no other penalty is incurred.
False |
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20. |
Team B commits a foul. The scorer indicates it is the team's sixth of
the half. Team A inbounds the ball, scores a three-point goal, and then
commits a foul. The scorer informs the official Team B's earlier foul
was actually its seventh of the half and should have resulted in a free
throw attempt. Team A shall attempt the bonus free throw(s), and the game
shall resume with penalty enforcement of Team A's foul.
True 2-10 |
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21. |
A5 enters the court wearing uniform number 05. Since the illegal number
is discovered prior to the ball becoming alive, A5 shall be assessed a
technical foul and not allowed to enter the game until the illegal number
is corrected.
False Adaptation |
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22. |
Three Team B players are wearing white headbands with the Nike logo.
These are not legal, and the players shall be removed from the game until
they are equipped properly.
True Adaptation |
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23. |
The clock is stopped, and A4 has the ball out-of-bounds for a throw-in
when Team A coach requests a time-out. The official shall not recognize
the coach's request.
True |
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24. |
Overtime. The visiting captain shall call the coin toss to determine
possession to start the overtime.
False Adaptation |
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25. |
Team B is entitled to possession under the alternating possession sequence.
The ball is handed to B5 out of bounds. A1 commits a foul on B2 before
the ball can be inbounded by B5. The arrow shall remain pointed in the
direction of Team B as a result of Team A's foul.
False Adaptation |
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26. |
Assistant Coach of Team A is charged with a technical foul. Later, a
different assistant receives a technical foul. Then, in the 4th quarter,
the head coach receives a technical foul. The head coach is ejected.
False Adaptation |
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27. |
A5 fouls out. The official notifies her and her coach, and the 30 second
period to replace the player begins. A5 then receives a technical foul
for unsportsmanlike conduct. Team A coaches are restricted to the bench,
as per rule 10-5, for the remainder of the game.
True Adaptation |
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28. |
In the 1st quarter, Team A coach receives a technical foul for disrespectfully
addressing the officials. Later in the game, the Team A assistant coach
is standing, shouting instructions to his players. Charge the assistant
coach with a technical foul.
True Adaptation |
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29. |
A1 is shooting two free throws. After missing her first try, she backs
out of the semicircle to near half court. The official shall assess a
delay warning to Team A.
False (technical) 10-3-7c |
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30. |
If the ball comes to rest while in contact with the hand of the dribbler,
the dribble has ended.
True 4-15-4a |
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31. |
Grabbing a player from behind is deemed as an intentional foul.
True 4-19-3 |
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32. |
B2 is heading to the line to shoot two free throws. A5, who committed
the foul, has fouled out. Three substitutes are waiting to enter the game.
The official shall permit only the substitute for the disqualified player.
The other substitutes may enter prior to the final try of the sequence.
False 3-3-1c |
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33. |
Team A players are wearing multi-colored socks with 4-inch manufacturer's
logos. Socks shall be the same color among teammates, and shall not have
a manufacturer's logo larger than 2 1/4 square inches.
False 3-6 |
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34. |
A ball in flight has the same status (frontcourt or backcourt / inbounds
or out-of-bounds) as when it last touched a person or the court.
True Fundamental # 9 |
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35. |
Two full (:60) and two shortened (:30) time-outs are now legal.
False 5-12-1 |
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36. |
The following are illegal: Jewelry (unless worn for medical or religious
reasons); A soft foam pad taped to the wrist which covers a soft plastic
guard; a white undershirt worn under a blue uniform jersey; body glitter.
True 3-5-1 |
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37. |
All technical fouls in girls' basketball are direct technical fouls.
True Adaptation |
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38. |
Alternate possession, Team A to receive the ball. The official bounces
the ball to A3 for the throw-in. B4 fouls A5 as she tries to get open
to receive the throw-in. After the foul, Team A will have a throw-in since
it is not in the bonus. The possession arrow remains in the direction
of Team A since Team B committed a foul before the throw-in was completed.
False Adaptation |
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39. |
The official notices B4's shoelaces are untied. Play will not be stopped
to allow the laces to be tied. However, the official may delay resumption
of play, once stopped, to allow B4 to tie the laces.
True 5-11 Exception 1 |
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40. |
A substitute is not allowed to enter the game unless she has reported
number for number at the scorer's bench prior to the official being ready
to put the ball in play.
True 3-3 |
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41. |
Two teammates simultaneously grab a rebound. As the fight for the ball,
each moves one foot. Traveling.
False Case 4.43.2b |
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42. |
Profanity is considered to be an unsportsmanlike act, even if it is
not directed at another individual, but merely a result of frustration.
True 4-19-13 |
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43. |
In the first quarter, B3 shoots and scores from behind the three point
line. The official gives the proper signal. However, the scorer records
the goal as a "two-pointer". At halftime, the Team B coach brings
the error to the attention of the officials. Since this was not detected
before the second dead clock following the error, the error is not correctable.
False 2-11-11 |
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44. |
A4 is attempting three free throws after being fouled on her long try.
No substitutes shall be allowed prior to the first or second free throw.
True 3-3-1c |
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45. |
On a throw-in, the thrower is entitled to move any direction within
the 3-foot designated spot as long as one foot is within or over the designated
spot until the ball is released.
True 7-6-3 |
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46. |
A1 is holding the ball in her frontcourt. B1 slaps the ball from A1's
hand and the ball then strikes A1's leg before rolling into A's backcourt.
A3 recovers the ball in the backcourt. Team A gets a full 10-seconds to
advance the ball back to the frontcourt.
False 9-9 (over-and-back first) |
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47. |
Any pass which hits a defensive player's foot is a kicking violation.
False 9-4 |
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48. |
A4 has established legal guarding position. Her arms are raised. B3
attempts a shot. A4 rises up within her vertical plane. B3 contacts A4
in her attempt to shoot. The foul is assessed to B3 since she causes the
contact within A4's vertical plane.
True 4-23-3c |
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49. |
B4 and A6 are racing toward a loose ball. The two players knock heads
diving for the ball and each is unconscious. No foul is called since the
contact is ruled incidental. The Team B physician approves B4 entering
the game two quarters later. Team A does not have a physician available,
thus, A6 will not be eligible to reenter the game without authorization
from a physician.
False Adaptation |
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50. |
The clock is ticking under five seconds left in a 61-60 game when the
leading team takes the ball out of bounds for a throw-in following a made
field goal. The trailing team, knowing it needs to stop the clock, intentionally
violates the plane of the out-of-bounds to force the official to stop
play and issue a boundary plane warning. The official should stop play
in this case, and assess a technical foul for the action of the trailing
team.
True Case 9-2-11 |