1

Question 1

A1 wears a white headband and A2 wears a red headband on the playing court.

Answer 1

A1 and A2 wearing different colour headbands is not permitted.

Question 2

A1 wears a white headband and A2 wears a red wristband on the playing court.

Answer 2

A1 wearing a white headband and A2 wearing a red wristband is not permitted.

Question 3

A1 wears a scarf-style headband of the same solid colour as any other additional permitted equipment of his team-mates

Answer 3

A1 wearing a scarf-style headband is not permitted. The headband shall not have opening/closing elements around the head and shall not have any parts extruding from its surface.

Question 4

A1 appears to have an injured ankle and the game is stopped. The team A

(a) doctor enters the playing court and treats A1’s injured ankle.
(b) doctor enters the playing court but A1 has already recovered.
(c) head coach enters the playing court to look after his injured player.
(d) first assistant coach, substitute, excluded player or any other accompanying delegation member enters the playing court but does not treat A1.

Answer 4

: In all cases, A1 received a treatment and shall be substituted

Question 5

A1 receives an assistance from his team’s physiotherapist who enters the playing court and fixes a lose taping.

Answer 5

A1 received an assistance and shall be substituted.

Question 6

A1 receives an assistance from his team’s doctor who enters the playing court to find A1’s lost contact lens.

Answer 6

A1 received an assistance and shall be substituted

Question 7

: B1 fouls A1 in his act of shooting, near the team A bench area. The ball does not enter the basket. While A1 attempts 2 or 3 free throws

(a) the team A manager or A6 from his team’s bench area passes a towel, a water bottle or a headband to any other team A player on the playing court.
(b) the team A physiotherapist from his team’s bench area fixes a lose taping of any other team A player on the playing court, sprays his leg, or massages his neck, etc.

Answer 7

: In both cases, the team A player has not received an assistance that delays the game from being restarted promptly. The team A player shall not be required to be substituted. A1 shall continue to attempt his 2 or 3 free throws.

Question 8

B1 fouls A1 in his act of shooting, near the team A bench area. The ball does not enter the basket. After the foul, A1 falls to the playing court and into his team’s bench area. A6 stands up and helps A1 to his feet. A1 is ready to play immediately, at the latest within approximately 15 seconds.

Answer 8

A1 has not received an assistance that delays the game from being restarted promptly. A1 shall not be required to be substituted. A1 shall attempt 2 or 3 free throws

Question 9

: A1 is awarded 2 free throws. While the referee reports the foul at the scorer’s table, A1 goes to a place in front of his team’s bench area at the far end of the playing court and asks for a towel or a water bottle. Any person from his team’s bench area passes A1 a towel or a water bottle. A1 dries his hands or takes a drink. A1 is ready to play immediately, at the latest within approximately 15 seconds.

Answer 9

A1 has not received an assistance that delays the game from being restarted promptly. A1 shall not be required to be substituted. A1 shall attempt 2 free throws.

Question 10

A1 scores a field goal. Thrower-in B1 indicates to the referee that the ball is wet. The referee stops the game. Any person from the team B bench area comes on to the playing court and dries the ball or gives a towel to B1, who dries the ball.

Answer 10

: In both cases, B1 has not received an assistance that delays the game from being restarted promptly. B1 shall not be required to be substituted. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from any place behind the endline, except directly behind the backboard. The referee shall hand the ball to a team B player for the throw-in.

Question 11

A1 has the ball in his hands for a throw-in from his frontcourt. The team A physio- therapist leaves his team bench area in the backcourt, remains outside the playing court and fixes the taping of A1.

Answer 11

The team A physiotherapist provided an assistance to A1 outside of his team bench area. A1 shall be required to be substituted.

Question 12

A1 does not yet have the ball in his hands for a throw-in from his frontcourt. The team A physiotherapist remains in his team bench area in the frontcourt and fixes the taping of A1.

Answer 12

The team A physiotherapist provided an assistance to A1 within his team bench area. If the assistance is completed within 15 seconds, A1 shall not be required to be substituted. If the assistance lasts more than 15 seconds, A1 shall be required to be substituted.

Question 13

A1 is seriously injured and the game is stopped for about 15 minutes because the doctor believes that removal from the playing court could be dangerous for the player.

Answer 13

The doctor’s opinion shall determine the appropriate time for the removal of the injured player from the playing court. After the substitution, the game shall be resumed without any penalty.

Question 14

A1 is injured and the game is stopped. While A1 is not able to continue to play immediately, a referee blows his whistle making the conventional sign for a substitution. Either team requests a time-out
(a) before a substitute for A1 enters the game.
(b) after a substitute for A1 enters the game.
At the end of the time-out, A1 is recovered and requests to remain in the game.

Answer 14

(a) If A1 recovers during the time-out he may continue to play.
(b) A substitute for A1 has already entered the game, therefore A1 cannot re-enter until the next game clock running period has ended.

Question 15

A1 is fouled and is awarded 2 free throws. After the first free throw the referees discover that A1 is bleeding. A1 is substituted by A6 who shall attempt the second free throw. Team B requests to substitute 2 players.

Answer 15

Team B is entitled to substitute only 1 player.

Question 16

A1 is fouled and is awarded 2 free throws. After the first free throw the referees discover that B1 is bleeding. B1 is substituted by B6. Team A requests to substitute 1 player.

Answer 16

Team A is entitled to substitute 1 player.

Question 17

: Team A presents in due time the team list to the scorer. The shirt numbers of 2 players are different than their actual shirt numbers or the name of a player is omitted on the scoresheet. This is discovered

(a) before the beginning of the game.
(b) after the beginning of the game.

Answer 17

(a) The wrong numbers are corrected or the name of the player is added on the scoresheet without any penalty.
(b) The referee stops the game at a convenient time so as not to disadvantage either team. The wrong numbers are corrected without any penalty. However, the name of the player cannot be added on to the scoresheet.

Question 18

Injured players or players not intended to play should not be entered on the scoresheet.

Answer 18

It is up to the head coach to give the scorer a list with the names and corresponding numbers of the team members who are eligible to play in the game.

Question 19

Injured players or players not intended to play may sit on the team bench as one of the 8 accompanying delegation members.

Answer 19

The teams are free to decide who shall be amongst 8 accompanying delegation members permitted to sit on the team bench.

Question 20

It is discovered that one of the players on the playing court is not one of the confirmed starting 5 players. This occurs

(a) before the beginning of the game.
(b) after the beginning of the game.

Answer 20

(a) The player shall be replaced by one of the 5 players who were to begin the game without any penalty.
(b) The error shall be disregarded. The game shall continue without any penalty.

Question 21

The head coach requests the scorer to enter the small ‘x’ on the scoresheet for his 5 players who are to begin the game.

Answer 21

The head coach shall personally confirm the 5 players who are to begin the game by marking a small ‘x’ beside each player’s number in the ‘Player in’ column on the scoresheet.

Question 22

The team A head coach and the team A first assistant coach are disqualified.

Answer 22

If both, the team A head coach and team A first assistant coach are unable to continue, the team A captain shall act as the team A player head coach.

Question 23

B1 fouls A1 in his act of shooting 0.1 second before the game clock signal sounds for the end of the quarter. A1 is awarded 2 free throws.

Answer 23

If the IRS is not available, the referees shall consult each other and decide that B1’s foul occurred before the game clock signal sounded. A1’s free throws shall be administered immediately. The game shall be resumed as after any last free throw with 0.1 second on the game clock.

Question 24

A1 is fouled in his act of shooting after the game clock signal sounded for the end of the quarter.

Answer 24

-The foul shall be disregarded as it occurred after the end of playing time for the quarter unless it is an unsportsmanlike or a disqualifying foul and there is a quarter or overtime to follow.

Question 25

B1 fouls A1 on his successful shot for a field goal simultaneously with the game clock signal sounding for the end of the first quarter. The ball enters the basket.

Answer 25

The referees must decide by using the IRS, if available, if B1’s foul occurred before the game clock signal sounded for the end of the first quarter. If the game clock showed 0.0 when the foul occurred, B1’s personal foul shall be disregarded and A1’s field goal shall not count. The first quarter has ended. After the referee has communicated the final IRS review decision, the timer shall start his stopwatch to measure the interval of play. The second quarter shall begin according to the alternating possession procedure. If the game clock showed more than 0.0 when the foul occurred, A1’s field goal shall count as the game clock stopped at this time. B1 shall be charged with a personal foul. A1 shall attempt 1 free throw. During the free throw players may occupy the free-throw rebound spaces they are entitled to. The game clock shall show the time remaining. The game shall be resumed as after any last free throw.

Question 26

: B1 fouls A1 on his unsuccessful shot for a field goal simultaneously with the game clock signal sounding for the end of the first quarter. The referees become uncertain if B1’s foul occurred before the game clock signal sounded and whether A1 shall be awarded 2 or 3 free throws.

Answer 26

The referees must decide by using the IRS, if available, if B1’s foul occurred before the game clock sounded for the end of the first quarter. If the game clock showed 0.0 when the foul occurred, B1’s personal foul shall be disregarded. The first quarter has ended. After the referee has communicated the final IRS review decision, the timer shall start his stopwatch to measure the interval of play. The second quarter shall begin according to the alternating possession procedure. If the game clock showed more than 0.0 when the foul occurred, the referees must decide if A1 shall be awarded 2 or 3 free throws. B1 shall be charged with a personal foul. A1 shall attempt 2 or 3 free throws. During the free throws players may occupy the free-throw rebound spaces they are entitled to. The game shall be resumed with the time remaining on the game clock as after any last free throw.

Question 27

A1 attempts a shot for a 3-point field goal. The ball is in the air when the game clock signal sounds for the end of the game. After the signal, B1 commits a foul on A1 who is still airborne. The ball enters the basket.

Answer 27

A1 shall be awarded 3 points. B1’s foul on A1 shall be disregarded as it was committed after the end of playing time, unless it is an unsportsmanlike or a disqualifying foul and another quarter or overtime is to follow.

Question 28

At the beginning of the second half, team A cannot present on the playing court 5 players because of injuries, disqualifications etc.

Answer 28

The obligation to present a minimum of 5 players is valid only at the beginning of the game. Team A shall continue to play with less than 5 players.

Question 29

Close to the end of the game, A1 is charged with his fifth foul and leaves the game. Team A shall continue the game with only 4 players as they have no more substitutes available. As team B is leading by more than 15 points, the team B head coach demonstrating fair play wants to remove one of his players to also play with 4 players.

Answer 29

The request by the team B head coach to play with less than 5 players shall be denied. As long as a team has sufficient players available, 5 players shall be on the playing court.

Question 30

After the beginning of the game, the referees discover that teams are playing in the wrong direction.

Answer 30

The game shall be stopped as soon as possible without placing either team at a disadvantage. Teams shall exchange baskets. The game shall be resumed from the mirror- opposite place nearest to where the game was stopped.

Question 31

During the interval of play before the game, A1 is charged with a technical foul. Before the beginning of the game, the team B head coach designates B6 to attempt 1 free throw, however B6 is not one of the team B starting 5 players.

Answer 31

: Only one of the designated team B starting 5 players shall attempt the free throw with no line-up. A substitution cannot be granted before playing time has begun. The game shall begin with a jump ball.

Question 32

During the interval of play before the game, a team A player is charged with an unsportsmanlike foul on a team B player.

Answer 32

That team B player shall attempt 2 free throws with no-line-up before the beginning of the game. If that team B player is confirmed as one of the 5 players to begin the game, he shall remain on the playing court. If that team B player is not confirmed as one of the 5 players to begin the game, he shall not remain on the playing court. The game shall begin with the 5 team B players confirmed to begin the game. The game shall begin with a jump ball.

Question 33

: During the interval of play 7 minutes before the game, A1 becomes injured. A1 is one of the team A starting 5 players.

Answer 33

A1 shall be replaced with another team A player. In this case, team B is entitled to replace one of its starting 5 players, if they wish.

Question 34

During the interval of play 4 minutes before the game, A1 is charged with a disqualifying foul. A1 is one of the team A starting 5 players.

Answer 34

A1 shall be replaced with another team A player. In this case, team B is entitled to replace one of its starting 5 players, if they wish.

Question 35

A1 is in his act of shooting for a field goal when B2 fouls A2. This is the third team B foul in the quarter. A1 finishes his shot with a continuous motion.

