Quiz #214

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1. A-7 enters the game wearing number 26. The trail official charges the Head Coach of Team A with a direct technical foul? T-F.

2. If a player changes their number and reports the change to an official and the official scorer, it’s a direct technical foul to the Head Coach? T-F.

3. The use of artificial noisemakers shall be prohibited? T-F.

4. A-1 is dribbling the ball in their front court. A-3 sets an Illegal Screen on B-3. Team B is in the bonus. Team B will receive the ball at the spot of the foul? T-F.

5. A-1 is in control of the ball in Team A’s front court. A-1 throws a pass and the ball touches the center official and ricochets into the back court where A-3 picks up the ball. The trail official rules a back court violation? T-F.


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Quiz #213

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1. A-1 is fouled by B-1 on the perimeter. It’s Team B’s “7” team foul. The official scorer informs the officiating crew its the “6th” team foul. Team A takes the ball out of bounds at the spot of the foul. The horn sounds and now the official scorer notifies the officiating crew it’s the “7th” team foul. A-1 will shoot the bonus with no players lined up and Team A will retain the ball at the point of interruption? T-F.

2. Who designates the shooter on a technical foul?

3. A-1 scores on a lay-up. B-1 takes the ball out of bounds and bounces the ball and then picks the ball up and then bounces it again. Is this legal? Yes or No.

4. It is required the team members’ numbers be entered in the scorebook in numerical order? T-F.

5. The official scorer shall record only the free throws that are successful? T-F


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Quiz #212

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1. A-1 has a throw-in in their front court. A-1 throws a pass to A-2 who “muffs” the ball into Team A’s back court. A-3 recovers the ball in the back court. The trail official rules a back court violation? T-F.

2. When does the “5” second throw-in count start? T-F.

3. Can the thrower- In bounce the ball out of bounds on a designated spot throw-in? Yes or No.

4. An official will visibly count for “3” second violations. T-F.

5. A-1 is shooting their second free throw, A-2 violates along the lane, followed by B-2 violating along the lane. The center official rules a double violation? T-F


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Quiz #211

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1. If the assistant coach is charged with a direct technical foul, the head coach is charged with an indirect technical foul? T-F.

2. In question 1, the team is charged with “2” team fouls? T-F.

3. A-1 is driving to the basket and is fouled by B-1. The try is successful and the lead official counts the goal. The new lead when administering the free throw states ”2” shots, the try is unsuccessful and A-3 obtains the rebound and scores on a “put back”. All other players remain motionless. Handle the Situation?

4. A-1 is driving to the basket and is fouled by B-1. The try is unsuccessful. As the lead is administering the free throw,  he/she states “1 shot”, the free throw is missed, B-1 throws a pass to B-2 who is fouled on a jump shot that is unsuccessful. The lead official administers the free throw and bounces the ball to free thrower B-2. B-2 has the ball and the horn sounds, the official scorer tells the officiating crew that A-1 should have been awarded “2” shots. Handle the Situation?

5. An official’s general duties is to signal a “2” point goal? T-F.


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Quiz #210

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1. If the assistant coach is charged with a direct technical foul, the head coach is charged with an indirect technical foul? T-F.

2. In question 1, the team is charged with “2” team fouls? T-F.

3. A-1 is driving to the basket and is fouled by B-1. The try is successful and the lead official counts the goal. The new lead when administering the free throw states ”2” shots, the try is unsuccessful and A-3 obtains the rebound and scores on a “put back”. All other players remain motionless. Handle the Situation?

4. A-1 is driving to the basket and is fouled by B-1. The try is unsuccessful. As the lead is administering the free throw,  he/she states “1 shot”, the free throw is missed, B-1 throws a pass to B-2 who is fouled on a jump shot that is unsuccessful. The lead official administers the free throw and bounces the ball to free thrower B-2. B-2 has the ball and the horn sounds, the official scorer tells the officiating crew that A-1 should have been awarded “2” shots. Handle the Situation?

5. An official’s general duties is to signal a “2” point goal? T-F.


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