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WorksheetsTRAINING SESSON #3 Rule Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
Is it ever OKAY for a defender to put one hand on a dribbler?
No it is never okay - this is an automatic foul.
Yes it is okay provided the hand does not stay on the dribbler.
Yes a defender may put one hand on and keep it there for a long as they wish, provided the dribbler's RSBQ is not disrupted.
Yes it is okay provided the hand does not stay on and the dribbler's RSBQ is not disrupted.
Is it a legal action, according to what you understand using the FIBA RULEBOOK AND INTERPRETATION book as your guide, for a legal defender to reach across a dribbler, make contact with their body, and knock the ball out of their hands?
No
Yes, provided the dribbler's RSBQ is not interrupted
Once a defensive payer has established an initial guarding position, they may move to guard an opponent, but may not....
extend their arms
extend their shoulders
extend their hips or legs
all of the above
Once a defensive player has established a legal guarding position, the defensive player may turn within his cylinder to avoid injury.
YES
NO
When guarding a player who controls (holding or dribbling) the ball, the elements of time and distance do not apply.
False
True
I have ho idea!
Dribbler A1 drives to the basket and is in the act of shooting. Defender B1 is legal, but standing in the no-charge semi-circle. Instead of shooting, A1 passes the ball to A2 who is following him. A1 then charges into B1. What is the correct ruling?
No call due to the no-charge semi-circle rule being in effect
Blocking foul on B1
Charging foul on A1
No idea!
Team A has 2 team fouls and team B has 3 team fouls in the quarter. Dribbler A1 and defender B1 are charged with a personal foul on each other at approximately the same time. Will free throws be awarded?
No free throws since both fouls are equal
Yes both teams will shoot free throws and the game will resume with AP
Team A has 2 team fouls and team B has 5 team fouls in the quarter. Dribbler A1 and defender B1 are charged with a personal foul on each other at approximately the same time. Will free throws be awarded?
No free throws as this is considered a double foul and free throws are not awarded for a double foul
Yes because the penalties on both teams are not equal, therefore it is not considered a double foul.
A defender must establish an initial legal guarding position without causing contact before taking his position.
True
False
No idea!
When a defender moves to maintain a legal guarding position on a dribbler, they may move laterally or backwards, but not (a) the player with the ball.