Answer 35

A1’s goal, if made, shall count. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw- in from the place nearest to where the foul occurred.

Question 36

A1 is in his act of shooting for a field goal when B2 fouls A2. This is the fifth team B foul in the quarter. A1 finishes his shot with a continuous motion.

Answer 36

A1’s goal, if made, shall count. A2 shall attempt 2 free throws. The game shall be resumed as after any last free throw.

Question 37

A1 is in his act of shooting for a field goal when A2 fouls B2. A1 finishes his shot with a continuous motion.

Answer 37

The ball becomes dead when A2 is charged with a team control foul. If A1’s shot is successful, the field goal shall not count. Regardless of the number of team A fouls in the quarter, the game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the free throw line extended. If A1’s shot is unsuccessful the game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the place nearest to where the foul occurred.

Question 38

Two minutes before the beginning of the game, A1 is charged with a technical foul.

Answer 38

One of the 5 team B starting players shall attempt the free throw with no line- up. As the game has not yet begun, the direction of the alternating possession arrow has not been determined. The game shall begin with a jump ball.

Question 39

The crew chief tosses the ball for the opening jump ball. Immediately after the ball is legally tapped by jumper A1 (a) a held ball between A2 and B2 occurs. (b) a double foul between A2 and B2 occurs.

Answer 39

In both cases, since the control of a live ball on the playing court was not yet established, the referee cannot use the alternating possession procedure. The crew chief shall administer another jump ball in the centre circle and A2 and B2 shall jump. The time consumed on the game clock, after the ball was legally tapped and before the held ball/double foul situation occurred, shall remain valid.

Question 40

The crew chief tosses the ball for the opening jump ball. Immediately after the ball is legally tapped by jumper B1, the ball goes directly out-of-bounds. After the team A throw-in (a) a held ball between A2 and B2 occurs. (b) a double foul between A2 and B2 occurs.

Answer 40

In both cases, since the control of a live ball on the playing court was not yet established, the referee cannot use the alternating possession procedure. The crew chief shall administer another jump ball in the centre circle and A2 and B2 shall jump. After the jump ball, the team that does not gain control of the live ball on the playing court shall be entitled to the first alternating possession throw-in from the place nearest to where the next jump ball situation occurs.

Question 41

The crew chief tosses the ball for the opening jump ball. Immediately after the ball is legally tapped by jumper A1, the ball (a) goes directly out-of-bounds. (b) is caught by A1 before it touches one of the non-jumpers or the playing court.

Answer 41

In both cases, team B shall be awarded a throw-in as the result of A1’s violation. Team B shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock if the throw-in is administered from its backcourt and 14 seconds on the shot clock if the throw-in is administered from its frontcourt. After the throw-in, the team that does not gain control of the live ball on the playing court shall be entitled to the first alternating possession throw-in from the place nearest to where the next jump ball situation occurs.

Question 42

The crew chief tosses the ball for the opening jump ball. Immediately after the ball is legally tapped by jumper A1, B1 is charged with a technical foul.

Answer 42

Any team A player shall attempt 1 free throw with no line-up. As soon as a team A player receives the ball for his free throw, the direction of the alternating possession arrow shall be placed in favour of team B. The game shall be resumed with a team B alternating possession throw-in from the place nearest to where the ball was located when technical foul occurred. If the throw-in is from the team B backcourt, team B shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock, if the throw-in is from the team B frontcourt, team B shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 43

The crew chief tosses the ball for the opening jump ball. Immediately after the ball is legally tapped by jumper A1, A2 is charged with an unsportsmanlike foul on B2.

Answer 43

B2 shall attempt 2 free throws with no line-up. As soon as B2 receives the ball for his first free throw, the direction of the alternating possession arrow shall be placed in favour of team A. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt (as part of the unsportsmanlike foul penalty). Team B shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 44

: Team B is entitled to a throw-in under the alternating possession procedure. A referee and/or a scorer makes an error and the throw-in is erroneously awarded to team A.

Answer 44

After the ball touches or is legally touched by a player on the playing court, the error cannot be corrected. As the result of the error, team B shall not lose its right to the next alternating possession throw-in at the next jump ball situation.

Question 45

Simultaneously with the game clock signal sounding for the end of the first quarter, B1 is charged with an unsportsmanlike foul on A1. The referees decide that the game clock signal sounded before B1’s foul occurred. Team A is entitled to the alternating possession throw-in to begin the second quarter.

Answer 45

The unsportsmanlike foul occurred during an interval of play. After the 2-minute interval of play A1 shall attempt 2 free throws with no line-up. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. Team A shall not lose its right to the next alternating possession throw-in at the next jump ball situation.

Question 46

: Shortly after the game clock signal sounds for the end of the third quarter, B1 is charged with a technical foul. Team A is entitled to the alternating possession throw-in to begin the fourth quarter.

Answer 46

Any team A player shall attempt 1 free throw with no line-up before the beginning of the fourth quarter. The fourth quarter shall begin with a team A throw-in from the centre line extended. Team A shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 47

A1 jumps with the ball in his hands and is legally blocked by B1. Both players then return to the playing court with both of them having 1 hand or both hands firmly on the ball.

Answer 47

This is a jump ball situation.

Question 48

A1 and B1 in the air have their hands firmly on the ball. After returning to the playing court, A1 lands with 1 foot on the boundary line.

Answer 48

This is a jump ball situation.

Question 49

A1 jumps with the ball in his hands from his frontcourt and is legally blocked by B1. Both players then return to the playing court with both of them having 1 hand or both hands firmly on the ball. A1 lands with 1 foot in his backcourt.

Answer 49

This is a jump ball situation.

Question 50

: The crew chief tosses the ball for the opening jump ball. Before the ball reaches its highest point, jumper A1 touches the ball.

Answer 50

This is a jump ball violation by A1. Team B shall be awarded a throw-in from its frontcourt, close to the centre line. Team B shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 51

The crew chief tosses the ball for the opening jump ball. Before the ball reaches its highest point, non-jumper A2 enters the centre circle from his (a) backcourt. (b) frontcourt.

Answer 51

In both cases, this is a jump ball violation by A2. Team B shall be awarded a throw-in close to the centre line, if from its (a) frontcourt, with 14 seconds on the shot clock. (b) backcourt, with 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 52

: During A1’s shot for a field goal, the ball lodges between the ring and the backboard. (a) Team A (b) Team B is entitled to a throw-in under the alternating possession procedure.

Answer 52

After the throw-in from the endline (a) team A shall have 14 seconds (b) team B shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock

Question 53

A1’s shot for a field goal is in the air when the shot clock signal sounds, followed by the ball lodging between the ring and the backboard. The alternating possession arrow favours team A.

Answer 53

This is a jump ball situation. After the throw-in from the endline, team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 54

B2 is charged with an unsportsmanlike foul on A1 during his act of shooting for a 2- point field goal. During the last free throw (a) the ball lodges between the ring and the backboard. (b) A1 steps on the free-throw line while releasing the ball. (c) the ball misses the ring.

Answer 54

In all cases, the free throw is unsuccessful. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 55

After A1’s throw-in from the centre line extended to begin a quarter, the ball lodges between the ring and the backboard in team A’s frontcourt.

Answer 55

This is a jump ball situation. The direction of the alternating possession arrow shall be reversed immediately in favour of team B. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the endline, except directly behind the backboard. Team B shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 56

The alternating possession arrow favours team A. During the interval of play after the first quarter, B1 is charged with an unsportsmanlike foul on A1. A1 attempts 2 free throws with no line-up, followed by a team A throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt to begin the second quarter. The alternating possession arrow to favour team A remains unchanged. After the throw-in, the ball lodges between the ring and the backboard in team A’s frontcourt.

Answer 56

This is a jump ball situation. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw- in from the endline in its frontcourt, except directly behind the backboard. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. The direction of the alternating possession arrow shall be reversed immediately after the team A throw-in has ended.

Question 57

aA1 with the ball in his hands is in the continuous motion to the basket to score. At this time, B1 places his hands firmly on the ball and A1 now takes more steps than allowed by the traveling rule.

Answer 57

This is a jump ball situation.

Question 58

With 4:17 on the game clock in a quarter, during an alternating possession throw-in (a) thrower-in A1 steps on the playing court while having the ball in his hand(s). (b) A2 moves his hand(s) over the boundary line before the ball is thrown-in over the boundary line. (c) thrower-in A1 takes more than 5 seconds to release the ball.

Answer 58

In all cases, this is a throw-in violation by A1 or A2. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the place of the original throw-in. The direction of the alternating possession arrow shall be reversed immediately.

Question 59

A1 ends his dribble. A1 places the ball between his legs and fakes a pass or shot.

Answer 59

This is a deliberate touching the ball with the leg violation by A1.

Question 60

: A1 embraces his team-mate A2 and lifts him up under the opponents’ basket. A3 passes the ball to A2 who dunks the ball into the basket.

Answer 60

: This is a violation by team A. A2’s field goal shall not count. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the free-throw line extended in its backcourt.

Question 61

In the judgement of the referees, regardless of whether the game clock is stopped or not, a player deliberately delays the process of taking the ball for a throw-in or for a free throw.

Answer 61

The ball becomes live and team control begins when the referee places the ball on the playing floor nearest to the throw-in place or the free-throw line.

Question 62

Team A is in control of the ball for 15 seconds. A1 passes the ball to A2 and the ball in the air moves over the boundary line. B1 tries to catch the ball and jumps from the playing court over the boundary line. B1 still airborne (a) taps the ball with 1 or both hands, (b) catches the ball with both hands or the ball comes to rest in one hand and the ball returns to the playing court where it is caught by A2.

Answer 62

(a) Team A remains in control of the ball. Team A shall have the time remaining on the shot clock. (b) B1 gained team B control of the ball. A2 re-gained team A control of the ball. Team A shall have a new 24 seconds on the shot clock

Question 63

A1 on his drive to the basket comes to a legal stop with both feet on the playing court without moving the ball upwards. At this time, B1 fouls A1.

Answer 63

B1’s foul did not occur on a player in his act of shooting as A1 has not yet started to move the ball upwards to the basket.

Question 64

A1 on his drive to the basket ends his dribble with the ball in his hands and begins his shooting motion. At this time, B1 fouls A1. The ball does not enter the basket.

Answer 64

B1’s foul occurred on a player in his act of shooting. A1 shall attempt 2 free throws. The game shall be resumed as after any last free throw.

Question 65

A1 jumps in the air and releases the ball on his attempt for a 3-point field goal. B1 fouls A1 before A1 returns with both feet to the playing court. The ball does not enter the basket.

Answer 65

A1 remains in his act of shooting until his both feet return to the playing court. A1 shall attempt 3 free throws. The game shall be resumed as after any last free throw.

Question 66

A1 with the ball in the hands in his frontcourt commits a charging foul on B1. In his continuous forward motion, A1 throws the ball into the basket.

Answer 66

A1’s field goal shall not count. Team B shall be awarded a throw-in from the free-throw line extended in its backcourt.

Question 67

B1 fouls A1 on a drive to the basket, with his front foot still on the playing court. A1 continues his act of shooting and due to B1’s foul, the ball momentarily leaves A1’s hands. A1 catches the ball with both hands and scores a field goal.

Answer 67

B1’s foul occurred on A1 in his act of shooting. When the ball momentarily leaves A1’s hands, A1 still remains in control of the ball and therefore his act of shooting continues. The goal shall count. A1 shall attempt 1 free throw. The game shall continue as after any last free throw.

Question 68

B1 fouls A1 in his act of shooting. This is the third team B foul in the quarter. After the foul A1 passes the ball to A2.

Answer 68

When A1 passed the ball to A2, the act of shooting ended. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the foul occurred.

Question 69

: A1 with the ball in his hands drives to the basket for a 2-point field goal attempt. B1 fouls A1, after which A1 commits a travelling violation. The ball enters the basket.

Answer 69

: A1’s field goal shall not count. A1 shall be awarded 2 free throws.

Question 70

: A1 releases the ball on a shot from the 3-point field goal area. The ball on its upward flight is legally touched by any player who is within the team A 2-point field goal area. The ball enters the basket.

Answer 70

A1 shall be awarded 3 points as A1’s shot was released from the 3-point field goal area.

