1. On a technical foul, A1 can shoot the first free throw and A2 can shoot the second free throw. T-F
2. A team must start with “5” players and must continue with “5” players or the game is forfeited. T-F
3. A substitute may not shoot a technical foul free throw. T-F
4. You never shoot double technical fouls, unless one of the fouls is an intentional or flagrant foul. T-F
5. When a player leaves the game, they cannot come back in until after the game clock is properly started. T-F
1. Substitutes must give their number and the player’s number they are replacing. T-F
2. During a “30” second time out, A6 goes to the official scorer to substitute for A1 prior to the 15 second warning signal. The trail official allows A6 into the game. T-F
3. Substitutions at half may be made by the team’s trainer. T-F
4. During a technical foul, A6 can substitute for A5 prior to the first free throw. T-F.
5. A4 is in the act of shooting a “2” point try. A4 is fouled by B4. A4 is injured on the play and cannot shoot. The Head Coach of Team B will chose the substitute from Team A to shoot the free throws. T-F
1. The upper edge of the backboard shall be 13 feet above the floor for a rectangular backboard. T-F
2. A1 ends the dribble in the backcourt. A1 throws a long pass that hits the backboard and rebounds back to A1 in the backcourt. The trail official rules a backcourt violation. T-F
3. During a jump ball to start the game, A2 fouls B2 before the tossing official releases the ball. The U1 rules an intentional technical foul on A2. T-F
4. During a throw-in, the Lead official bounces the ball to A1. Prior to A1 catching the ball, B2 fouls A2. The Lead official rules a personal foul against B2. T-F
5. A1 is shooting a one and one free throw. B3 and A3 simultaneously violate along the lane. The game will continue with the AP Arrow. T-F
1. Name the “3” type of back boards:
2. What type of backboard is recommended for a replacement backboard?
3. Tinted glass backboards are prohibited. T-F.
4. A backboard may only be transparent. T-F.
5. The backboard shall be “4” feet from the end line. T-F
1. During a jump ball, the game clock starts when the ball is legally tapped. T-F
2. During a jump ball, the ball becomes live when the ball leaves the tosser’s hand(s). T-F
3. On a designated spot throw-in, A1 moves backwards six feet before releasing the ball. The trail official rules a throw-in violation. T-F
4. A1 catches the ball securely while airborne and lands on one foot followed by the other. The first foot to touch the floor after the catch becomes the pivot foot when the other foot touches in step. T-F
5. A1 is awarded one free throw after being fouled in the act of shooting and scoring a goal. No teammates of A1 choose to line up in any of the marked lane spaces. Officials allow B1, B2, B3 to line up in marked lane spaces, all on the same side of the lane. B4 is in the the marked lane space closest to the end line on the other side of the lane. This line-up is legal. T-F