1. The padding may be any single, solid color but shall be the same color on both back boards. T-F

2. A pass from A1, who is in team A’s backcourt, that has passed the division line in the air is still Team A’s backcourt. T-F

3. Wristbands may be worn on the upper arm. T-F

4. A1 and B1 foul each other in the post. The Lead Official rules a double foul. The ball will be put back into play at the spot of the foul. T-F

5. A1 holds the ball for “5” seconds in the backcourt. The trail official rules a “5” second closely guarded violation. T-F

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1. The following are legal:
A. A center restraining circle that is a solid color different than the natural color of the court.
B. A center restraining circle that has a 2 inch wide shadow bordered line.
C. A center restraining circle that has a 1/4 inch wide solid line.
D. All of the Above

2. B1 jumps in front of dribbler A1. B1 gets both feet down inbounds and is facing A1, but does not give A1 any time or distance to stop, the primary coverage area official rules B1’s position is legal. T-F

3. A player may dribble a second time if the first dribble ended with loss of control due to a pass that has touched another player. T-F

4. A1 is driving to the basket and is intentionally fouled by B1. A1 is injured on the play. Any player on Team A may attempt the free throws. T-F

5. When may a team called timeout be reduced in length.

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1. The ball is out of bounds when it touches a player out of bounds. T-F

2. The ball is out of bounds when it touches the ceiling or overhead equipment. T-F

3. The ball is out of bounds when it touches an official out of bounds. T-F

4. The ball is out of bounds when it touches the supports of the backboard. T-F

5. The ball is out of bounds when the ball passes over a rectangular backboard. T-F

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1. For any jump ball, when an official is ready, non-jumpers may move away from the circle. T-F

2. For any jump ball, when an official is ready, non-jumpers may move around the circle. T-F

3. For any jump ball, when an official is ready, non-jumpers may move onto the circle. T-F

4. If play is started by a jump ball, the game clock shall start when the tossed ball is legally touched. T-F

5. If play is started by a jump ball, the shot clock shall start when the tossed ball is legally touched. T-F

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1. As A1 is performing a throw-in, B1 reaches across the plane and dislodges the ball. The trail official rules a technical foul on B1 for delay of game. T-F

2. The Head Coach of Team A informs the trail official to observe this gym because the officials will never be back here again. The trail should avoid and ignore the Head Coach of Team A. T-F

3. The following lead to an ejection:

4. It is legal for B1 to hold the hand(s) and arm(s) in front of the face or body for protection and to absorb force from an imminent charge by an opponent.

5. Players become a ball handlers when they receive the ball. T-F

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