Rugby league rules

When does the ball come 'into play' after the play the ball?

• when the tackled player has faced the opposition's goal line

• when the ball is 'heeled' backwards by the tackled player

• when the opposition players have cleared the ruck after the tackle

• when the tackled player has regained his feet

If the ball is kicked into touch on the full, where will the turnover take place?

• where the ball has gone into touch

• 40m line

• goal line

• the point of the sixth tackle

The ball carrier must not run behind an active block-runner and disadvantage the defensive line

• true

• false

Is the ball still in play if the player is over the opposition try line but the ball isn't or is it a goal line drop out

• true

• false

What is a 'flop'

• A tackle has been completed and another player drops on the ball carrier

• Opposition player(s) drop on the ball carrier during the play the ball

• A type of formation from a scrum

• When a player passes the ball into touch

If a player kicks the ball over the opposition team's dead ball line on the full, what is the result?

• 10m scrum

• goal line drop out

• play the ball from where it was kicked

• 20m tap

What signal would the refeere do to indicate the count of tackles has restarted

• Raise hand above head.

• Wave hands downwards across and in front of the body below the waist

• forward movement with the straight arm

• Raise clenched fist above head and wave from side to side

A player dives over the line to score a try but his foot hits the corner post, is he in touch?

• false

• true

Players are allowed to touch the ball if they were further up the field than a teammate who has kicked the ball upfield

• true

• false

You knock the ball in the direction of the opposition's dead ball line and do not regather it before it hits the ground

• knock on

• forward pass

• high tackle

• penalty