Question 71

A1 releases the ball on a shot from the 2-point field goal area. The ball on its upward flight is legally touched by B1 who jumped from the team A 3-point field goal area. The ball enters the basket.

Answer 71

A1 shall be awarded 2 points as A1’s shot was released from the 2-point field goal area.

Question 72

A1 passes the ball from the 3-point field goal area and the ball enters the basket directly.

Answer 72

A1 shall be awarded 3 points as his pass was released from the 3-point field goal area.

Question 73

A1 passes the ball from the 3-point field goal area. The ball touches any player or the playing court (a) in the team A 2-point field goal area, or (b) in the team A 3-point field goal area before it enters the basket.

Answer 73

In both cases, A1 shall be awarded 3 points.

Question 74

A1 attempts a shot for a 3-point field goal. After the ball has left A1’s hands, it touches the playing court in the team A 2-point field goal area. The ball enters the basket.

Answer 74

A1’s field goal shall count for 3 points, as it was released from the 3-point field goal area. The game shall be resumed as after any successful field goal.

Question 75

B1 fouls A1 in his act of shooting for a 3-point field goal. The ball touches the playing court and then enters the basket.

Answer 75

A1’s field goal shall not count. A shot for a field goal ends when the ball touches the playing court. After a referee blows his whistle and as the ball is no longer a shot for a field goal, the ball becomes dead immediately. A1 shall attempt 3 free throws.

Question 76

A1 attempts a shot for a 3-point field goal. After the ball has left A1’s hands, the game clock signal sounds for the end of the quarter. The ball touches the playing court and then enters the basket.

Answer 76

A1’s field goal shall not count. A shot for a field goal ends when the ball touches the playing court. As the ball is no longer a shot for a field goal, it becomes dead when the game clock signal sounds for the end of the quarter.

Question 77

Team A is awarded a throw-in with (a) 0.3 (b) 0.2 or 0.1 second shown on the game clock or on the shot clock.

Answer 77

(a) If during a shot for a field goal the game clock or the shot clock signal sounds for the end of the quarter or overtime, it is the responsibility of the referees to determine whether the ball was released before the game clock or the shot clock signal sounded for the end of the quarter or overtime. (b) A field goal can only be scored if the ball, while in the air on the throw-in pass, is tapped or directly dunked into the basket.

Question 78

At the end of a quarter A1 is directly dunking the ball into the basket. The ball is still touching A1’s hand(s) when the game clock shows 0.0 seconds.

Answer 78

: A1’s field goal shall not count. The ball was touching A1’s hand(s) when the game clock signal sounded for the end of a quarter.

Question 79

At the beginning of a quarter, team A is defending its own basket when B1 erroneously dribbles to his own basket and scores a field goal.

Answer 79

The team A captain on the playing court shall be awarded 2 points.

Question 80

A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. B1 touches the ball, which is within the basket, but has not yet entirely passed through the basket.

Answer 80

This is an interference violation by B1. A1’s field goal shall count for 2 or 3 points.

Question 81

With 4:37 on the game clock in the third quarter, team A is awarded a throw-in. While holding the ball (a) thrower-in A1 moves his hand(s) over the boundary line so that the ball is above the inbounds area. B1 grabs the ball from A1’s hand(s) or taps the ball out of A1’s hand(s) without any physical contact on A1. (b) B1 moves his hand(s) over the boundary line towards thrower-in A1 to stop his pass to A2 on the playing court.

Answer 81

In both cases, B1 interfered with the throw-in and therefore delayed the game. The referee calls a violation. In addition, a verbal warning shall be given to B1 and com- municated to the team B head coach. This warning shall apply to all team B players for the remainder of the game. Any repetition of a similar action by any team B player may result in a technical foul. The throw-in shall be repeated.

Question 82

With 54 seconds on the game clock in the fourth quarter, team A is entitled to a throw-in. Before handing the ball to thrower-in A1, the referee shows the warning with an ‘illegal boundary line crossing’ signal. B1 then moves his body towards A1 over the boundary line before the ball was thrown-in over the boundary line.

Answer 82

B1 shall be charged with a technical foul.

Question 83

With 51 seconds on the game clock in the fourth quarter, team A is entitled to a throw-in. Before handing the ball to thrower-in A1, the referee does not show the warning ‘illegal boundary line crossing’ signal. B1 then moves his body towards A1 over the boundary line before the ball was thrown-in over the boundary line.

Answer 83

As the referee did not give a warning before he handed the ball to A1, the referee shall blow his whistle and B1 shall now be given a warning. This warning shall also be communicated to the team B head coach and shall apply to all team B members for similar actions, for the remainder of the game. The throw-in shall be repeated.

Question 84

Thrower-in A1 hands the ball to A2 on the playing court.

Answer 84

: This is a throw-in violation by A1. The ball must leave A1’s hands on the throw- in. Team B shall be awarded a throw-in from the place of the original throw-in.

Question 85

: A1 receives the ball from the referee for a throw-in and he (a) places the ball on the playing floor after which the ball is taken by A2. (b) hands the ball to A2 in the out-of-bounds area.

Answer 85

In both cases, this is a violation by A2 for moving his body over the boundary line before A1 passes the ball over the boundary line.

Question 86

After a team A successful field goal or a successful last free throw, team B is granted a time-out. After the time-out, B1 receives the ball from the referee for a throw-in from the endline. B1 then (a) places the ball on the playing floor after which the ball is taken by B2, who is also behind the endline. (b) hands the ball to B2, who is also behind the endline.

Answer 86

In both cases, this is a legal play by B2. After a successful field goal or a successful last free throw, the only restriction for team B is that its players must pass the ball on to the playing court within 5 seconds.

Question 87

With 35 seconds on the game clock in the fourth quarter, A1 dribbles in his backcourt when a team B player taps the ball out-of-bounds at the free-throw line extended. Team A is granted a time-out.

Answer 87

After the time-out, at the latest, the crew chief shall request from the team A head coach his decision as to where the throw-in shall be administered from. The team A head coach shall say loudly in English ‘frontcourt’ or ‘backcourt’ and at the same time show with his arm the place (frontcourt or backcourt), where the throw-in shall be administered from. The decision by the team A head coach is final and irreversible. The crew chief shall inform the team B head coach of the team A head coach’s decision. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in only when the positions of the players of both teams on the playing court show their understanding of where the game is to be resumed from.

Question 88

With 44 seconds on the game clock in the fourth quarter and with 17 seconds on the shot clock, A1 dribbles in his backcourt when a team B player taps the ball out-of-bounds at the free-throw line extended. A time-out is then granted (a) to team B. (b) to team A. (c) first to team B and immediately after to team A (or vice-versa).

Answer 88

(a) The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the free-throw line extended in its backcourt. Team A shall have 17 seconds on the shot clock. (b) and (c) If the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from his frontcourt, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. If the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from his backcourt, team A shall have 17 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 89

With 57 seconds on the game clock in the fourth quarter, A1 attempts 2 free throws. During his second free throw A1 steps on the free-throw line and a violation is called. Team B is granted a time-out.

Answer 89

After the time-out, if the team B head coach decides on a throw-in from (a) the throw-in line in his frontcourt, team B shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. (b) his backcourt, team B shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 90

With 26 seconds on the game clock in the fourth quarter, A1 has dribbled for 6 seconds in his backcourt, when (a) B1 taps the ball out-of-bounds. (b) B1 is charged with the third team B foul in the quarter. Team A is granted a time-out.

Answer 90

After the time-out: In both cases, if the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from the throw-in line in his frontcourt, team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. If the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from his backcourt, team A shall have (a) 18 seconds (b) 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 91

With 1:24 on the game clock in the fourth quarter, A1 dribbles in his frontcourt when B1 taps the ball to the team A backcourt where any team A player begins to dribble again. B2 now taps the ball out-of-bounds in the team A backcourt with (a) 6 seconds (b) 17 seconds on the shot clock. Team A is granted a time-out.

Answer 91

After the time-out: If the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from the throw-in line in his frontcourt, team A shall have (a) 6 seconds (b) 14 seconds on the shot clock. If the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from his backcourt, team A shall have (a) 6 seconds (b) 17 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 92

With 48 seconds on the game clock in the fourth quarter, A1 dribbles in his frontcourt when B1 taps the ball to the team A backcourt where A2 begins to dribble again. B2 now fouls A2, this is the third team B foul in the quarter with (a) 6 seconds (b) 17 seconds on the shot clock. Team A is granted a time-out.

Answer 92

After the time-out: In both cases, if the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from the throw-in line in his frontcourt, team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. In both cases, if the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from his backcourt, team A shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 93

With 1:32 on the game clock in the fourth quarter, team A is in control of the ball in its backcourt for 5 seconds when A1 and B1 are disqualified for punching each other. Before the throw-in is administered, team A is granted a time-out.

Answer 93

The disqualifying foul penalties cancel each other. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from its backcourt. However, after the time-out, if the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from the throw-in line in his frontcourt, team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. If the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from his backcourt, team A shall have 19 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 94

With 1:29 on the game clock in the fourth quarter and with 19 seconds on the shot clock, team A is in control of the ball in its frontcourt when A6 and B6 are disqualified for entering the playing court during a fight. Team A is granted a time-out.

Answer 94

The disqualifying foul penalties shall cancel each other. After the time-out, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its frontcourt, from the place nearest to where the ball was located when the fight has begun. Team A shall have 19 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 95

With 1:18 on the game clock in the fourth quarter, team A is awarded a throw-in from its backcourt. Team A is granted a time-out. After the time-out, the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from the throw-in line in his frontcourt. Before the throw-in is administered, the team B head coach requests a time-out.

Answer 95

The original decision of the team A head coach to administer a throw-in from his frontcourt is final and irreversible and cannot be changed within the same game clock stopped period. This shall be valid also if the team A head coach takes a second time-out, following the first one.

Question 96

At the beginning of a quarter thrower-in A1 commits a violation at the centre line extended.

Answer 96

The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the place of the original throw-in at the centre line extended, with 10:00 on the game clock and 24 seconds on the shot clock. The thrower-in shall be entitled to pass the ball to any place on the playing court. The direction of the alternating possession arrow shall be reversed in favour of team B.

Question 97

At the beginning of a quarter thrower-in A1 at the centre line extended passes the ball to A2 who touches it before it goes out-of-bounds in the team A (a) frontcourt. (b) backcourt.

Answer 97

The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the place nearest to where the ball went out-of-bounds in its (a) backcourt with 24 seconds (b) frontcourt with 14 seconds on the shot clock. The team A throw-in ends when A2 touched the ball. The direction of the alternating posses- sion arrow shall be reversed in favour of team B.

Question 98

The following infractions may occur at the centre line on the playing court: (a) A1 causes the ball to go out-of-bounds. (b) A1 is charged with an offensive foul. (c) A1 commits a travelling violation.

Answer 98

In all cases, the game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from its frontcourt at the place nearest to the centre line. Team B shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 99

A1 is charged with an unsportsmanlike foul on B1 during the interval of play between the first and second quarter.

Answer 99

Before the beginning of the second quarter, B1 shall attempt 2 free throws with no line-up. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt. Team B shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. The direction of the alternating possession arrow remains unchanged.

Question 100

Thrower-in A1 passes the ball over the basket when a player of either team touches it by reaching through the basket from below.

Answer 100

This is an interference violation. The game shall be resumed with a throw-in by the opponents from the free-throw line extended. If a defensive team commits the violation, no points can be credited to the offensive team as the ball was not released from the inbounds area of the playing court.

Question 101

Thrower-in A1 passes the ball towards the team B basket and it lodges between the ring and the backboard.

Answer 101

This is a jump ball situation. The game shall be resumed applying the alter- nating possession procedure: • If team A is entitled to the throw-in, the game shall be resumed with the team A throw-in from the endline in its frontcourt, nearest to the backboard. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. • If team B is entitled to the throw-in, the game shall be resumed with the team B throw-in from the endline in its backcourt, nearest to the backboard. Team B shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 102

: Thrower-in A1 bounces the ball which touches (a) the inbounds area (b) the out-of-bounds area and A1 then catches it again.

