Screening
1. A screen is legal action by a player who, while touching the playing court, without causing contact , delays or prevents an opponent from reaching a desired position. T-F

2. A3 sets an illegal screen on B3 while A1 is dribbling the ball in the back court. A3 should be penalized with a team control foul. T-F

3. To establish a legal screening position, the screener may face in any direction. T-F

4. To establish a legal screening position on a moving player, time and distance are relevant. T-F

5. The screener shall be stationary, except when both the screener and opponent are moving in the same path and same direction. T-F

1. Thrower-In A2 fakes releasing the ball during a designated spot throw-in. The ball slips out of the thrower-in hands and bounces inbounds on the court. A2 steps onto the court and touches the ball. The administering official rules a throw-in violation. T-F

2. Who can shoot a technical foul?

3. Who is the shooter for an intentional personal foul?

4. Who is the shooter for a flagrant personal foul?

5. Who is the shooter for an intentional technical foul?

1. A1 attempts a “3” point shot, B1 slaps the ball on its downward flight that has a chance to enter. The Center Official awards Team A “3” points. T-F

2. Only the defensive team can goaltend? T-F

3. On a free throw, you can have goaltending on its upward or downward flight. T-F

4. Basket interference includes slapping the backboard and causing the rim to vibrate during a try that has a chance to go in.  T-F

5. The offense can commit goaltending during free throw. T-F

1. Prior to B1 attempting the first of two free throws, A6 reports to the scorer’s table to replace A1. The trail official beckons A6 into the game. Is the trail official correct? Yes-No

2. Substitutions between halves may be made by the substitute or a team representative. T-F

3. A1 is performing a throw-in and throws a pass to A3 who completely misses the pass and the ball goes out of bounds. Why is the ball taken back to the original throw-in spot and the opposing team will receive the ball?

4. A1 is dribbling, the ball hits B1’s foot and bounces away from A1. A1 catches the ball and starts a new dribble. The trail official rules a double dribble? Yes-No

5. During a designated spot throw-in, Thrower-In A1 moves directly backward 4 feet to avoid defensive pressure. Is this legal? Yes-No

1. A1 the jumper taps the ball more than twice. Should the game clock start. Yes-No.

2. A1 taps the ball on its way up, should the game clock start. Yes-No.

3. The clock shows 33.4 seconds left.  A-1 throw-in pass is blocked by B-1 down onto the boundary line.  The clock still shows 33.4 seconds left.  Handle the situation.

4. Which official is primarily responsible for the silent count after a throw-in completes that has been added to the rules this season?

5. A1 taps the jump ball, the ball hits the tossing official in the chest and A1 catches the ball before it returns to the floor. The U1 rules a violation. Yes-No