the referee shall be judge of the ball and decide when it is in play in bounds, to which side it belongs, and shall keep the time. No jumping ball.

These are the main steps in developing a basketball player. Check all your possible answers.

Which of the following is tip on proper ball handling?

Which of the following is a responsibility of scorer?

Which of the is not responsibilities of 24-second operator?

Inspect and improve all equipment to be used during the game

He have the power to make decisions at any point in the game, especially if it is covered by the rule.

is the quickest way to move the basketball but is the least liked by many players, especially those just learning the game.

this type of pass is often the first pass taught to beginners because two arms are stronger than one for small children.

it is used to make a long pass down court, usually on a fast break, and requires both distance and accuracy.

this pas may be executed with either a one handed or two handed pass and is used to pass the ball by a defender who may be able to get a hand into passing lane.

this pass is used to reverse the ball from one side of the court to the other the top of the lane and the defence.

it is used specifically to feed the ball to the low post player, and sometime to the high post.

it is used to penetrate the ball towards the basket.

to create a better passing

this type of dribble is used to take the ball into open spaces between defenders

this type of dribble is to push the ball out in front of the foot on the same side as the hand being used to dribble and the ball bounces about waist high with the dribbler

it is simply a change of direction during a dribble and the basis, as always, is the footwork.

it is a move to lead the defence into thinking that he dribbler may be going to make a crossover dribble, causing the defender to start to move his head to the opposite direction to the dribble.

it is an extension of the hesitation dribble. The execution is the same except at the point of hesitation on the dribble the player rolls his right hand to the outside of the ball as if to push the ball to his left and as the defence's head start to shift opposite.

the dribbler slows down he makes with his feet which may cause the defence to slow hismomentum and even stand up a little

the referee will raise one hand straight over head with his palms facing out and finger tips pointed.

žBeginning with one hand raised above head, is indicated by dropping the raised hand directly towards the floor.

it is indicated by two arms spread to the sides forming a “T” shape

the official will take both hands and place them on top of his shoulders with his elbows out

žit is indicated by both thumbs pointing upwards with arms extended.

žit is indicated by having one hand facing the time keeper, raised in a “stop” manner, and the other hand waving the substitute player into the game.

žOne hand on the back of the head and the other pointing in the opposite direction of the play indicates a charge call has been made.

it is signaled by having one arm extended in front of the chest with the fingers up, and the other arm grabbing the wrist

the official will have both hands, in fists, touching his hips, and his elbows in tight against his body

is made by having one arm extended upwards in front of the face, and the other hand grabbing the wrist.

the official will have both hands extended straight in front of him, with his palms facing outward

the official will put both arms above his head and cross them.

žreferee will place both his hands in front of him and put them in the formation of a letter “T”.

the official will signal it by placing both of his hands in front of him and moving them in a circle

the referee will have one hand at the side, flipped over from palm up to palm down

having three fingers raised, and the hand makes a swiping motion back and forth at the side

žofficial will have five fingers raised with arm extended upward.

žis shown when the official has ten fingers raised with both arms extended upwards.

the referee will have one foot raised in front.

the official will extend one arm parallel to the floor and point with two fingers.

the referee will start with both hands at the shoulders, elbows out, and extend hands out directly towards the side.

žthe official will extend both of his arms out to his sides completely straight and then move one up and down.

the referee will signal it by raising one of his arms out to his side and holding it there until the free throw is completed.