1. For any jump ball, when the official is ready to toss the ball, a non-jumper may move away from the circle. T-F

2. For any jump ball, when the official is ready to toss the ball, a non-jumper may move onto the circle. T-F

3. For any jump ball, when the official is ready to toss the ball, a non-jumper may move around the circle. T-F

4. If play is started by a jump ball, the game clock shall start when the tossed ball is:

5. On a free throw, the ball becomes live when:

1. A1 is shooting the second free throw.  While bouncing the ball, the ball bounces off of A1’s foot and rolls toward the basket. The Lead Official re-administers the free throw. T-F

2. A1 is on the free throw line and muffs the pass from the Lead Official and the ball rolls forward. The Lead Official rules a violation on A1. T-F

3. A1 is ready to shoot a free throw; before releasing the ball, A1 turns to the Center Official and requests a time out. The Center Official denies the time out. T-F

4. No on court entertainment should occur during a “30” second time out. T-F

5. After the horn sounds to end the 4th quarter with the score tied, A5 taunts B5. The Overtime will start with Team B shooting “2” free throws and will be awarded the ball at the division line away from the table. T-F

1. Submitting a team’s line-up “8” minutes before the game is a technical foul charged to the ________.

2. An excessive time out is a technical foul charged to the _________.

3. If a Head Coach uses a bull horn to give instructions while coaching, he/she shall be penalized with a direct technical foul. T-F

4. A5 is wearing No. 7, a technical should be charged directly to the Head Coach. T-F

5. A closely guarded count shall be terminated when A1, who is dribbling the ball, gets the head and shoulders past B1. T-F

1. A1 is driving to the basket and is intentionally fouled by B1 and the try is unsuccessful. Team A’s Head Coach curses at the ruling official claiming the foul should be ruled flagrant. The calling official rules a technical foul on the Head Coach of Team A. This is an example of a false double foul. T-F

2. A1 and B1 foul each other at approximately the same time during a throw-in. This is an example of a double personal foul. T-F

3. A5 is wearing No. 7.  This is an illegal number.  A5 is charged with a technical foul if the infraction is discovered before the ball becomes live. T-F

4. A1 ‘s three point try is short and below ring level when the ball hits the shoulder of A3 and rebounds through Team A’s basket. Score “3” points to Team A. T-F

5. Intermission has concluded and play is about to resume in the third quarter when the scorer notifies the officiating crew that no substitutes reported prior to the warning horn. The third quarter begins with the same five Team A players that concluded the 2nd quarter. T-F

1. Non-jumper A3 moves into an occupied space before the ball is tapped. The Center Official rules a jump ball violation. T-F2. Non-jumper A4 breaks the plane of the restraining circle before the ball is tapped, the Center Official rules a jump ball violation. T-F

3. A1, the thrower-in, breaks the boundary plane with the ball. B1 hits A1 in the arm. The trail official rules a common foul. T-F

4. A3 scores on a “15” foot jump shot. B1 is throwing the ball in and A4 intentionally fouls B4 before the throw-in ends near the end line. B4 will receive “2” free throws and Team B is entitled to “run” the end line. T-F

5. A team retains the right to run the end line, if the scoring team commits a violation or common foul before the throw-in ends and before the bonus is in effect and the ensuring throw-in spot would have been on the end line. T-F