Rules Test 2

#1. If a ball accidentally strikes the referee from a free must he;

Allow play to continue

Stop the game and award a throw-in at the point where the ball struck him

Allow the free kick to be retaken

#2. A player challenges the referee’s authority. Must the referee;

Note the offender

Black card the offender

Order the player off (red card)

Caution the player (yellow card)

#3. An opposing team official is assaulted by a player during a game. Must the referee;

Take no action but report the incident

Caution the player (Yellow Card) and order the official from the sideline

Order off (Red Card) the player

Black Card the player

Match the Infraction with the penalty:

#4. Challenge the authority of a Referee

Caution (Yellow Card)

Order Off (Red Card)

After a three minute warning abandon the game

Move ball 13m more advantageous

Cynical Behaviour Foul (Black Card)

#5. Refuse to leave the field of play when ordered off

Move ball 13m more advantageous

Caution (Yellow Card)

After a three minute warning abandon the game

Cynical Behaviour Foul (Black Card)

Order Off (Red Card)

#6. Abusive language to a Referee

After a three minute warning abandon the game

Caution (Yellow Card)

Move ball 13m more advantageous

Order Off (Red Card)

Cynical Behaviour Foul (Black Card)

#7. Show dissent with the Referee’s decision to award a free kick to the opposing team

Cynical Behaviour Foul (Black Card)

Caution (Yellow Card)

Order Off (Red Card)

Move ball 50m more advantageous, up to opponent’s 13m line

After a three minute warning abandon the game

#8. Remonstrate in an aggressive manner with a Referee

After a three minute warning abandon the game

Cynical Behaviour Foul (Black Card)

Move ball 13m more advantageous

Order Off (Red Card)

Caution (Yellow Card)

#9. In a game which goes to Extra Time a player commits a Noting Infraction during the playing of Extra Time, having previously been noted during the playing of ordinary time. Should the referee:

Award a free kick only

Award a free kick and Black card the player

Award a free kick and Note the player and warn him that a further noting will lead to a Caution (Yellow Card)

Award a free kick and Caution the player (Yellow Card)

#10. Which of the following scenarios result in a player being sent off (Red Card)?

Select all that apply:

Kicking a team-mate

Deliberately pulling down an opponent, having previously been cautioned (Yellow Card)

Holding an opponent with the hands, having previously been cautioned (Yellow Card) for two “Noting Infractions”

To deliberately collide with an opponent to take him out of a movement of play

Blocking with the boot when an opponent is kicking the ball from the hands, having previously been cautioned (Yellow Card)

Accidentally tripping an opponent, having previously been cautioned (Yellow Card)

Holding an opponent with the hands, having previously been cautioned (Yellow Card) for “Rough Play”

#11. The ball having been played by a defending player is prevented from crossing the end-line by striking an Umpire. What is the correct award?

Throw-in the ball on the 20m line

Throw-in the ball on the 13m line

45m kick

Play on

#12. A sideline kick is played by an opponent who is not 13m from the spot where the sideline ball was kicked. Should the referee;

Order the sideline kick to be retaken

Allow play to continue

Award a free kick 13m more advantageous than the place of the original kick

#13. The referee allows an advantage to a player, who is fouled approx 15 metres from goal, who carries on and, after four seconds, is pushed while inside the large rectangle. What should the Referee award?

Award a free kick on the 13m line

Play on

Award a free kick at the place of the original foul

Award a penalty kick

Award a free kick on the 20m line

#14. Which of the following are “free only” infractions?

Select all that apply:

To charge an opponent for the purpose of giving an advantage to a team-mate

While in possession of the ball to charge an opponent

To hold an opponent with the hands

To attempt to achieve an advantage by feigning a foul

To push an opponent with the hands

To charge (in a manner otherwise permissible) the goalkeeper in the small rectangle

#15. Which of the following is NOT a “free only” infraction?

To push an opponent with the hands

While in possession of the ball to charge an opponent

To hold an opponent with the hands

To charge (in a manner otherwise permissible) the goalkeeper in the small rectangle

#16. Which of the following are Cautionable (Yellow Card) Infractions?

