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1. When only one player remains to participate, that team shall forfeit the game unless the referee believes this team still has an opportunity to win the game. T-F
 
2. 7 minutes before the game, Team A hands in their team roster and starting five to the official scorer:
a. Team A should be charged with two administrative technical fouls.
b. Team A should be charged with one administrative technical fouls.
c. Team A’s Head Coach should be charged with a direct technical foul. 
 
3. The score is Team A-60 and Team B-60. A1 drives to the basket and is fouled by B5. The try is unsuccessful.  The game clock shows 00:00, but no end of quarter signal (horn or light) has been indicated. A1 will attempt their two free throws with No players lined up. T-F
 
4. The offense cannot commit basket interference. T-F
 
5. A1 is dribbling the ball in their front court, B1 deflects the ball off of A1’s leg and the ball goes in the backcourt. A3 recovers the ball in Team A’s backcourt. The Trail Official “no calls” the play. T-F
 
 
 
Answers:
1. True- CB-3.1.1. Teaching Point- Be ready for the unexpected. 
2. b-10-1-1. Teaching Point- Master Penalties. 
3. False- CB-5.6. Teaching Point- Read 5 Casebook plays every day. 
4. False- 4-6-1-5. Know the difference between basket interference and goaltending. 
5. False- 9-9-1. Teaching Point- Know Rule Differences. 
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​NFHS Edition
Excellent Quiz by Goht Van DenBrink.
True/False : 
Q1: Team A is granted a 60-second time-out. After the 15-second warning horn has sounded, A6 reports to the scorer’s table requesting to substitute. The official denies A6 entry into the game.
 
Q2: Following Q1, before the clock has started, Team A requests another 60-second time-out. The official allows it.
 
Q3: During a successive time-out, substitute A6 reports to the scorer’s table before the 15-second warning horn. The official denies the substitution, stating it is the same dead-ball request.
 
Q4: At halftime, no Team A member or representative reports which players will start the 3rd quarter. As a result, the five players who finished the 2nd quarter will start the 3rd quarter.
 
Q5: During the 4th quarter, Team A has multiple players injured and is left with only one player. The official declares the game forfeited.
 
 
 
Answers:
Q1: True. (3-3-1a) 
Q2: True. (4-43-2) This is a “successive time-out”, which may be granted to either team if properly requested.
Q3: False. (IRG Play 16-2-2, 3-3-1) A6 is eligible to enter since the substitute reported before the 15-second warning horn during the time-out.
Q4: True. (IRG Play 16-2-4, 3-3-1a Note) If no lineup is reported, the players who ended the previous quarter are considered the starters for the next quarter.
Q5: Answer: False. (3-1-1) The official can allow Team A to continue with one player only if the referee believes that Team A still has an opportunity to win the game

​NFHS Edition
1. A1’s try is in flight, time expires in the 3rd quarter. Prior to the try ending, A2 is charged with a technical foul. The officials start the 4th quarter by administering the free throws for the technical foul. The officials are not correct. T-F
 
2. Each quarter or extra period begins when the ball first becomes live. T-F
 
3. A1 attempts a try and the ball misses the entire ring and the shot clock expires. The officials rule a shot clock violation. T-F
 
4. Shot Clocks should be recessed and mounted on the backboard supports behind each backboard. T-F
 
5. An alternate- timing device or procedure shall be available when a visible shot clock malfunctions. T-F
 
 
 
Answers:
1. True- 5-6-2- Exception 3. Teaching period- Know when a period begins and ends.
2. True- 5-6-1. Teaching Period- Know the difference between live and dead ball. 
3. True-2-14-2. Teaching Period- Have Shot Clock Awareness .
4. True- Shot Clock- State Association Adoption-(2). Teaching Point- Be detailed oriented. 
5. True- Shot Clock-State Association Adoption-(3). Teaching Point- Be ready for the unexpected. 

​NFHS Edition
1. A1 is in the act of shooting a lay-up and is fouled by B1. The ball is still in A1’s hands when the horn sounds and the ball goes in the basket. A1 will receive two shots, but the try will not count. T-F
 
2. On a jump ball, one of the jumpers must attempt to tap the jump ball. T-F
 
3. A1’s final free throw is successful. A3 pushes B3 intentionally to the floor while the ball was dead. A3’s foul is a personal foul. T-F
 
4. On a throw-in with three-tenths of a second on the game lock or shot clock a team can only score by tapping the ball. T-F
 
5. While the ball is on the ring, B1 touches the net; but it does not affect A1’s try. The official rules basket interference. T-F
 
 
 
Answers:
1. True- CB-6.7.Situation.C. Teaching Point- Read “5” Case Book Plays every day. 
2. False- 6-3-8-Note- Teaching Point- Be detailed oriented. 
3. False- 4-19-5.c. Teaching Point- Master Definitions. 
4. True-5-2-5. Teaching Point- Communicate with Partners.
5. False- 4-6-1. Teaching Point- Master Rule Exceptions & Rule Differences. 
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