Answer 102

(a) This is a throw-in violation by A1. After the ball leaves A1’s hands and the ball touches the inbounds area, A1 shall not touch the ball before it touches or was touched by another player on the playing court. (b) If A1 did not move more than a total of 1 meter between bouncing the ball and catching it again, A1’s action is legal and the 5-second restriction to release the ball shall continue. ²

Question 103

Thrower-in A1 passes the ball from his (a) frontcourt (b) backcourt to A2 on the playing court. The ball goes out-of-bounds without touching any player on the playing court.

Answer 103

This is a throw-in violation by A1. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the place of the original throw-in, if from the (a) backcourt with 24 seconds (b) frontcourt with 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 104

Thrower-in A1 passes the ball to A2. A2 catches the ball with one foot touching the boundary line.

Answer 104

This is an out-of-bounds violation by A2. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the place nearest to where A2 touched the boundary line

Question 105

Thrower-in A1 from the sideline, (a) in his backcourt close to the centre line, is entitled to pass the ball to any place on the playing court. (b) in his frontcourt close to the centre line, is entitled to pass the ball only to a team-mate in his frontcourt. (c) at the beginning of a quarter at the centre line extended, is entitled to pass the ball to any place on the playing court. With the ball in his hands, A1 takes one normal lateral step, therefore changing his position regarding his frontcourt or backcourt.

Answer 105

In all cases, this is a legal play by A1. A1 keeps his initial throw-in position with the right to pass the ball either to his frontcourt or to his backcourt according to his initial status.

Question 106

After an opponents’ successful last free throw in the second quarter, A1 has the ball in his hands for a throw-in from his endline. B2 moves his hand(s) over the boundary line before the ball is thrown-in over the boundary line.

Answer 106

This is a throw-in violation by B2. The throw-in shall be repeated. Any team A player shall keep his right to move along the endline, before releasing the ball or passing it to a team-mate.

Question 107

After an opponents’ successful field goal, A1 has the ball in his hands for the throw- in from his endline. After the ball is thrown-in on to the playing court, B2 kicks the ball close to the endline.

Answer 107

This is a kick ball violation by B2. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from its endline, except directly behind the backboard. As B2’s kick ball violation occurred after the throw-in, team A thrower-in shall not have the right to move along the endline from the designated throw-in place before releasing the ball on to the playing court.

Question 108

After an opponents’ successful field goal in the first quarter, A1 has the ball in his hands for a throw-in from his endline. A1 passes the ball to A2 who is also behind his endline. B1 moves his hand(s) over the boundary line and touches the ball on this pass.

Answer 108

: B1 shall be given a warning for delaying the game. B1’s warning shall also be communicated to the team B head coach and shall apply to all team B members for similar actions, for the remainder of the game. The throw-in shall be repeated

Question 109

After an opponents’ successful field goal, A1 has the ball in his hands for a throw-in from his endline. A2 jumps from out-of-bounds behind his endline and while airborne catches the ball from A1’s throw-in. After that (a) A2 passes the ball back to A1 who is still out-of-bounds behind his endline. (b) A2 passes the ball to A3 who is on the playing court. (c) A2 returns to out-of-bounds behind his endline. (d) A2 lands on the playing court. (e) A2 lands on the playing court and passes the ball back to A1 who is still out-of-bounds behind his endline.

Answer 109

(a) , (b) and (c) This is a legal play by team A. | (d) and (e) This is a throw-in violation by A2.

Question 110

With 21 seconds on the shot clock in the third quarter, team A is awarded a throw- in from its backcourt. Thrower-in A1 is holding the ball when B1 moves his hand(s) over the boundary line.

Answer 110

This is a throw-in violation by B1. Team A throw-in shall be repeated. Team A shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 111

In the third quarter, team A is awarded a throw-in from its frontcourt. Thrower-in A1 is holding the ball when B1 moves his hands (s) over the boundary line, with (a) 7 seconds (b) 17 seconds on the shot clock.

Answer 111

This is a throw-in violation by B1. Team A throw-in shall be repeated. Team A shall have (a) 14 seconds (b) 17 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 112

A2 dribbles in his (a) backcourt (b) frontcourt when A1 is charged with a technical foul.

Answer 112

Any team B player shall attempt 1 free throw with no line-up. In both cases, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the ball was located when the technical foul occurred. Team A shall have the time remaining on the shot clock.

Question 113

A2 dribbles in his (a) backcourt (b) frontcourt when B1 is charged with a technical foul.

Answer 113

Any team A player shall attempt 1 free throw with no line-up. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the ball was located when the technical foul occurred. If in its (a) backcourt, with 24 seconds on the shot clock. (b) frontcourt, with the time remaining on the shot clock, if 14 seconds or more are shown on the shot clock and with 14 seconds on the shot clock, if 13 seconds or less are shown on the shot clock.

Question 114

With 1:47 on the game clock in the fourth quarter, A1 dribbles in his frontcourt and is charged with a technical foul. Team A is granted a time-out.

Answer 114

After the time-out, any team B player shall attempt 1 free throw with no line- up. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the ball was located when the technical foul occurred. Team A shall have the time remaining on the shot clock.

Question 115

With 1:45 on the game clock in the fourth quarter, A1 dribbles in his backcourt and is charged with a technical foul. Team A is granted a time-out.

Answer 115

After the time-out, at the latest, the team A head coach shall inform the crew chief of the throw-in place (frontcourt or backcourt). After the time-out, any team B player shall attempt 1 free throw with no line-up. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in according to the team A head coach’s decision. If the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from the throw-in line in his frontcourt, team A shall have 14 seconds, if 14 seconds or more are shown on the shot clock or the time remaining on the shot clock, if 13 seconds or less are shown on the shot clock. If the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from his backcourt, team A shall have the time remaining on the shot clock.

Question 116

With 1:43 on the game clock in the fourth quarter, A1 dribbles in his backcourt and is charged with a technical foul. Any team B player attempts 1 free throw with no line-up. Team A is granted a time-out.

Answer 116

After the time-out at the latest, the team A head coach shall inform the crew chief of the throw-in place (frontcourt or backcourt). The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in according to the team A head coach’s decision. If the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from the throw-in line in his frontcourt, team A shall have 14 seconds, if 14 seconds or more are on the shot clock or the time remaining on the shot clock, if 13 seconds or less are on the shot clock. If the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from his backcourt, team A shall have the time remaining on the shot clock.

Question 117

With 1:41 on the game clock in the fourth quarter, A1 dribbles in his backcourt when B1 taps the ball out-of-bounds. Team A is granted a time-out. Immediately after, A1 is charged with a technical foul.

Answer 117

After the time-out, at the latest, the team A head coach shall inform the crew chief of the throw-in place (frontcourt or backcourt). Any team B player shall attempt 1 free throw with no line-up. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in according to the team A head coach decision. If the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from the throw-in line in his frontcourt, team A shall have 14 seconds, if 14 seconds or more are shown on the shot clock or the time remaining on the shot clock, if 13 seconds or less are shown on the shot clock. If the team A head coach decides on a throw-in from his backcourt, team A shall have the time remaining on the shot clock.

Question 118

With 58 seconds on the game clock in the fourth quarter, in A1’s backcourt (a) B1 deliberately kicks the ball. (b) B1 fouls A1. This is the third team B foul in the quarter. (c) B1 taps the ball out-of-bounds. With 19 seconds on the shot clock, team A is granted a time-out.

Answer 118

The team A head coach shall decide whether the game shall be resumed with a throw-in from the throw-in line in his frontcourt or from his backcourt. In all cases, if from the throw-in line in its frontcourt, team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. (a) and (b) If from its backcourt, team A shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock. (c) If from its backcourt, team A shall have 19 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 119

: A1 in his act of shooting commits a travelling violation and then scores a field goal.

Answer 119

A1’s field goal shall not count. Team B shall be awarded a throw-in from the free-throw line extended in its backcourt. Team B shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 120

A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. While the ball is on its downward flight, A2 touches the ball which then enters the basket.

Answer 120

A1’s field goal shall not count. Team B shall be awarded a throw-in from the free-throw line extended in its backcourt. Team B shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 121

After the ball has left the hands of the crew chief on the jump ball but before the ball is legally tapped, jumper A2 commits a violation. Team B is awarded a throw-in. At this time, either team requests a time-out or a substitution.

Answer 121

Despite the fact that the game has begun, the time-out or substitution shall not be granted because the game clock has not yet started.

Question 122

The ball is in the air on a shot for a field goal when the shot clock signal sounds. The ball enters the basket. Either or both teams request (a) a time-out. (b) a substitution.

Answer 122

(a) This is a time-out opportunity only for the non-scoring team. If the non-scoring team is granted a time-out, the opponents may also be granted a time- out and both teams are also granted a substitution, if they request it. (b) This is a substitution opportunity only for the non-scoring team and only when the game clock shows 2:00 or less in the fourth quarter and in each overtime. If the non-scoring team is granted a substitution, the opponents may also be granted a substitution and both teams may also be granted a time-out, if they request it.

Question 123

A1 is awarded 2 free throws. Either team requests a time-out or substitution (a) before the ball is at the disposal of the free-throw shooter A1. (b) after the first free-throw attempt. (c) after the successful second free throw but before the ball is at the disposal of any team B thrower-in. (d) after the successful second free throw but after the ball is at the disposal of any team B thrower-in.

Answer 123

(a) The time-out or substitution shall be granted immediately, before the first free-throw attempt. (b) The time-out or substitution shall not be granted after the first free throw, even if successful. (c) The time-out or substitution shall be granted immediately, before the throw-in. (d) The time-out or substitution shall not be granted.

Question 124

A1 is awarded 2 free throws. After the first free-throw attempt, either team requests a time-out or substitution. During the last free-throw attempt (a) the ball rebounds from the ring and the game continues. (b) the free throw is successful. (c) the ball misses the ring. (d) A1 steps on the free-throw line while shooting and the violation is called. (e) B1 steps on the restricted area before the ball has left A1’s hands. B1’s violation is called and A1’s free throw is not successful.

Answer 124

(a) The time-out or substitution shall not be granted (b) , (c) and (d) The time-out or substitution shall be granted immediately. (e) A1 shall attempt a substitute free throw and, if made, the time-out or substitution shall be granted immediately.

Question 125

A substitution opportunity has just ended when substitute A6 runs to the scorer’s table, loudly requesting a substitution. The timer reacts and erroneously sounds his signal. The referee blows his whistle.

Answer 125

: The ball is dead and the game clock is stopped which normally is a substitution opportunity. However, because A6’s request was made too late, the substitution shall not be granted. The game shall be resumed immediately.

Question 126

A goaltending or interference violation occurs during the game. A time-out has been requested by either coach or a substitution has been requested by either team.

Answer 126

The violation causes the game clock to be stopped and the ball to become dead. Time-outs or substitutions shall be granted.

Question 127

B1 fouls A1 on his unsuccessful attempt for a 2-point field goal. After A1’s first of 2 free throws, A2 is charged with a technical foul. Either team now requests a time-out or substitution.

Answer 127

Any team B player may attempt 1 free throw with no line-up. If a team B substitute has become a player to attempt the free throw, team A is also entitled to substitute 1 player, if they wish. If the free throw is taken by a team B substitute, who has become a player or if team A also substituted 1 player, they cannot be substituted until the next game clock running period has ended. After the team B player’s free throw for A2’s technical foul, A1 shall attempt his second free throw. The game shall be resumed as after any last free throw. The time-out or further substitution shall be granted for both teams at the next time- out or substitution opportunity.

Question 128

B1 fouls A1 on his unsuccessful attempt for a 2-point field goal. After A1’s first of 2 free throws, A2 is charged with a technical foul. Any team B player shall attempt 1 free throw with no line-up. Either team now requests a time-out or substitution.

Answer 128

A1 shall attempt his second free throw. The game shall be resumed as after any last free throw. The time-out or substitution shall be granted for both teams at the next time-out or substitution opportunity.

Question 129

B1 fouls A1 on his unsuccessful attempt for a 2-point field goal. After A1’s first of 2 free throws, A2 is charged with a technical foul. This is A2’s fifth foul. Either team now requests a time-out or substitution.

Answer 129

A2 shall be substituted immediately. Any team B player may attempt 1 free throw with no line-up. If a team B substitute has become a player to attempt the free throw, team A is also entitled to substitute 1 player, if they wish. If the free throw is taken by a team B substitute, who has become a player or if team A also substituted 1 player, they cannot be substituted until the next game clock running period has ended. After the team B player’s free throw for A2’s technical foul, A1 shall attempt his second free throw. The game shall be resumed as after any last free throw. The time-out or further substitution shall be granted for both teams at the next time-out or substitution opportunity.

