1.Team A leads 64-63 with two seconds remaining and an end-line throw-in following a time out.  A1 inbounds the ball to A2 who throws the ball high in the air so Team B can’t steal it, the horn sounds, the thrown ball then comes down and goes through Team B’s basket.
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2. After A6 enters the game, A6 may be replaced during the same dead ball period in which A6 entered the game or any time afterwards. T-F

3. The Lead official has a player control foul, the center official has a blocking foul. The two officials should confer to see who had the first whistle. T-F

4. An X 12 inches long and 2 inches wide shall be placed on the floor out of bounds directly in front of the official scorer to help substitutes with the proper location. T-F

5. The ring and its attaching flange and braces shall be bright orange in color. T-F

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1. A team may use an electronic device to communicate with players on the court. T-F

2. A situation in which two or more teammates commit personal fouls against the same opponent at the same time is known as a multiple foul. T-F

3. Dizziness is a sign of a player having a concussion and the player shall be removed from the game. T-F

4. A1 purposely obstructs B1’s vision by waving or placing hand(s) near their eyes. The trail official rules a technical foul on A1. T-F

5. Each team shall warm up and shoot during the first half at the basket farthest from their bench. T-F

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1. A head band must be no more then “3” inches wide. T-F

2. The Head Coach is the only one who can come off the bench to break up a potential fight. T-F

3. Elastic bands are hair control devices. T-F

4. Pivot foot restrictions are not in effect for designated spot throw-ins. T-F

5. The coaching box is 38 feet from the end line towards the division line. T-F

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1. A1 is wearing tights that extend below the game shorts. The officiating crew allows A1 to play as long as the tights are white, black, beige or the predominant color of the jersey. T-F

2. When does a substitute become a player.

3. A head band goes entirely around the head or over the crown of the head. T-F

4. A6 enters the game with jewelry. A6 can buy into the game with a technical foul. T-F

5. If a player has blood on the uniform, the player has to substituted for, or a time out can be used to keep the player in the game. T-F

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1. The “3” point line shall be the same color as the free throw boundary lines and free throw semicircle. T-F.

2. If a player scores a field goal in an opponent’s basket, the basket is credited to the captain of the opposing team. T-F

3. All lines designating the free throw lane, but not lane-space marks are part of the lane. T-F

4. The three second restriction applies to a player who has one foot touching the lane boundary. T-F

5. A1 is going up for a lay-up. B1 intentionally slaps the backboard and the try is unsuccessful. The Center official rules basket interference on B1. T-F

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