Rules Test 5

#1. For the second-half restart, do the midfield players swap sidelines?

Yes

No

#2. For a player availing of a Solo and Go;

Select all that apply:

The player may not be challenged within four meters of the position where the Solo and Go was taken

The ball may travel backwards

It may be taken within the opposition’s 20m line

It must be taken within four metres of where the foul occurred

It must be taken without undue delay

The player may delay for a few seconds before taking the Solo and Go

#3. A two-pointer is scored when;

Select all that apply:

The ball may bounce on the pitch before passing over the crossbar

Before passing over the crossbar the ball is touched by another player on the attacking team

The player attempting the shot has at least one foot on or outside the 40m arc

Before passing over the crossbar the ball is touched by a player on the defending team

#4. Does a score from a ’45’ result in a two-point award?

No

Yes

#5. When may a goalkeeper receive a pass from a team-mate?

Select all that apply:

In the opposition half of the field

When both him and his team-mate who is passing the ball are inside the large-rectangle, and the ball was played into the large rectangle by an opposition player

Within the 13m line

In his team’s half of the field

#6. A player breaches the ‘4v3’ rule by crossing the half-way line and and by carrying, receiving or intercepting the ball, or attempting to do so. What is the penalty?

Free kick from the centre of the 20m line

Throw in the ball where the player crossed the line

Free kick from the 13m line

Free kick from the place where the player crossed the line

#7. A player breaches the ‘4v3’ rule by crossing the half-way line. He did not interfere with the ball but the listed mitigations do not apply. What is the penalty?

A free from the apex of the 40m arc

Free kick from the centre point of the offending team’s 20m line. It may be brought back outside the 40m arc for a two-point attempt.

A throw-in where the player crossed the half-way line

Free kick from the place where the player crossed the half-way line

#8. A player delays an opponent from taking a free kick or Solo and Go. What is the penalty?

Advance the ball 13 metres

Free kick 50m more advantageous in the direction of the goal-posts up the 13m line. It may be brought back for a two-point attempt if the original free originated outside the 40m arc

Free kick on the 20m line

A throw-in

#9. Which of the following constitute interference with an opponent taking a free kick, sideline kick or kickout?

Select all that apply:

Jumping up and down

A player holding their hands upright

Waving hands

Physical or verbal interference aimed at distracting the free-taker

#10. A player availing of a Solo and Go plays the ball backwards. What is the penalty?

Throw in the ball

No penalty, play on

Free kick to the opposition team from where the Solo and Go was taken

#11. A player takes a Solo and Go after indicating to the referee that he was going to take a free kick. What is the penalty?

Throw in the ball

Free kick to the opposition team from where the Solo and Go was taken

No penalty – play on

#12. A player opts to take a Solo and Go and spills/fumbles the toe-tap. What is the outcome?

Solo and Go is cancelled, player takes the free from the original position of the foul

Throw in the ball

Play-on

Free kick to the opposition team

#13. Where must the Solo and Go be taken from?

Within 10m of the original position of the foul

At the position where the original foul occurred

Within 4m of the original position of the foul

#14. A player availing of a Solo and Go takes the toe-tap beyond four metres of where the foul occurred. What is the penalty?

No penalty, play on

Free kick to the opposition team

Cancel the solo and go, take the free from the original position of the free

#15. What is the minimum distance a player must remain from the ball during a kickout?

Players must remain outside the 40m arc

10 metres

13 metres

#16. The ball is received from a kickout by a player on the same team as the goalkeeper inside the 40m arc. Where is the free given?

On the 20m line

On the 13m line

The position at where the player received the ball

#17. An opposition player interferes with the kickout. What is the penalty?

Kick-out is retaken

Ball is advanced 50 metres

Ball is advanced 13 metres

#18. Can an opposition player intercept the kick-out inside the 40m arc?

Yes, provided they were at least 13m from the ball when the kick-out was taken

No

#19. The goalkeeper receives a pass from a team-mate outside the large rectangle and inside his own half. Where is the free taken from?

The 20m line

The 13m line

Where the pass was made

#20. A player catches for an advanced mark. Can he be tackled immediately?

Yes

No

#21. A player catches for an advanced mark. They subsequently commit a technical foul. Is the original mark awarded?

No

Yes

#22. A player catches for an advanced mark. They subsequently commit an aggresive foul. Is the original mark awarded?

No. A free is given to the opposition team

Yes

#23. Which of the following team official infractions are punishable by yellow cards?