Question 130

Dribbler A1 is charged with a technical foul. B6 requests to become a player to attempt the free throw.

Answer 130

This is a substitution opportunity for both teams. After becoming a player, B6 may attempt 1 free throw with no line-up but B6 may not become a substitute until the next game clock running period has ended.

Question 131

During the game, the team A head coach requests a time-out after which B1 is charged with his fifth foul.

Answer 131

The time-out period shall not begin until all communication with the scorer’s table is completed and a substitute for B1 becomes a player.

Question 132

During the game, the team A head coach requests a time-out after which any player is charged with a foul.

Answer 132

Teams shall be permitted to go to their benches even though the time-out period has not formally begun.

Question 133

The time-out ends and the referee beckons team A on to the playing court. The team A head coach continues to instruct his team which still remains in the team bench area. The referee re-beckons team A on to the playing court and (a) team A finally enters the playing court. (b) team A continues to remain in the team bench area.

Answer 133

(a) After team A begins to return on to the playing court, the referee shall give a warning to the team A head coach that if the same behaviour is repeated, an additional time-out shall be charged on team A. (b) A time-out, without warning, shall be charged on team A. This time-out shall last 1 minute. If team A has no time-outs remaining, a technical foul for delaying the game shall be charged on the team A head coach, entered as 'B1'.

Question 134

After the half-time interval of play, team A is still in its dressing room and therefore the beginning of the third quarter is delayed.

Answer 134

After team A finally enters the playing court a time-out, without warning, shall be charged on team A. This time-out shall not last 1 minute. The game shall be resumed immediately.

Question 135

With 2:00 on the game clock in the fourth quarter, both teams have not taken a time- out in the second half.

Answer 135

: The scorer shall mark 2 horizontal lines on the scoresheet in the first box of both teams’ time-outs for the second half. The scoreboard shall show the first time-out as if it had been taken.

Question 136

With 2:09 on the game clock in the fourth quarter, the team A head coach requests his first time-out in the second half while the game clock is running. With 1:58 on the game clock, the ball goes out-of-bounds and the game clock is stopped. Team A is granted a time- out.

Answer 136

: The scorer shall mark 2 horizontal lines on the scoresheet in the first box of team A’s time-outs as a time-out was not granted before the game clock showed 2:00 in the fourth quarter. The time-out granted at 1:58 shall be entered in the second box and team A has only 1 more time-out left. After the time-out, the scoreboard shall show 2 time-outs as taken.

Question 137

The team B head coach requests a time-out. A1 is charged with an unsportsmanlike foul on B1, followed by a technical foul on A2.

Answer 137

Team B is granted a time-out. After the time-out, any team B player shall attempt 1 free throw with no line-up. B1 shall then attempt 2 free throws with no line-up. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt. Team B shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 138

The team B head coach requests a time-out. A1 is charged with an unsportsmanlike foul on B1. Team B is granted a time-out. During the time-out, A2 is charged with a technical foul.

Answer 138

After the time-out, any team B player shall attempt 1 free throw with no line- up. B1 shall then attempt 2 free throws with no line-up. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt. Team B shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 139

Close to the sideline, A1 with the ball in his hands is closely guarded by B1. A1 touches with his body B1, who has 1 foot out-of-bounds.

Answer 139

This is a legal play by A1. A player is out-of-bounds when any part of his body is in contact with something other than a player. The game shall continue.

Question 140

Close to the sideline, A1 with the ball in his hands is closely guarded by B1 and B2. A1 touches B1 with the ball, B1 has 1 foot out-of-bounds.

Answer 140

This is an out-of-bounds violation by B1. The ball is out-of-bounds when it touches a player who is out-of-bounds. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the ball went out-of-bounds, except directly behind the backboard. Team A shall have the time remaining on the shot clock.

Question 141

A1 dribbles close to the sideline in front of the scorer’s table. The ball rebounds high from the playing court and touches B6’s knee sitting on the substitution chair. The ball returns to A1 on the playing court.

Answer 141

The ball is out-of-bounds when it touches B6 who is out-of-bounds. The ball is caused to go out-of-bounds by A1 who touched the ball before it goes out-of-bounds. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the place nearest to where the ball went out-of- bounds, except directly behind the backboard.

Question 142

A1 has not yet dribbled and is standing still when he deliberately throws the ball against the backboard and catches or touches the ball again before it touches another player.

Answer 142

This is a legal play by A1. After catching the ball, A1 may shoot, pass or begin a dribble.

Question 143

After ending a dribble A1 deliberately throws the ball against the backboard. The ball then bounces on the playing court, A1 catches the ball again and starts a dribble.

Answer 143

: This is a double dribble violation by A1 as he shall not dribble for a second time after his first dribble has ended.

Question 144

After ending a dribble either in the continuous motion or standing still, A1 deliberately throws the ball against the backboard and catches or touches the ball again before it touches any other player.

Answer 144

This is a legal play by A1. After catching the ball, A1 may shoot or pass but may not begin a new dribble.

Question 145

A1’s shot for a field goal misses the ring. A1 catches the ball and deliberately throws it against the backboard, after which A1 catches or touches the ball again before it touches any other player.

Answer 145

This is a legal play by A1. After catching the ball, A1 may shoot, pass or begin a dribble.

Question 146

A1 dribbles and comes to a legal stop. (a) A1 then loses his balance and without moving his pivot foot, A1 touches the playing court with the ball once or twice while holding the ball in his hand(s). (b) A1 then tosses the ball from 1 hand to another without moving his pivot foot.

Answer 146

: In both cases, this is a legal play by A1. A1 did not move his pivot foot

Question 147

A1 begins his dribble by throwing the ball (a) over his opponent. (b) a few meters away from him. The ball touches the playing court after which A1 continues his dribble.

Answer 147

In both cases, this is a legal play by A1. The ball touched the playing court before A1 touched the ball again on his dribble.

Question 148

A1 ends his dribble and deliberately throws the ball on to B1’s leg. A1 catches the ball and begins to dribble again.

Answer 148

This is a double dribble violation by A1. A1’s dribble ended as the ball was not touched by B1. It was the ball which touched B1. A1 may not dribble again.

Question 149

A1 with the ball in his hands loses his balance and falls on the playing court.

Answer 149

: This is a legal play by A1. Falling on the playing court is not a travelling violation.

Question 150

A1 with the ball in his hands, falls on the playing court and his momentum causes him to slide.

Answer 150

This is a legal play by A1. However, if A1 now rolls to avoid the defence or attempts to stand up with the ball in his hands, a travelling violation occurs.

Question 151

A1, while lying on the playing court, gains control of the ball. A1 then (a) passes the ball to A2. (b) begins a dribble while still lying on the playing court. (c) attempts to stand up while dribbling the ball. (d) attempts to stand up while still holding the ball.

Answer 151

(a) , (b) and (c) This is a legal play by A1. | (d) This is a travelling violation by A1.

Question 152

A1 ends his dribble with the ball in his hands. In his continuous motion, A1 jumps off his left foot, lands on his left foot, then on his right foot and attempts a shot for a field goal

Answer 152

This is a travelling violation by A1. A player may not touch the playing court consecutively with the same foot after ending his dribble.

Question 153

A1 in the restricted area for less than 3 seconds moves out-of-bounds at the endline to avoid a 3-second violation. A1 then re-enters the restricted area.

Answer 153

This is a 3-second violation by A1.

Question 154

A1 dribbles in his backcourt for 5 seconds when a held ball occurs. Team A is entitled to the next alternating possession throw-in.

Answer 154

Team A shall have only 3 seconds to move the ball into its frontcourt.

Question 155

A1 is straddling the centre line and receives the ball from A2 who is in his backcourt. A1 passes the ball back to A2 who is still in his backcourt.

Answer 155

This is a legal play by team A. A1 does not have both feet completely in contact with his frontcourt and therefore A1 is entitled to pass the ball into his backcourt. The 8-second period shall continue.

Question 156

A1 dribbles from his backcourt and ends his dribble holding the ball while straddling the centre line. A1 then passes the ball to A2 who is also straddling the centre line.

Answer 156

This is a legal play by team A. A1 does not have both feet completely in contact with his frontcourt and therefore A1 is entitled to pass the ball to A2 who is also not in his frontcourt. The 8-second period shall continue.

Question 157

A1 dribbles from his backcourt and has one foot in his frontcourt. A1 passes the ball to A2, who is straddling the centre line. A2 begins to dribble in his backcourt.

Answer 157

This is a legal play by team A. A1 does not have both feet completely in contact with his frontcourt and therefore A1 is entitled to pass the ball to A2 who is also not in his frontcourt. A2 is entitled to dribble into his backcourt. The 8-second period shall continue.

Question 158

A1 dribbles from his backcourt and stops his forward motion still dribbling while (a) straddling the centre line. (b) both feet are in his frontcourt, while the ball is dribbled in his backcourt. (c) both feet are in his frontcourt while the ball is dribbled in his backcourt, after which A1 returns both feet to his backcourt. (d) both feet are in his backcourt, while the ball is dribbled in his frontcourt.

Answer 158

In all cases, this is a legal play by A1. Dribbler A1 continues to be in his backcourt until both his feet, as well as the ball, are completely in contact with his frontcourt. The 8-second period shall continue.

Question 159

A1 dribbles in his backcourt for 6 seconds when a double foul occurs in the (a) backcourt. (b) frontcourt.

Answer 159

(a) The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its backcourt from the place nearest to where the double foul occurred. The referee shall inform the team A thrower-in that his team has 2 seconds to move the ball into its frontcourt. (b) The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its frontcourt from the place nearest to where the double foul occurred.

Question 160

A1 dribbles in his backcourt for 4 seconds when B1 taps the ball out-of-bounds in team A’s backcourt.

Answer 160

The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from its backcourt. The referee shall inform the team A thrower-in that his team has 4 seconds to move the ball into its frontcourt.

Question 161

With 25 seconds on the game clock in the fourth quarter and with the score A 72 – B 72, team A gains control of the ball. A1 dribbles in his backcourt for 4 seconds when the game is stopped by the referees due to (a) the game clock or the shot clock failing to run or to start. (b) a bottle being thrown on to the playing court. (c) the shot clock being erroneously reset.

Answer 161

In all cases, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from its backcourt, with 4 seconds remaining in the 8-second period. Team B would be placed at a disadvantage if the game were resumed with a new 8-second period.

Question 162

The 8-second period for team A expires and the violation occurs when (a) team A controls the ball in its backcourt. (b) the ball is in the air on A1’s pass from his backcourt towards his frontcourt

Answer 162

The team B throw-in shall be administered in its frontcourt, from the place nearest to the (a) location of the ball when the 8-second violation occurred, except directly behind the backboard. (b) centre line. Team B shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 163

A1’s shot for a field goal is in the air when the shot clock signal sounds. The ball touches the backboard and then rolls on the playing court, where it is first touched by B1, then by A2 and is finally controlled by B2.

Answer 163

This is a shot clock violation by team A. A1’s shot for a field goal missed the ring and team B did not gain an immediate and clear control of the ball.

Question 164

During A1’s shot for a field goal the ball touches the backboard but misses the ring. The ball is then touched but not controlled by B1, after which A2 gains control of the ball. The shot clock signal sounds.

Answer 164

This is a shot clock violation by team A.

Question 165

A1’s shot for a field goal at the end of a shot clock period is legally blocked by B1. The shot clock signal sounds. B1 fouls A1.

Answer 165

This is a shot clock violation by team A. B1’s foul on A1 shall be disregarded unless it is an unsportsmanlike or a disqualifying foul.

Question 166

A1’s shot for a field goal is in the air when the shot clock signal sounds. The ball misses the ring, after which a held ball between A2 and B2 occurs.

Answer 166

This is a shot clock violation by team A. Team B did not gain an immediate and clear control of the ball.

Question 167

A1’s shot for a field goal is in the air when the shot clock signal sounds. The ball misses the ring after which B1 taps it out-of-bounds

Answer 167

This is a shot clock violation by team A. Team B did not gain an immediate and clear control of the ball.

Question 168

B1 fouls A1 in his act of shooting for a field goal. After the foul the shot clock signal sounds. The ball enters the basket.

