USA Ultimate 20-21 Rules Quiz

A deep pass falls incomplete and the disc rolls out-of-bounds and then curves back onto the field coming to rest in the central zone. What is the maximum time after the disc comes to rest must the team becoming offense put the disc into play?

• 10 sec

• 30 sec

• 15 sec

• 20 sec

In a game to 15, Team A is leading 14-13. The soft cap horn blows, and Team B scores to tie it at 14. Team A has used two timeouts in the second half, while Team B has used one. How many timeouts does each team have left?

• Team B, two; Team A, one

• Both teams have one timeout

• Team B, one; Team A, none

• Neither team has any remaining timeouts

In a game to 15, Team A is leading 4-3. The halftime cap horn blows, and Team A scores making it 5-3. What is the halftime target?

• 5

• 8

• 7

• 6

Within how long after the previous goal was scored must the receiving team signal readiness?

• 55 seconds

• 60 seconds

• 70 seconds

• 85 seconds

True or False. The Continuation Rule has a provision that allows the involved players on both teams to agree that the infraction did not affect the outcome of the play, allowing the result of the play to stand regardless of what the Continuation Rule says should specifically happen.

• True

• False

True or False. If multiple infractions occur on the same play or before play stops, the outcomes should be resolved in the order in which the infractions occurred (earliest infraction first, latest infraction last).

• True

• False

True or False. The marker may contest a marking violation by calling "violation." The Continuation Rule does not apply.

• True

• False

In mixed gender play, the team responsible for signaling the gender ratio for the upcoming point must do so within how many seconds after the previous goal was scored?

• 15

• 25

• 30

If the marker calls "travel" and the thrower has not released the disc, how should play continue assuming the thrower does not contest the travel?

• A: Play should stop. The thrower returns to the spot of the travel. The stall count is resumed at the count reached plus 1, or 9 if over 8.

• B: Play does not stop. The marker points to the spot where the travel occurred, and the thrower returns to that spot. The stall count is paused until the thrower sets a pivot where the travel occurred. The marker is not required to say "stalling" when resuming the count. The thrower must touch the disc to the ground before attempting a pass.

• C: Play does not stop. The marker points to the spot where the travel occurred, and the thrower returns to that spot. The stall count is paused until the thrower sets a pivot where the travel occurred. The marker resumes the stall count with "stalling" followed by the count reached plus 1, or 9 if over 8. The thrower must touch the disc to the ground before attempting a pass.

An offensive player, not the thrower, calls "injury." Play stops and the player is substituted. The defense decides to substitute the marker. The last number uttered by the marker before the call was "seven." At what number does the stall count resume?

• 6

• 1

• 8