Select all that apply:

To charge an opponent to the back

To use the fist on or around the body of an opponent for the purpose of dispossessing him of the ball

To deliberately pull down an opponent

To deliberately trip an opponent with the hand

To spit at an opponent

To block or attempt to block with the boot when an opponent is kicking the ball from the hand(s)

To engage in any other form of rough play

Match the following Infractions to the penalty associated with each:

#17. To remonstrate in an aggressive manner with the Referee

Red Card

The free kick shall be taken 13m more advantageous

First give a three minute warning to the captain, and then, if the player refuses to comply, terminate the game

Caution the offender (Yellow card)

Black Card

#18. To show dissent with the Referee’s decision to award a free kick to the opposing team

The free kick shall be taken 50m more advantageous, up to the opponent’s 13m line

Caution the offender (Yellow card)

Red Card

First give a three minute warning to the captain, and then, if the player refuses to comply, terminate the game

Black Card

#19. Refuse to leave the field of play when ordered off

Red Card

Caution the offender (Yellow card)

Black Card

First give a three minute warning to the captain, and then, if the player refuses to comply, terminate the game

The free kick shall be taken 13m more advantageous

#20. To challenge the authority of a Referee

Caution the offender (Yellow card)

Black Card

First give a three minute warning to the captain, and then, if the player refuses to comply, terminate the game

Red Card

#21. Abusive language towards a Referee

Red Card

Black Card

First give a three minute warning to the captain, and then, if the player refuses to comply, terminate the game

The free kick shall be taken 13m more advantageous

Caution the offender (Yellow card)

#22. How long may a player hold the ball in his hands?

4 steps or 10 secs

5 secs after he bounces or toe-taps the ball

4 steps or 4 secs

4 steps or no longer than the time needed to take 4 steps

#23. The attacking team is in possession inside the 13m line when the referee stops play to enable a seriously injured player to be treated on the field of play. How is play restarted?

A throw-in at the position where the play was when stopped

A throw-in on the 13m line opposite the point where the play was stopped

A free kick on the 13m line to the attacking team opposite the point where the play was stopped. A score may directly result

A throw-in on the 20m line opposite where the play was stopped

A free kick on the 20m line to the attacking team opposite the point where the play was stopped

A free kick on the 13m line to the attacking team opposite the point where the play was stopped. A score may NOT directly result

#24. Which of the following is NOT an ordering off (Red Card) infraction?

To use provocative language to an opponent

To spit at an opponent

To kick an opponent with minimal force

To behave in any way which is dangerous to an opponent

#25. If the ball accidentally strikes the referee during play must he;

Stop the game and award a throw-in at the point where the ball struck him

Award a free to the team which had possession

Allow play to continue

#26. A player who has been awarded a “Mark” is injured while doing so. What should the Referee do?

Throw up the ball at the point where the “Mark” was taken

Allow a team mate take the free kick

Hold up play until such time as the injured player has recovered sufficiently to take the free kick

Allow a team mate to “play on” following the stoppage

#27. Which of the following is not a noting infraction?

To charge an opponent for the purpose of giving an advantage to a team-mate

To hold an opponent with the hands

For a player in possession of the ball to charge an opponent

To charge an opponent in the back

#28. The penalty for charging, in a manner otherwise permissible the goalkeeper within the small rectangle is;

Caution (Yellow Card)

Noting

Free only

Order Off (Red Card)

Black Card

#29. Which of the following are immediate ordering off (Red Card) infractions?

Select all that apply:

To use threatening language to a Sideline Official

To contribute to a melee

To deliberately collide with an opponent to take him out of a movement of play

To remonstrate in an aggressive manner with a Match Official

To assault an opposing Team Official

To spit at an opponent

#30. A player “accidentally” trips an opponent. What is the correct award?

Free kick and caution (Yellow Card)

Free kick and Black Card for Cynical Behaviour infraction

Play On

Free kick and noting

Free kick only to the team of the player who was tripped

#31. The correct award for holding an opponent is?

Free and Order off (Red Card)

Free and Note

Free only

Free and Caution (Yellow Card)

Free and Black card

#32. How far are defenders and attackers obliged to be from the player taking a free or sideline kick?

13 Metres

20 Metres

10 Metres

#33. A player who suffers an injury involving bleeding refuses to leave the field of play for attention. Must the referee;

Caution the player

Have a word with the team captain

Allow the doctor onto the field to attend him

#34. A defending player, inside the large rectangle but outside the small rectangle overcarries the ball. Must the referee award;

A penalty

A free kick to the attacking team from the centre of the 13m line

A free kick to the attacking team from the 13m line opposite where the foul occurred

#35. The ball, having been played by a defending player, strikes the corner flag and comes back into the field of play. What is the correct award?

Allow play to continue

45m kick to the attacking team

Throw-in on the 20m line, 13m in from the sideline

Sideline kick to the attacking team

#36. The side-line officials bring an infraction of rough or dangerous paly to the attention of the Referee during a break in play, what should the Referee do?

Side-line Official is not allowed to bring any incident to attention of the Referees

Apply the appropriate sanction as per rule.