Answer 168

A1’s field goal shall count. The shot clock should be stopped simultaneously with the foul call and therefore the shot clock signal shall be disregarded. A1 shall attempt 1 free throw. The game shall continue as after any last free throw

Question 169

Close to the end of the shot clock period, A1’s pass is missed by A2 (both players are in their frontcourt) and the ball rolls into team A’s backcourt. Before B1 gains control of the ball with a free path to the basket, the shot clock signal sounds.

Answer 169

: As B1 gains an immediate and clear control of the ball, the signal shall be disregarded. The game shall continue.

Question 170

: Team A is in control of the ball in its frontcourt with 10 seconds on the shot clock when a jump ball situation occurs. An alternating possession throw-in is awarded to (a) team A. (b) team B.

Answer 170

(a) Team A shall have 10 seconds on the shot clock. | (b) Team B shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 171

A1 dribbles when B1 taps the ball out-of-bounds in the team A frontcourt. The shot clock shows 8 seconds.

Answer 171

Team A shall have 8 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 172

A1 dribbles in his frontcourt. B1 fouls A1. This is the second team B foul in the quarter. The shot clock shows 3 seconds.

Answer 172

Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 173

With 4 seconds on the shot clock, team A is in control of the ball in its frontcourt when (a) A1 (b) B1 is injured. The referees stop the game.

Answer 173

Team A shall have (a) 4 seconds (b) 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 174

With 6 seconds on the shot clock, A1’s shot for a field goal is in the air when a double foul on A2 and B2 occurs. The ball misses the ring. The alternating possession arrow favours team A.

Answer 174

: Team A shall have 6 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 175

With 5 seconds on the shot clock, A1 dribbles when B1 is charged with a technical foul, after which the team A head coach is charged with a technical foul.

Answer 175

After the cancellation of equal penalties, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in. Team A shall have 5 seconds on the shot clock

Question 176

: With (a) 16 seconds (b) 12 seconds on the shot clock, A1 passes the ball to A2 in his frontcourt when B1 in his backcourt deliberately kicks or strikes the ball with his fist.

Answer 176

In both cases, this is a violation by B1 for kicking the ball or striking it with his fist. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from its frontcourt with (a) 16 seconds (b) 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 177

During A1’s throw-in from his frontcourt in the third quarter, B1 moves his arm(s) over the boundary line and blocks A1’s pass with (a) 19 seconds (b) 11 seconds on the shot clock.

Answer 177

In both cases, this is a throw-in violation by B1. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from its frontcourt with (a) 19 seconds (b) 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 178

With 6 seconds on the shot clock, A1 dribbles in his frontcourt when B2 is charged with an unsportsmanlike foul on A2.

Answer 178

After A2’s 2 free throws with no line-up. Regardless whether made or missed, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. The same interpretation is valid for a disqualifying foul.

Question 179

With 25 seconds on the game clock in the fourth quarter and with the score A 72 – B 72, team A gains control of the ball in its frontcourt. A1 dribbles for 20 seconds when the game is stopped by the referees due to (a) the game clock or the shot clock failing to run or to start. (b) a bottle being thrown on to the playing court. (c) the shot clock being erroneously reset.

Answer 179

In all cases, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the game was stopped. Team A shall have 4 seconds on the shot clock. Team B would be placed at a disadvantage if the game were resumed with 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 180

A1’s shot for a field goal touches the ring. A2 rebounds the ball and 9 seconds later the shot clock signal sounds in error. The referees stop the game.

Answer 180

: Team A in control of the ball would be placed at a disadvantage if this were a shot clock violation. After consulting the commissioner, if present, and the shot clock operator, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in. Team A shall have 5 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 181

With 4 seconds on the shot clock, A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball misses the ring but the shot clock operator erroneously resets the clock. A2 rebounds the ball and after a certain time, A3 scores a field goal. At this time, the referees recognise the error.

Answer 181

The referees, after consulting the commissioner, if present, shall confirm that the ball missed the ring during A1’s shot for a field goal. If so, they shall then decide if the ball had left A3’s hands before the shot clock would have sounded if the reset had not taken place. If so, A3’s field goal shall count. If not, a shot clock violation occurred and A3’s field goal shall not count.

Question 182

With 17 seconds on the shot clock, A1’s shot for a field goal is in the air when B2 in his backcourt fouls A2. This is the second team B foul in the quarter. The ball (a) enters the basket. (b) rebounds from the ring but does not enter the basket. (c) misses the ring.

Answer 182

A1’s field goal shall count. In all cases, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its frontcourt from the place nearest to where B2’s foul occurred. Team A shall have 17 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 183

: With 10 seconds on the shot clock, A1’s shot for a field goal is in the air when B2 in his backcourt fouls A2. This is the second team B foul in the quarter. The ball (a) enters the basket. (b) rebounds from the ring but does not enter the basket. (c) misses the ring.

Answer 183

A1’s field goal shall count. In all cases, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its frontcourt from the place nearest to where B2’s foul occurred. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 184

A1’s shot for a field goal is in the air when the shot clock signal sounds. B2 in his backcourt fouls A2. This is the second team B foul in the quarter. The ball (a) enters the basket. (b) rebounds from the ring but does not enter the basket. (c) misses the ring.

Answer 184

(a) A1’s field goal shall count. In all cases, this is not a shot clock violation by team A. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its frontcourt from the place nearest to where B2’s foul occurred. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 185

With 10 seconds on the shot clock, A1’s shot for a field goal is in the air when B2 in his backcourt fouls A2. This is the fifth team B foul in the quarter. The ball (a) enters the basket. (b) rebounds from the ring but does not enter the basket. (c) misses the ring.

Answer 185

(a) A1’s field goal shall count. | In all cases, A2 shall attempt 2 free throws. The game shall be resumed as after any last free throw.

Question 186

A1’s shot for a field goal is in the air when the shot clock signal sounds and B2 fouls A2. This is the fifth team B foul in the quarter. The ball (a) enters the basket. (b) rebounds from the ring but does not enter the basket. (c) misses the ring.

Answer 186

(a) A1’s field goal shall count. In all cases, this is not a shot clock violation by team A. A2 shall attempt 2 free throws. The game shall be resumed as after any last free throw.

Question 187

A1’s shot for a field goal is in the air when the shot clock signal sounds. A2 or B2 is then charged with a technical foul. The ball (a) enters the basket. (b) rebounds from the ring but does not enter the basket. (c) misses the ring.

Answer 187

In all cases, any player of team A or team B shall attempt 1 free throw with no line-up. (a) This is not a shot clock violation by team A. A1’s field goal shall count. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from its endline. (b) This is not a shot clock violation by team A. This is a jump ball situation. The game shall be resumed with an alternating possession throw-in from the endline, except directly behind the backboard. (c) This is a shot clock violation by team A. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw- in from its endline, except directly behind the backboard.

Question 188

With 1:12 on the game clock and with 6 seconds on the shot clock in the fourth quarter, A1 dribbles in his frontcourt when B1 is charged with an unsportsmanlike foul on A1. After A1’s first free throw, the team A head coach or the team B head coach requests a time- out.

Answer 188

A1 shall attempt his second free throw with no line-up. The time-out is granted. After the time-out, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the throw- in line in its frontcourt. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 189

With 19 seconds on the shot clock, A1 dribbles in his frontcourt when B2 is charged with an unsportsmanlike foul on A2.

Answer 189

After A2’s 2 free throws with no line-up. Regardless whether made or missed, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. The same interpretation is valid for a disqualifying foul.

Question 190

During A1’s pass to A2, the ball touches B2 after which the ball touches the ring. A3 gains control of the ball.

Answer 190

Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock as soon as A3 gains control of the ball anywhere on the playing court.

Question 191

A1 attempts a shot for a field goal with (a) 4 seconds (b) 20 seconds on the shot clock. The ball touches the ring, rebounds from it and A2 gains control of the ball.

Answer 191

In both cases, team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock as soon as A2 gains control of the ball anywhere on the playing court.

Question 192

: A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball touches the ring. B1 touches the ball and A2 then gains control of the ball.

Answer 192

Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock as soon as A2 gains control of the ball anywhere on the playing court.

Question 193

A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball touches the ring. B1 then touches the ball before it goes out-of-bounds.

Answer 193

The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the ball went out-of-bounds. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock regardless of where on the playing court the throw-in shall be administered.

Question 194

With 4 seconds on the shot clock, A1 throws the ball towards the ring to reset the shot clock. The ball touches the ring. B1 then touches the ball before it goes out-of-bounds in team A’s backcourt.

Answer 194

The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its backcourt from the place nearest to where the ball went out-of-bounds. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 195

A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball touches the ring. A2 taps the ball and A3 then gains control of the ball.

Answer 195

Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock as soon as A3 gains control of the ball anywhere on the playing court

Question 196

A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball touches the ring and B2 then fouls A2 during the rebound. This is the third team B foul in the quarter.

Answer 196

The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where B2’s foul occurred. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 197

A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball enters the basket. B2 fouls A2. This is the third team B foul in the quarter.

Answer 197

A1’s field goal shall count. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw- in from the place nearest to where B2’s foul occurred. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 198

A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball touches the ring and on the rebound a held ball between A2 and B2 occurs. The alternating possession arrow favours team A.

Answer 198

The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the held ball situation occurred. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 199

A1 attempts a shot for a field goal with (a) 8 seconds (b) 17 seconds on the shot clock. The ball lodges between the ring and the backboard. The alternating possession arrow favours team A.

Answer 199

In both cases, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its frontcourt from the endline nearest to the backboard. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 200

A1 in his frontcourt passes the ball for an alley-hoop to A2 who does not catch the ball. The ball touches the ring, after which A3 gains control of the ball.

Answer 200

If A3 gains control of the ball in his frontcourt, team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. If A3 touches the ball in his backcourt, this is a team A backcourt violation as team A did not lose the control of the ball with A1’s pass.

Question 201

A1’s shot for a field goal touches the ring. B1 rebounds the ball and returns to the playing court. A2 taps the ball out of B1’s hands. A3 now catches the ball.

Answer 201

The team (B) which gained clear control of the ball is not the same team (A) that was in control of the ball before the ball touched the ring. Team A shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 202

With 6 seconds on the shot clock, A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball touches the ring and A2 then gains control of the ball in his backcourt. B1 fouls A2. This is the third team B foul in the quarter.

Answer 202

The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its backcourt from the place nearest to where the B1’s foul occurred. Team A shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 203

With 5 seconds on the shot clock, thrower-in A1 passes the ball towards team B basket. The ball touches the ring and is then touched but not controlled by A2 and/or B2.

Answer 203

The game clock and the shot clock shall be started simultaneously as soon as the ball touches or is touched by either player on the playing court. If team A then gains control of the ball on the playing court, it shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock. If team B then gains control of the ball on the playing court, it shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 204

While the game clock is running, A1 gains new possession of the ball on the playing court in its (a) backcourt. (b) frontcourt.

Answer 204

In both cases, team A shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 205

After a team B throw-in, A1 gains an immediate and clear new possession of the ball on the playing court in its (a) backcourt. (b) frontcourt.

Answer 205

In both cases, team A shall have 24 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 206

A1 in his backcourt passes the ball to A2 who is also in his backcourt. A2 touches but does not catch the ball before it goes out-of-bounds.

Answer 206

The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in in its frontcourt from the place nearest to where the ball went out-of-bounds. Team B shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 207

With 12 seconds on the game clock, team A gains a new possession of the ball.

Answer 207

The shot clock shall have no display visible.

Question 208

With 23 seconds on the game clock, A1 gains a new control of the ball on the play- ing court. With 18 seconds on the game clock, B1 in his backcourt deliberately kicks the ball.

Answer 208

The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its frontcourt from the place nearest to where B1 kicked the ball. The game clock shows 18 seconds. The shot clock shall have no display visible.

Question 209

With 23 seconds on the game clock, A1 gains a new control of the ball on the playing court. The shot clock has no display visible. With 19 seconds on the game clock, A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball touches the ring. Team A regains the control of the ball by A2 rebounding it, with 16 seconds on the game clock.

Answer 209

The game shall continue with 16 seconds on the game clock. The shot clock shall be switched on. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock as there were more than 14 seconds on the game clock.

