November 10, 2013

1.

1 point

A technical foul on a certified athletic trainer:

Also results in a direct technical foul to the head coach.

Also results in an indirect technical foul to the head coach.

Also results in a Class B technical foul to the head coach.

Results in four free throws for the opposing team.

Results in two free throws for the opposing team.

Also results in a Class A technical foul to the head coach.

2.

1 point

Which of these are examples of incidental contact?

Contact that occurs unintentionally in an effort by an opponent to reach a loose ball.

Contact that hinders the opponent from participating in normal defensive and offensive movements.

If a screen by a player without the ball is set outside the opponent's visual field, the opponent makes contact that displaces the screener but the opponent attempts to stop upon realization he or she has been screened.

If a screen by a player is set within the opponent's visual field and the opponent makes contact that displaces the screener.

3.

1 point

Which are true of successive timeouts?

They must be called by the same team to be considered successive.

They occur when granted to either team prior to the clock starting.

They shall not be granted after the expiration of playing time for the second half or expiration of any extra period.

4.

1 point

Which of the following are true of a closely guarded situation?

It can only occur in a team's front-court.

It can occur when a player is dribbling the ball inbounds.

It can occur when a player is holding the ball inbounds.

The maximum guarding distance is three feet.

The maximum guarding distance is six feet.

The count continues when different defenders continuously guard the opponent as long as the maximum guarding distance is maintained.

5.

1 point

All are true to start a dribble, EXCEPT:

The ball may be pushed to the floor.

The ball must be released before the dribbler lifts his or her pivot foot.

The pivot foot may be lifted, but not returned to the playing court before the ball is released to start the dribble.

6.

1 point

The ball is at the disposal of the thrower-in when the ball is:

Handed to the player.

Released by the administering official when bouncing the ball to the player.

Caught by the player after being bounced to him or her.

Placed at a spot on the floor.

7.

1 point

Which is true of a tap?

It starts when the ball touches the player's hand.

It starts when the player directs the ball toward the basket.

It ends when the ball is no longer touching the player's hand.

It ends when it is successful, it is certain it is not successful, the ball touches the floor or the ball becomes dead.

8.

1 point

Which are true of coaching boxes?

They are a maximum of 14 feet in length.

They are a maximum of 28 feet in length.

The size of the coaching box may be altered the applicable governing body.

The position of the coaching box may be altered by the applicable governing body.

9.

1 point

Team A is leaving the court at the intermission when the coach curses an official and receives a technical foul. B5 attempts the technical free throws to start the second half and misses both. The problem is that B5 attempts the free throws at the same basket his team was shooting toward in the first half. Team B's coach points out that his player should have been shooting toward his team's goal for the second half since they are to be taken to begin the second half. What is the result?

This is a correctable error.

Shoot the free throws again at the correct goal.

Team B will start the second half with a throw-in from the division line opposite of the table.

This is not a correctable error.

Play will resume with a division line throw-in opposite of the table.

10.

1 point

If two team A bench personnel leave the confines of the bench during a fight but do not participate in the fight, what is the result?

Flagrant technical fouls charged to each offender.

Both offenders are ejected.

Team A's head coach is charged with one indirect technical foul.

Team A's head coach is charged with two indirect technical fouls.

Team A's head coach is charged with one Class B technical foul.

Team A's head coach is charged with two Class B technical fouls.

No free throws are shot as a result of the specific offense.

Two free throws are shot as a result of that specific offense.

Four free throws are shot as a result of that specific offense.