#37. An opposing player deliberately blocks, within 13m, the Free kick of a player who has been awarded a “Mark”. What should the Referee do?

Award a free kick at the point at which the ball is blocked

Allow the free kick to be retaken

Award a free kick 13m more advantageous

Allow play to continue

#38. Which of the following results in a penalty being awarded?

Select all that apply:

The goalkeeper, while challenging for a ball, pushes an attacking player in the back, inside the large rectangle but outside the small rectangle

The goalkeeper takes 6 steps while in possession inside the small rectangle

A defender pulls down an attacking player inside the large rectangle but outside the small rectangle

An attacking player, 30m out is fouled after he kicks the ball and the ball lands inside the small rectangle

A defender picks the ball directly from the ground outside the small rectangle but inside the large rectangle

#39. What must the referee award when a player is fouled after playing the ball which lands inside the 13m line?

A free on the 13m line opposite where the ball landed

A free on the 13m line where the ball crossed the 13m line

A free from where the ball was kicked

#40. Is the referee obliged in Rule;

He doesn’t have to sign the team lists

The option of signing them in Irish or English

To sign the team lists in Irish

To sign the team lists in English

#41. Which of the following should be contained in the Referee’s Report?

Select all that apply:

The names of the two team managers

The final score

The identity of the captains

The names of the umpires

The starting time of the game

The names of temporary substitutions

The names of the secretaries

#42. If the referee blows his whistle for a free to be taken and then realises that he has made a mistake, is he permitted in Rule to alter his decision?

Yes

No

#43. If the ball is prevented from going over the goal-line by anyone other than a player or the Referee, does the Referee;

Play On

Award a throw-in

Award a goal

Award a 45

Award a free kick

#44. The Referee’s Report should contain the names of the umpires and linesmen.

No

Yes

#45. In the event of a player receiving an injury which results in bleeding, the Referee is obliged in Rule to order the player to leave the field of play for medical attention:

True

False

#46. A player receives a caution (Yellow Card) during “normal time” and is again cautioned (Yellow Card) during the playing of extra time. Must the player then be sent off (red card)?

Yes

No

#47. In an Inter-County Senior Championship game the interval shall consist of a maximum of?

15 minutes

20 minutes

10 minutes

#48. The Referee should include the names of temporary (Blood Subs) in his Match Report.

False

True

#49. For extra time in a club game how many changes are permitted for the start of extra time from the team which finished normal time?

One

Any 15 may start extra time (except those sent off during normal time)

Three

Five

None

#50. An injured player (blood) returns to the field of play with the referee’s permission with blood on his shorts. Is the referee correct in allowing this player continue to play?

No

Yes

#51. Following a game which ends in a draw and extra time is being played one team makes five changes for the start of extra time from the team which finished normal time. Is this permitted?

Yes

No

#52. At the commencement of play the referee shall toss a coin for choice of ends in the presence of:

Any two players nominated by team officials

The team captains

A player or team official from each side

#53. May a substitution be made when the referee has blown the whistle to award a free?

No

Yes

#54. Which of the following is a Cynical Behaviour (Black Card) Infraction?

To show dissent at the award of a free-kick

To remonstrate in an aggressive manner with a Referee

To challenge the Referee’s authority

To use abusive language to an Umpire

#55. Which of the following are Cynical Behaviour (Black Card) Infractions? (Please select all)

Select all that apply:

To use abusive language to a Referee

To contribute to a melee

To engage in any other form of rough play

To deliberately collide with an opponent for the purpose of taking him out of a movement of play

To deliberately pull down an opponent

To deliberately trip an opponent with the foot

To use abusive gestures to a team-mate

#56. Under the Playing Rules the maximum number of substitutes allowed is

Six

Four

Three

Five

#57. Under the Playing Rules if a defending player makes an Advanced Mark inside the 13m line the free-kick (if availed of) shall be taken from where?

The point at which the Mark is awarded

The 20m line directly in line with where the Mark is awarded

The 13m line directly in line with where the Mark is awarded

#58. Under the Playing Rules, a player who commits a Cynical Behaviour Infraction (Black Card) is ordered to the Sin-bin for how long?

5 minutes

10 minutes

15 minutes

Results

#1. If a ball accidentally strikes the referee from a free must he;

#2. A player challenges the referee’s authority. Must the referee;

#3. An opposing team official is assaulted by a player during a game. Must the referee;

Match the Infraction with the penalty:

#4. Challenge the authority of a Referee

#5. Refuse to leave the field of play when ordered off

#6. Abusive language to a Referee

#7. Show dissent with the Referee’s decision to award a free kick to the opposing team

#8. Remonstrate in an aggressive manner with a Referee

#9. In a game which goes to Extra Time a player commits a Noting Infraction during the playing of Extra Time, having previously been noted during the playing of ordinary time. Should the referee:

#10. Which of the following scenarios result in a player being sent off (Red Card)?