Question 210

With 23 seconds on the game clock, A1 gains a new control of the ball on the playing court. The shot clock has no display visible. With 15 seconds on the game clock, A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball touches the ring and B1 taps it out-of-bounds in its backcourt, with 12 seconds on the game clock.

Answer 210

The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its frontcourt from the place nearest to where the ball went out-of-bounds, with 12 seconds on the game clock. The shot clock shall continue to have no display visible as there were less than 14 seconds on the game clock.

Question 211

With 22 seconds on the game clock, A1 gains a new control of the ball on the playing court. The shot clock has no display visible. With 18 seconds on the game clock, A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball misses the ring and B1 taps it out-of-bounds in its backcourt, with 15.5 seconds on the game clock.

Answer 211

The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its frontcourt from the place nearest to where the ball went out-of-bounds, with 15.5 seconds on the game clock. The shot clock shall continue to have no display visible

Question 212

With 22 seconds on the game clock, A1 gains a new control of the ball on the playing court. The shot clock has no display visible. With 15 seconds on the game clock, A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball misses the ring and B1 taps it out-of-bounds in its backcourt, with 12 seconds on the game clock.

Answer 212

The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in in its frontcourt from the place nearest to where the ball went out-of-bounds with 12 seconds on the game clock. The shot clock shall continue to have no display visible, as team A had gained a new control of the ball with less than 24 seconds on the game clock.

Question 213

With 25.2 seconds on the game clock, team A gains control of the ball. With 1 second on the shot clock, A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. While the ball is in the air, the shot clock signal sounds. The ball misses the ring and after another 1.2 second, the game clock signal sounds for the end of the quarter.

Answer 213

This is not a shot clock violation by team A. The referee did not call a violation as he was waiting to see if team B gained immediate and clear control of the ball. The quarter has ended.

Question 214

With 25.2 seconds on the game clock, team A gains control of the ball. With 1 second on the shot clock, A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. While the ball is in the air, the shot clock signal sounds. The ball misses the ring and A2 catches the ball on his rebound. The referee calls the violation with the game clock showing 0.8 second.

Answer 214

This is a shot clock violation by team A. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the place nearest to where the game was stopped, with 0.8 second on the game clock.

Question 215

With 25.2 seconds on the game clock, team A gains control of the ball. With 1.2 second on the game clock and with A1 having the ball in his hand(s), the shot clock signal sounds. The referee calls the violation with the game clock showing 0.8 second.

Answer 215

This is a shot clock violation by team A. As the violation occurred with 1.2 second on the game clock, the referees decided to correct the game clock. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the place nearest to where the game was stopped, with 1.2 second on the game clock.

Question 216

A1 in his backcourt passes the ball to A2 in his frontcourt. B1 jumps from his frontcourt, catches the ball while airborne and lands (a) with both feet in his backcourt. (b) straddling the centre line. (c) straddling the centre line and then dribbles or passes the ball to his backcourt.

Answer 216

: This is not a backcourt violation by team B. B1 established a new team B control of the ball while airborne and may land anywhere on the playing court. In all cases, B1 is legally in his backcourt.

Question 217

During the jump ball between A1 and B1 that begins the first quarter, the ball is legally tapped. A2 jumps from his frontcourt, catches the ball while airborne and lands (a) with both feet in his backcourt. (b) straddling the centre line. (c) straddling the centre line and then dribbles or passes the ball to his backcourt.

Answer 217

This is not a backcourt violation by A2. A2 established the first team A control of the ball while airborne and may land anywhere on the playing court. In all cases, A2 is legally in his backcourt.

Question 218

Thrower-in A1 in his frontcourt passes the ball to A2. A2 jumps from his frontcourt, catches the ball while airborne and lands (a) with both feet in his backcourt. (b) straddling the centre line. (c) straddling the centre line and then dribbles or passes the ball to his backcourt

Answer 218

This is a backcourt violation by team A. Thrower-in A1 established team A control of the ball in his frontcourt before A2 caught the ball while airborne and landed in his backcourt.

Question 219

Thrower-in A1 in his backcourt passes the ball to A2. B1 jumps from his frontcourt, catches the ball while airborne and before he lands in his backcourt, he passes the ball to B2 in his backcourt.

Answer 219

This is a backcourt violation by team B. When B1 jumps from his frontcourt and gains a new team control while airborne he may land anywhere on the playing court. However, he may not pass the ball to a team-mate in his backcourt.

Question 220

During the opening jump ball between A1 and B1, the ball is legally tapped to A2 in his frontcourt. A2 jumps in the air, catches the ball while still airborne and before landing passes the ball to A1 in his backcourt.

Answer 220

This is a backcourt violation by team A. While airborne, A2 may land with the ball in his hands in his backcourt but he may not pass the ball to his team-mate in his backcourt.

Question 221

A1 and A2 are both standing with both feet in their frontcourt close to the centre line. A1 bounce-passes the ball to A2. During the pass, the ball touches the team A backcourt, after which the ball touches A2 in his frontcourt

Answer 221

: This is a backcourt violation by team A.

Question 222

A1 is standing with both feet in his backcourt close to the centre line, when A1 bounce-passes the ball to A2 who is also standing with both feet in his backcourt close to the centre line. During the pass, the ball touches the team A frontcourt before A2 touches it.

Answer 222

: This is not a backcourt violation by team A as no team A player with the ball was in his frontcourt. However the 8-second period is stopped, when the ball touched team A’s frontcourt. A new 8-second period shall begin as soon as A2 touches the ball in his backcourt.

Question 223

A1 in his backcourt passes the ball towards his frontcourt. The ball touches a referee standing on the playing court with both feet straddling the centre line. A2 still in his backcourt touches the ball.

Answer 223

This is not a backcourt violation by team A as no team A player with the ball was in his frontcourt. However the 8-second period is stopped when the ball touched the referee in team A’s frontcourt. A new 8-second period shall begin as soon as A2 touches the ball in his backcourt.

Question 224

Team A is in control of the ball in its frontcourt when the ball is simultaneously touched by A1 and B1. The ball then goes into team A’s backcourt where A2 is the first to touch it.

Answer 224

This is a backcourt violation by team A.

Question 225

A1 dribbles from his backcourt to his frontcourt. A1 with both feet in his frontcourt still dribbles in his backcourt. The ball then touches his leg and bounces into his backcourt where A2 begins a dribble

Answer 225

This is a legal play by team A. A1 has not yet established control of the ball in his frontcourt.

Question 226

: A1 in his backcourt passes the ball to A2 in his frontcourt. A2 touches but does not control the ball which returns to A1 still in his backcourt

Answer 226

This is a legal play by team A. A2 has not yet established control of the ball in his frontcourt.

Question 227

Thrower-in A1 in his frontcourt passes the ball to A2. A2 jumps from his frontcourt, catches the ball while airborne and lands on the playing court with his left foot in his frontcourt and with his right foot still in the air. A2 then puts his right foot into his backcourt.

Answer 227

This is a backcourt violation by team A. Thrower-in A1 had already established team A control in his frontcourt.

Question 228

A1 dribbles in his frontcourt close to the centre line when B1 taps the ball into team A’s backcourt. A1 with both feet still in his frontcourt continues to dribble in his backcourt.

Answer 228

This is a legal play by team A. A1 was not the last player touching the ball in his frontcourt. A1 could even continue his dribble completely into his backcourt with a new 8- second period.

Question 229

A1 in his backcourt passes the ball to A2. A2 jumps from his frontcourt, catches the ball while airborne and lands (a) with both feet in his backcourt. (b) touching the centre line. (c) straddling the centre line.

Answer 229

In all cases, this is a backcourt violation by team A. A2 established team A’s control in its frontcourt while airborne.

Question 230

During A1’s last free throw (a) before the ball touches the ring, (b) after the ball touches the ring and still has the chance to enter the basket, B1 reaches through the basket from below and touches the ball.

Answer 230

: In both cases, this is an interference violation by B1. A1 shall be awarded 1 point. (a) B1 shall be charged with a technical foul. (b) B1 shall not be charged with a technical foul.

Question 231

: A1 passes the ball above the ring when B1 reaches through the basket from below and touches the ball.

Answer 231

This is an interference violation by B1. A1 shall be awarded 2 or 3 points

Question 232

After A1’s last free throw, the ball rebounds from the ring. B1 tries to tap the ball away but the ball enters the basket.

Answer 232

This is a legal play by B1 tapping the ball in his own basket. Team A’s captain on the playing court shall be awarded 2 points.

Question 233

After A1’s last free throw, the ball rebounds from the ring. During the rebound, B2 fouls A2. This is the third team B foul in the quarter. The ball still has the chance to enter the basket and is touched by (a) A3. (b) B3.

Answer 233

In both cases, this is an interference violation by A3 or B3. (a) No point shall be awarded. Both throw-in penalties shall cancel each other. The game shall be resumed with an alternating possession throw-in from the endline nearest to where the foul occurred, except directly behind the backboard. (b) A1 shall be awarded 1 point. As a result of B2’s foul, the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the endline nearest to where the foul occurred, except directly behind the backboard.

Question 234

After A1’s last free throw, the ball rebounds from the ring. During the rebound, B2 fouls A2. This is the fifth team B foul in the quarter. The ball still has the chance to enter the basket and is touched by (a) A3. (b) B3.

Answer 234

In both cases, this is an interference violation by A3 or B3. (a) No point shall be awarded. As a result of B2’s foul, A2 shall attempt 2 free throws. The game shall continue as after any last free throw. (b) A1 shall be awarded 1 point. As a result of B2’s foul, A2 shall attempt 2 free throws. The game shall continue as after any last free throw.

Question 235

After A1’s last free throw, the ball rebounds from the ring. During the rebound, A2 fouls B2. This is the fifth team A foul in the quarter. The ball still has the chance to enter the basket and is touched by (a) A3. (b) B3.

Answer 235

: In both cases, this is an interference violation by A3 or B3. (a) No point shall be awarded. (b) A1 shall be awarded 1 point. In both cases, as a result of A2’s foul, B2 shall attempt 2 free throws. The game shall continue as after any last free throw.

Question 236

After A1’s last free throw, the ball rebounds from the ring. During the rebound, a double foul occurs between B2 and A2. The ball still has the chance to enter the basket and is touched by (a) A3. (b) B3.

Answer 236

In both cases, this is an interference violation by A3 or B3. The foul shall be entered on the scoresheet on each offender. (a) No point shall be awarded. The game shall be resumed with an alternating possession throw-in from the endline nearest to where the double foul occurred, except directly behind the backboard. (b) A1 shall be awarded 1 point. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from any place behind its endline as after any successful last free throw.

Question 237

A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball rebounds from the ring and still has the chance to enter the basket when the game clock signal sounds for the end of the third quarter. The ball is then touched by (a) A2. The ball enters the basket. (b) B2. The ball enters the basket. (c) A2. The ball does not enter the basket. (d) B2. The ball does not enter the basket.

Answer 237

In all cases, this is an interference violation by A2 or B2. After the game clock signal sounds for the end of the quarter, no player shall touch the ball after it touches the ring and still has a chance to enter the basket. (a) A1’s field goal shall not count. (b) A1’s field goal shall count for 2 or 3 points. (c) The quarter has ended. (d) A1’s field goal shall count for 2 or 3 points. In all cases, the third quarter has ended. The game shall be resumed with an alternating possession throw-in from the centre line extended.

Question 238

A1 attempts a shot for a 2-point field goal. The ball on its upward flight is touched by A2 or B2. On its downward flight to the basket the ball is touched by (a) A3. (b) B3.

Answer 238

This is a legal play when A2 or B2 touch the ball on its upward flight. It is a goaltending violation only when A3 or B3 touch the ball on its downward flight. (a) Team B shall be awarded a throw-in from the free-throw line extended. (b) A1 shall be awarded 2 points.

Question 239

: A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball is touched by A2 or B2 at its highest point, above the level of the ring.

Answer 239

This is a legal play by A2 or B2. The ball is illegally touched only after it has reached its highest point and started its downward flight.

Question 240

A1 attempts a shot for a 3-point field goal close to the end of the game. The ball is in the air when the game clock signal sounds for the end of the game. After the signal, B1 causes the backboard or the ring to vibrate and therefore, in the judgment of the referee, the ball is prevented from entering the basket.

