1. A1 is looking over his back to receive a pass.  B1 blocks A1’s vision. The Lead official rules an unsporting technical foul on B1. T-F

2. A1 throws a pass from his backcourt to the frontcourt. As the pass is in flight, the trail official has an inadvertent whistle. Team A will receive the ball where A1 released the pass. T-F

3. A team that is granted a time out controls the length of the time out. T-F

4. A1 is performing a throw-in, B1 reaches across the plane and knocks the ball out of A1’s hand(s). The trail official rules a Technical Foul on B1 for delay of game.  T-F

5. B-1 deflects the ball out of bounds in the frontcourt of Team A.  The ball will be put in play at one of the four designated spots in the frontcourt. T-F

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1. A substitute shall not enter the court without reporting to the official scorer. If he/she does enter without reporting, the team shall be charged with a technical foul. T-F

2. The punch signal has been eliminated for team control fouls. T-F

3. The game ends with the score Team A-68 and Team B-66. The officials have not left the confines of the court.  Team A’s Head Coach curses at the officiating crew and they penalize the Head Coach with a technical foul. If Team B makes two free throw attempts, the game will continue into overtime. T-F

4. The ruling official has reported the foul and the Lead official is ready to administer a free throw. A1 is huddling with teammates by the team bench area. Team A should be charged with a delay of game warning. T-F

5. A free throw attempt must be made within 10 seconds. T-F

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1. A long sleeve undershirt whose sleeves extend below the elbow are permitted.  The sleeves must be the same color as the rest of the undershirt. T-F

2. After the 10 minute mark before the start of the game, a team is charged with an administrative technical foul if they change their starting line up. T-F

3. What is the exception in question 2.

4. Team A’s Head Coach receives a direct technical foul in the 1st quarter. In the 2nd quarter, Team A’s Assistant Coach receives a direct technical foul and Team A’s trainer receives a direct technical foul. Team A’s Head Coach is ejected. T-F

5. Team A is entitled to an AP throw-in. Before A1 can inbound the ball, B1 fouls A2.  A2 is not in the bonus. The Arrow will remain with Team A. T-F

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1. If the ball is touched in the cylinder, it should be ruled as a goaltending violation. T-F

2. On a free throw, you can only have a goaltending violation on its downward flight. T-F

3. A1 becomes confused and shoots at Team B’s basket, the attempt is unsuccessful and A1 gains possession of the ball. A1 starts a dribble. The trail official rules a double dribble. T-F

4. A1 is dribbling the ball in the frontcourt. B1 bats the ball into Team A’s backcourt. The 10 second count starts when Team A gains control of the ball in the back court. T-F

5. A1 intentionally throws the ball at B1 during a dead ball. The trail official rules an unsportsmanlike technical foul on A1. T-F

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1. The visitors have choice of baskets prior to the start of the game. T-F

2. The act of shooting starts when a player starts the try. T-F.

3. A1 is fouled prior to Team A being in the bonus, but A1 is awarded free throws. If a technical occurs during the first free throw, the technical foul is canceled. T-F.

4. A6 reports to the table to substitute into the game. A6 is wearing illegal number “6”. A6 cannot play wearing illegal number 6. T-F

5. A1 is shooting the first of two free throws. The try strikes the ring and bounces and rolls around the ring until it ultimately comes to rest on the top of the flange. A1 should receive a substitute free throw. T-F

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