Quiz - Class 8 - Free Throws, Point of Interruption and Correctable Errors

A-1 is awarded one free throw but the administering official erroneously tells the players that A-1 will shoot two free throws. A-1 misses the first free throw. A-2 grabs the rebound and scores, but the other players make no attempt to rebound the ball. After conferring, the officials count the goal. Are the officials correct?

No

A-1 is selected to attempt the free throws awarded for a technical foul. After A-1 misses the first attempt, the coach requests that A-2 attempt the second free throw. The official rules the same player must attempt both free throws. Is the official correct?

No

A-1 is to attempt a free throw. B-1 and B-2 occupy the first marked lane spaces. Team A chooses not to occupy the second marked lane spaces. B-3 and B-4 request permission to occupy these spaces. The official denies the request. Is the official correct?

No

Before A-1 releases the ball on a free throw, B-1 commits a marked lane space violation, followed by A-4 who breaks the plane of the three-point arc. A-1's free throw is successful. The official only penalizes the violation by B-1 and counts the free throw. Is the official correct?

No

Before A-1 releases the ball on a free throw, B-2 enters the lane, followed by A-2. The official rules this is a double free throw violation. Is the official correct?

No

Following a time-out, free thrower A-1 delays by not entering the semicircle. The official charges A-1 with a technical foul. Is the official correct?

No

Free thrower A-1 fakes a free throw attempt before releasing the ball on a free throw. No Team B players violate the free throw provisions. The free throw is successful. The official ignores the fake and counts the goal. Is the official correct?

No

The official clearly signals a successful three-point goal by A-2. The scorer only awards two points to Team A. B-1 passes to B-2, who scores. While the ball is at the disposal of Team A, the error is recognized. The official rules the time frame to correct the error has expired. Is the official correct?

No

The official fails to signal a successful three-point goal by A-2. B-1 passes to B-2, who scores. Before the ball is at the disposal of Team A, the error is recognized. The official rules the time frame to correct the error has expired. Is the official correct?

No

Following a field goal by Team B, Thrower A-1 passes the ball to A-2 who is standing on the out-of-bounds side of the end line. The official rules a violation. Is the official correct?

No 4-36-2.c

A ball is at the disposal of a player on a throw-in as soon as the official releases the ball to bounce it to the thrower. Is this correct?

No 8-6

A-1 is awarded two free throws. On the first free throw, a double violation is committed. The official cancels A-1's first free throw, awards A-1 his/her second free throw, and rules that the ball will remain live after the second free throw. Is the official correct?

Yes

A-3 and B-3 simultaneously knock the ball out of bounds. The official uses the alternating possession arrow to resume play. Is the official correct?

Yes

After the ball has become live for A-1's free throw attempt, the official recognizes that A-5 and B-5 are occupying the first lane spaces between the neutral zone marks and the end line. The official rules this is a double free throw violation. Is the official correct?

Yes

B-1 fouls A-1, injuring A-1 on the play. Team A is in the bonus. A-6 reports to replace injured A-1 and is beckoned into the game. Before A-6 enters the semicircle to attempt the free throws, the coach has second thoughts and sends A-7 to replace A-6. The official denies A-7 from entering the game to replace A-6. Is the official correct?

Yes

Before A-1 releases the ball on a free throw, B-1 commits a marked lane space violation. A-1's free throw is successful. The official ignores the violation and counts the goal. Is the official correct?

Yes

Before A-1 releases the ball on a free throw, B-1 commits a marked lane space violation. A-1's free throw misses the ring. The official rules this is a double free throw violation. Is the official correct?

Yes

During A-1's first of two free throws, Team A has two players and Team B has four players occupying the marked lane spaces. Prior to the second free throw, a Team A player vacates a marked lane space. B-5, who was behind the three-point arc, moves into the vacant space. The official does not recognize that B-5 has occupied the space until the ball is live. The official gives the delayed violation signal. A-1's free throw is unsuccessful. The official rules a violation on B-5 and awards A-1 a substitute free throw. Is the official correct?

Yes

During a free throw attempt by A-1, B-3, who is in a marked lane space, enters the free throw semicircle before the ball hits the ring. The free throw is unsuccessful. The official rules a violation on B-3 and awards a substitute free throw. Is the official correct?

Yes

Following a time-out, both teams continue to huddle. The official places the ball on the floor for a free throw by Team A. After 10 seconds, the official blows the whistle and rules a double violation. Is the official correct?

Yes

The official is ready to administer the first of two free throws to A-1, but the first two marked lane spaces above the neutral zone marks are not occupied. The official asks Team B to occupy the spaces. Team B players continue to delay. The official charges Team B with a technical foul. Is the official correct?

Yes

B-1 reaches through the throw-in plane and contacts Thrower A-1. The official rules this a technical foul. Is the official correct?

Yes 2-10-2

A-1 has control of the ball behind the semicircle when A-2 and B-2 commit a double foul in the lane. Official resumes play with a throw-in for Team A nearest to where the ball was located when the fouls occurred. Is the official correct?

Yes 2-4-10

A-2 fakes entering the lane before A-1's free throw is in flight causing B-1 to enter the lane. Official penalizes the fake only. Is the official correct?

Yes 9-1-3.b, 9-1 Penalty 1

A throw-in ends when the passed ball legally contacts another player who is inbounds or is contacted by another player who is out-of-bounds. Is this correct?

Yes 9-1-3g