Answer 240

This is an interference violation by B1. Even after the game clock signal sounds for the end of the game, the ball remains live. A1 shall be awarded 3 points.

Question 241

A1 attempts a shot for a 3-point field goal close to the end of the game. The ball is in the air when the game clock signal sounds for the end of the game. After the signal, A2 causes the backboard or the ring to vibrate and therefore, in the judgment of the referee, the ball enters the basket.

Answer 241

This is an interference violation by A2. Even after the game clock signal sounds for the end of the game, the ball remains live. A1’s field goal shall not count.

Question 242

After A1’s shot for a field goal, the ball rebounds from the ring and then lands on the ring. B1 touches the basket or backboard while the ball is on the ring.

Answer 242

This is an interference violation by B1. The interference restrictions apply as long as the ball has the chance to enter the basket.

Question 243

A1’s shot for a field goal is on its downward flight and completely above the level of the ring when the ball is simultaneously touched by A2 and B2. The ball then (a) enters the basket. (b) does not enter the basket.

Answer 243

This is a goaltending violation by A2 and B2. In both cases, no points shall be awarded. This is a jump ball situation.

Question 244

A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. The ball rebounds from the ring when (a) A2 grasps the ring and taps the ball into the basket. (b) A2 grasps the ring when the ball has the chance to enter the basket. The ball enters the basket. (c) B2 grasps the ring and taps the ball away from the basket. (d) B2 grasps the ring when the ball has the chance to enter the basket. The ball does not enter the basket.

Answer 244

In all cases, this is an interference violation by A2 or B2. (a) and (b) No points shall be awarded. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the free-throw line extended. (c) and (d) A1 shall be awarded 2 or 3 points. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw- in from its endline as after any successful field goal.

Question 245

A1 attempts a shot for a 2-point field goal. The ball turns around the ring with its slightest part within the basket when B1 touches the ball.

Answer 245

This is an interference violation by B1. The ball is within the basket when the slightest part of the ball is within and below the level of the ring. A1 shall be awarded 2 points

Question 246

: A1 is in the air on the shot for a 3-point field goal. A1 extends his leg which contacts his defensive player B1.

Answer 246

: This is a foul by A1 for moving his leg outside the boundaries of his cylinder and contacting his defensive player B1.

Question 247

A1 attempts a jump shot that begins from outside the semi-circle area. A1 charges into B1 who is in contact with the semi-circle area.

Answer 247

This is a legal play by A1. The no-charge semi-circle rule shall apply.

Question 248

A1 dribbles along the endline and, after reaching the area behind the backboard, jumps diagonally or backwards on to the playing court. A1 charges into B1 who is in a legal guarding position in contact with the semi-circle area.

Answer 248

This is an offensive foul by A1. The no-charge semi-circle rule shall not apply. A1 entered the no-charge semi-circle area from the playing court directly behind the backboard and its extended imaginary line.

Question 249

A1’s shot for a field goal rebounds from the ring. A2 jumps, catches the ball and then charges into B1, who is in a legal guarding position in contact with the semi-circle area.

Answer 249

This is an offensive foul by A2. The no-charge semi-circle rule shall not apply

Question 250

A1 drives to the basket in his act of shooting. Instead of completing his shot for a field goal, A1 passes the ball to A2 who is directly following him. A1 then charges into B1 who is in contact with the no-charge semi-circle area. At approximately the same time, A2 with the ball in his hands is on a direct drive to the basket in his attempt to score.

Answer 250

This is an offensive foul by A1. The no-charge semi-circle rule shall not apply. A1 illegally uses his body to clear the way for A2 to the basket.

Question 251

A1 drives to the basket in his act of shooting. While airborne, instead of completing the shot for a field goal, A1 passes the ball to A2 who is standing in the corner of the playing court. A1 then charges into B1 who is in contact with the no-charge semi-circle area.

Answer 251

This is a legal play by A1. The no-charge semi-circle rule shall apply.

Question 252

A1 attempts a shot for a field goal. B1 pushes his team-mate B2 who then causes an illegal contact with A1 in his act of shooting. The ball enters the basket.

Answer 252

A1 shall be awarded 2 or 3 points. B2 has contacted A1 and shall be charged with the foul. A1 shall attempt 1 free throw. The game shall continue as after any last free throw.

Question 253

: A1 dribbles when A2 and B2 are charged with technical fouls.

Answer 253

Technical fouls are not part of a double foul. The penalties shall cancel each other. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the ball was located, when the first technical foul occurred. Team A shall have the time remaining on the shot clock.

Question 254

Dribbler A1 and B1 foul each other at approximately the same time. This is the second team A foul and the fifth team B foul in the quarter.

Answer 254

Both fouls are of the same category (personal fouls), therefore it is a double foul. The different number of team fouls in the quarter is not relevant. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the double foul occurred. Team A shall have the time remaining on the shot clock.

Question 255

A1, with the ball still in his hands in his act of shooting, and B1 are charged with personal fouls committed on each other at approximately the same time.

Answer 255

: Both fouls are of the same category (personal fouls), therefore it is a double foul. If A1’s shot is successful, the field goal shall not count. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the free throw line extended. If A1’s shot is unsuccessful the game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the double foul occurred. Team A shall have the time remaining on the shot clock

Question 256

A1’s shot for a field goal is in the air when A1 and B1 are charged with a personal foul committed on each other at approximately the same time.

Answer 256

: Both A1’s and B1’s fouls are of the same category (personal fouls), therefore it is a double foul. If the ball enters the basket, A1’s field goal shall count. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the endline as after any successful field goal. If the ball does not enter the basket, this is a jump ball situation. The game shall be resumed with an alternating possession throw-in.

Question 257

Team A has 2 team fouls and team B has 3 team fouls in the quarter. Then (a) while A2 dribbles, A1 and B1 are pushing each other at the post position. (b) during a rebound, A1 and B1 are pushing each other. (c) while A1 is receiving a pass from A2, A1 and B1 are pushing each other.

Answer 257

In all cases, this is a double foul. The game shall be resumed with (a) and (c) a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the double foul occurred. (b) an alternating possession throw-in.

Question 258

B1 is charged with a personal foul for pushing dribbler A1. This is the third team B foul in the quarter. A1 is at approximately the same time charged with an unsportsmanlike foul for hitting B1 with his elbow

Answer 258

The two fouls are not of the same category (personal and unsportsmanlike), therefore it is not a double foul. The penalties shall not cancel each other. The throw-in penalty for team A shall be cancelled as there is a further foul penalty to be administered. B1 shall attempt 2 free throws with no line-up. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt. Team B shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 259

B1 is charged with a personal foul for pushing dribbler A1. This is the fifth team B foul in the quarter. At approximately the same time A1 charged with an unsportsmanlike foul for hitting B1 with his elbow.

Answer 259

The two fouls are not of the same category (personal and unsportsmanlike), therefore it is not a double foul. The penalties shall not cancel each other. The personal foul shall always be considered as having occurred first. A1 shall attempt 2 free throws with no line-up. B1 shall attempt 2 free throws with no line-up. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt. Team B shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 260

: Dribbler A1 is charged with an offensive personal foul on B1. This is the fifth team A foul in the quarter. At approximately the same time B1 is charged with an unsportsmanlike foul for hitting A1 with his elbow

Answer 260

The two fouls are not of the same category (personal and unsportsmanlike), therefore it is not a double foul. The penalties shall not cancel each other. The personal foul shall always be considered as having occurred first. The throw-in penalty for team B shall be cancelled as there is a further foul penalty to be administered. A1 shall attempt 2 free throws with no line-up. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the throw-in line in its frontcourt. Team A shall have 14 seconds on the shot clock.

Question 261

: A1 dribbles when A1 and B1 are charged with a foul committed on each other at approximately the same time. (a) Both fouls are unsportsmanlike fouls. (b) A1’s foul is an unsportsmanlike foul and B1’s foul is a disqualifying foul. (c) A1’s foul is a disqualifying foul and B1’s foul is an unsportsmanlike foul.

Answer 261

: In all cases, the two fouls are of the same category (unsportsmanlike/disquali- fying fouls), therefore it is a double foul. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the double foul occurred. Team A shall have the time remai- ning on the shot clock.

Question 262

A1 is given a warning for interfering with a throw-in or for any other action which, if repeated, may lead to a technical foul.

Answer 262

A1’s warning shall also be communicated to the team A head coach and shall apply to all team A members for similar actions, for the remainder of the game.

Question 263

A1 is in his act of shooting for a field goal with the ball still in his hand(s) when B1 distracts A1 by shouting loudly or stamping his feet heavily on the playing court. A1’s shot for a field goal is (a) successful. (b) unsuccessful.

Answer 263

(a) A1’s field goal shall count. B1 shall be given a warning, which shall also be communicated to the team B head coach. If any team B member had already been given a warning for similar behaviour, B1 shall be charged with a technical foul. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-on from its endline. (b) B1 shall be charged with a technical foul. Any team A player shall attempt 1 free throw with no line-up. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in from the place nearest to where the ball was located when the technical foul occurred.

Question 264

With the game clock running, team A has more than 5 players on the playing court. When it is discovered (a) team B (with 5 players) (b) team A (with more than 5 players) has control of the ball.

Answer 264

(a) The game shall be stopped immediately unless team B is placed at a disadvantage. (b) The game shall be stopped immediately. In both cases, the player who re-entered (or remained in) the game illegally must be removed from the game. The team A head coach shall be charged with a technical foul, entered as 'B1'

Question 265

With the game clock running, team A has 6 players on the playing court. This is discovered after (a) A1 is charged with an offensive foul. (b) A1 scores a field goal. (c) B1 fouls A1 during his unsuccessful shot for a field goal. (d) team A’s sixth player has left the playing court.

Answer 265

(a) A1’s foul is a player foul. (b) A1’s field goal shall count. (c) A1 shall attempt 2 or 3 free throws. (a) , (b) and (c) The team A sixth player must leave the playing court. In all cases, the team A head coach shall be charged with a technical foul, entered as 'B1'. (d) The team A head coach shall be charged with a technical foul, entered as 'B1'

Question 266

After B1 is charged with his fifth foul, he is notified of no longer being entitled to participate. B1 later re-enters the game as a substitute. B1’s illegal participation is discovered before (a) the ball became live to resume the game or after (b) the ball became live again while team A is in control of the ball. (c) the ball became live again while team B is in control of the ball. (d) the ball became dead again after B1 re-entered the game.

Answer 266

(a) B1 shall be removed from the game immediately. (b) The game shall be stopped immediately unless team A is placed at a disadvantage. B1 shall be removed from the game. (c) and (d) The game shall be stopped immediately. B1 shall be removed from the game. In all cases, the team B head coach shall be charged with a technical foul, entered as 'B1'.

Question 267

After being charged with his fifth foul, A1 is notified of no longer being entitled to participate. A1 later re-enters the game as a substitute. A1’s illegal participation is discovered after (a) A1 scores a field goal. (b) A1 fouls B1. (c) B1 fouls dribbler A1. This is the fifth team B foul in the quarter

Answer 267

(a) A1’s field goal shall count. (b) A1’s foul is a player foul. It shall be entered on the scoresheet in the space after his fifth foul. (c) A1’s substitute shall attempt 2 free throws. In all cases, the team A head coach shall be charged with a technical foul, entered as 'B1'

Question 268

A1 fouls B1. A6 requests a substitution for A1. A6 enters the game. The referees fail to notify A1 that the foul is his fifth foul. A1 later re-enters the game as a substitute. A1’s illegal participation is discovered after the game clock has started when (a) A1 scores a field goal. (b) A1 fouls B1. (c) B1 fouls A1 during his unsuccessful shot for a field goal.

Answer 268

No penalty shall be applied on A1’s illegal participation. The game shall be stopped without placing team B at a disadvantage. A1 shall be substituted immediately. (a) A1’s field goal shall count. (b) A1’s foul is a player foul. It shall be penalised accordingly and entered on the scoresheet in the space after his fifth foul. (c) A1’s substitute shall attempt 2 or 3 free throws.

Question 269

Nine minutes before the beginning of the game, A1 is charged with a technical foul. The team B head coach designates B6 to attempt 1 free throw, however B6 is not one of the team B starting 5 players.

Answer 269

One of team B starting 5 players must attempt the free throw with no line-up. A substitution shall not be granted before playing time begins.