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Worksheets100% Misconduct
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which of the following defines misconduct situations?
Incidents where the referee was 100% sure that an offense took place
Clear cut situations requiring a caution (yellow card) or a send-off (red card) as per the Laws of the Game
Are referees obligated to deal with misconduct situations?
Yes, referees are obligated to issue a yellow or red card.
No, referees can ignore these misconduct situations.
Do tactical fouls typically endanger the safety of
an opponent?
Yes.
No.
What type of tackle has occurred when a player
has acted with complete disregard to the danger to, or consequences for, an opponent?
Careless
Reckless
Excessive force
What type of foul occurs when a player shows lack of attention or consideration and does not exercise due caution and normally is a miscalculation of strength or stretch of judgment by the player committing the foul.
Careless
Reckless
Excessive force
What type of foul far exceeds necessary use of force, endangers the safety of the opponent, and places the opponent in considerable danger of bodily harm.
Careless
Reckless
Excessive force
Which of the following must a referee look for in determining whether or not a tackle should result in a red card?
Specific player
Prior history of player
Score
Result of tackle
Time in the game
Which of the following must a referee look for in determining whether or not a tackle should result in a red card?
Point of contact
Direction of challenge or tackle
Timing
Force
Reason
Point of contact includes:
Arm
Knee
Ankle
Thigh
None of the above
Direction of challenge or tackle includes:
from below
from behind
from side
from above
from the side
Referees should carefully evaluate the timing of the contact on tackles and consider:
distance from the ball.
before the ball arrives.
as the ball arrives.
after the ball is gone.
all of the above
Clues to a player's intent when committing a potentially dangerous tackle include:
Is the player attempting to establish territory?
To intimidate his or her opponent?
To retaliate from an earlier event?
To injure his or her opponent.
A referee's decision making process is affected by:
Did the tackle result in injury?
Does it trigger retaliation?
Does it provoke mass confrontation?
None of the above