Select all that apply:

To challenge the authority of a Referee, Score Umpire, Line Umpire or Sideline Official

Any type of assault on a Referee, Score Umpire, Line Umpire or Sideline Official

To use abusive language to a Referee, Score Umpire, Line Umpire or Sideline Official

To engage in Disruptive Conduct

Interference with the playing of the Game

Any type of physical interference with an Opposing Player or Team Official

To make an unauthorised incursion onto the Field of Play

To threaten or to use abusive or provocative language or gestures to an opposing player or team official

To threaten or to use abusive or provocative language or gestures to a player of own team

Minor physical interference with (e.g. laying a hand on, pushing, pulling or jostling), threatening or abusive conduct towards, or threatening language to, a Referee, Score Umpire, Line Umpire or Sideline Official

#24. Which of the following team official infractions are punishable by red cards?

Select all that apply:

To challenge the authority of a Referee, Score Umpire, Line Umpire or Sideline Official

Interference with the playing of the Game

To engage in Disruptive Conduct

Any type of assault on a Referee, Score Umpire, Line Umpire or Sideline Official

To threaten or to use abusive or provocative language or gestures to a player of own team

To make an unauthorised incursion onto the Field of Play

Minor physical interference with (e.g. laying a hand on, pushing, pulling or jostling), threatening or abusive conduct towards, or threatening language to, a Referee, Score Umpire, Line Umpire or Sideline Official

Any type of physical interference with an Opposing Player or Team Official

To use abusive language to a Referee, Score Umpire, Line Umpire or Sideline Official

To threaten or to use abusive or provocative language or gestures to an opposing player or team official

#25. Which of the following team official infractions, in addition to the issuing of a card, are punishable by awarding the opposition team a free on the 13m line, with the option to bring it back for a two-point attempt?

Select all that apply:

To make an unauthorised incursion onto the Field of Play

Any type of assault on a Referee, Score Umpire, Line Umpire or Sideline Official

To threaten or to use abusive or provocative language or gestures to a player of own team

Minor physical interference with (e.g. laying a hand on, pushing, pulling or jostling), threatening or abusive conduct towards, or threatening language to, a Referee, Score Umpire, Line Umpire or Sideline Official

Any type of physical interference with an Opposing Player or Team Official

To use abusive language to a Referee, Score Umpire, Line Umpire or Sideline Official

To challenge the authority of a Referee, Score Umpire, Line Umpire or Sideline Official

To threaten or to use abusive or provocative language or gestures to an opposing player or team official

Interference with the playing of the Game

To engage in Disruptive Conduct

Results

#1. For the second-half restart, do the midfield players swap sidelines?

#2. For a player availing of a Solo and Go;

#3. A two-pointer is scored when;

#4. Does a score from a ’45’ result in a two-point award?

#5. When may a goalkeeper receive a pass from a team-mate?

#6. A player breaches the ‘4v3’ rule by crossing the half-way line and and by carrying, receiving or intercepting the ball, or attempting to do so. What is the penalty?

#7. A player breaches the ‘4v3’ rule by crossing the half-way line. He did not interfere with the ball but the listed mitigations do not apply. What is the penalty?

#8. A player delays an opponent from taking a free kick or Solo and Go. What is the penalty?

#9. Which of the following constitute interference with an opponent taking a free kick, sideline kick or kickout?

#10. A player availing of a Solo and Go plays the ball backwards. What is the penalty?

#11. A player takes a Solo and Go after indicating to the referee that he was going to take a free kick. What is the penalty?

#12. A player opts to take a Solo and Go and spills/fumbles the toe-tap. What is the outcome?

#13. Where must the Solo and Go be taken from?

#14. A player availing of a Solo and Go takes the toe-tap beyond four metres of where the foul occurred. What is the penalty?

#15. What is the minimum distance a player must remain from the ball during a kickout?

#16. The ball is received from a kickout by a player on the same team as the goalkeeper inside the 40m arc. Where is the free given?

#17. An opposition player interferes with the kickout. What is the penalty?

#18. Can an opposition player intercept the kick-out inside the 40m arc?

#19. The goalkeeper receives a pass from a team-mate outside the large rectangle and inside his own half. Where is the free taken from?

#20. A player catches for an advanced mark. Can he be tackled immediately?

#21. A player catches for an advanced mark. They subsequently commit a technical foul. Is the original mark awarded?

#22. A player catches for an advanced mark. They subsequently commit an aggresive foul. Is the original mark awarded?

#23. Which of the following team official infractions are punishable by yellow cards?

#24. Which of the following team official infractions are punishable by red cards?

#25. Which of the following team official infractions, in addition to the issuing of a card, are punishable by awarding the opposition team a free on the 13m line, with the option to bring it back for a two-point attempt?

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