#11. The ball having been played by a defending player is prevented from crossing the end-line by striking an Umpire. What is the correct award?

#12. A sideline kick is played by an opponent who is not 13m from the spot where the sideline ball was kicked. Should the referee;

#13. The referee allows an advantage to a player, who is fouled approx 15 metres from goal, who carries on and, after four seconds, is pushed while inside the large rectangle. What should the Referee award?

#14. Which of the following are “free only” infractions?

#15. Which of the following is NOT a “free only” infraction?

#16. Which of the following are Cautionable (Yellow Card) Infractions?

Match the following Infractions to the penalty associated with each:

#17. To remonstrate in an aggressive manner with the Referee

#18. To show dissent with the Referee’s decision to award a free kick to the opposing team

#19. Refuse to leave the field of play when ordered off

#20. To challenge the authority of a Referee

#21. Abusive language towards a Referee

#22. How long may a player hold the ball in his hands?

#23. The attacking team is in possession inside the 13m line when the referee stops play to enable a seriously injured player to be treated on the field of play. How is play restarted?

#24. Which of the following is NOT an ordering off (Red Card) infraction?

#25. If the ball accidentally strikes the referee during play must he;

#26. A player who has been awarded a “Mark” is injured while doing so. What should the Referee do?

#27. Which of the following is not a noting infraction?

#28. The penalty for charging, in a manner otherwise permissible the goalkeeper within the small rectangle is;

#29. Which of the following are immediate ordering off (Red Card) infractions?

#30. A player “accidentally” trips an opponent. What is the correct award?

#31. The correct award for holding an opponent is?

#32. How far are defenders and attackers obliged to be from the player taking a free or sideline kick?

#33. A player who suffers an injury involving bleeding refuses to leave the field of play for attention. Must the referee;

#34. A defending player, inside the large rectangle but outside the small rectangle overcarries the ball. Must the referee award;

#35. The ball, having been played by a defending player, strikes the corner flag and comes back into the field of play. What is the correct award?

#36. The side-line officials bring an infraction of rough or dangerous paly to the attention of the Referee during a break in play, what should the Referee do?

#37. An opposing player deliberately blocks, within 13m, the Free kick of a player who has been awarded a “Mark”. What should the Referee do?

#38. Which of the following results in a penalty being awarded?

#39. What must the referee award when a player is fouled after playing the ball which lands inside the 13m line?

#40. Is the referee obliged in Rule;

#41. Which of the following should be contained in the Referee’s Report?

#42. If the referee blows his whistle for a free to be taken and then realises that he has made a mistake, is he permitted in Rule to alter his decision?

#43. If the ball is prevented from going over the goal-line by anyone other than a player or the Referee, does the Referee;

#44. The Referee’s Report should contain the names of the umpires and linesmen.

#45. In the event of a player receiving an injury which results in bleeding, the Referee is obliged in Rule to order the player to leave the field of play for medical attention:

#46. A player receives a caution (Yellow Card) during “normal time” and is again cautioned (Yellow Card) during the playing of extra time. Must the player then be sent off (red card)?

#47. In an Inter-County Senior Championship game the interval shall consist of a maximum of?

#48. The Referee should include the names of temporary (Blood Subs) in his Match Report.

#49. For extra time in a club game how many changes are permitted for the start of extra time from the team which finished normal time?

#50. An injured player (blood) returns to the field of play with the referee’s permission with blood on his shorts. Is the referee correct in allowing this player continue to play?

#51. Following a game which ends in a draw and extra time is being played one team makes five changes for the start of extra time from the team which finished normal time. Is this permitted?

#52. At the commencement of play the referee shall toss a coin for choice of ends in the presence of:

#53. May a substitution be made when the referee has blown the whistle to award a free?

#54. Which of the following is a Cynical Behaviour (Black Card) Infraction?

#55. Which of the following are Cynical Behaviour (Black Card) Infractions? (Please select all)

#56. Under the Playing Rules the maximum number of substitutes allowed is

#57. Under the Playing Rules if a defending player makes an Advanced Mark inside the 13m line the free-kick (if availed of) shall be taken from where?

#58. Under the Playing Rules, a player who commits a Cynical Behaviour Infraction (Black Card) is ordered to the Sin-bin for how long?

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