1. The following are hand checks:

2. Failure to recognize the first illegal contact in the post leads to more physical play. T-F

3. RSBQ is to be enforced all over the floor. T-F

4. Officials who tend to “ball watch” will miss screening plays in front of them that involve illegal contact. T-F

5. Contest officials should never engage with spectators who are exhibiting unsporting behavior. T-F

Match Numerical Column 1 with Alphabetical Column 2

Column 1:
1. Common Foul.
2. Intentional Foul.
3. Flagrant Foul.
4. Double Foul.
5. Player Control Foul.
6. Team Control Foul.
7. Technical Foul.
8. False Double Foul.
9. False Multiple Foul.
10. Team Foul.

Column 2:
A. All fouls are counted to reach the bonus.
B. A5 fouls B5 and then A4 taunts B4.
C. A5 fouls B5 and then B4 fouls A4.
D. Two free throws and the ball at the division line.
E. Stop Clock with closed fist and then hand behind head.
F. There are no free throws attempted.
G. Can be a personal or technical foul.
H. Disqualification.
I. Neither is Intentional or Flagrant.

1. Blocking is illegal personal contact which impedes the progress of an opponent with or without the ball. T-F

2. Charging is illegal personal contact caused by pushing or moving into an opponent’s torso. T-F

3. Player and team control fouls do not count towards the bonus. T-F

4. The Assistant Coach of Team A is charged with a direct technical foul. The Head Coach is also charged with an indirect technical foul. In this scenario, how many team fouls are charged to Team A?

5. A closely guarded count shall be terminated when the offensive player in control of the ball gets head and shoulders past the defensive player. T-F

1. Fighting is a _______ act.

2. Fighting that occurs during a dead ball is a flagrant technical foul. T-F

3. Fighting that occurs during a live ball is a flagrant personal foul. T-F

4. An attempt to strike, punch or kick by using a fist, hands, arms, legs or feet regardless of whether contact  is made is considered a fight. T-F

5. A fight is also an attempt to instigate by an unsporting act that causes a person to retaliate by fighting. T-F

1. True or False: A DQ’ed player continues to play because the scorer has failed to notify the officials. If this player scores while he was in the game, it is a correctable error and the points shall be removed.

2. What is the penalty if the official scorer removes the scorebook from the scorer’s table and takes it to the home team locker room?

3. True or False: In question 2, if this occurs at the request of the home team’s coach, he or she will be penalized with a direct technical foul. T-F

4. The official scorer fails to record two points to Team A because of basket interference by Team B. This mistake must be rectified by the correctable error timeframe or until the referee approves the final score?

5. Who makes the final decision as to whether the try was in flight, or a foul occurred before time expired when the table officials disagree.