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Originally posted by fern2340
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I am taking the PIAA test tomorrow night and I know you guys will know the answers to my last minute questions.
I took the practice test they sent me and did well but have some questions...
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Good Luck! These questions are from the 99-00 Part I test. This test had six (by my count) "incorrect" answers -- that is, answers that are "suspect" because of typos, exceptions, etc.
Here's my take on your questions:
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OK, true or false...
1) Substitutes will not be allowed to enter on the first attempt of a multiple free throw.
I KNOW THIS IS TRUE BUT THEY CAN ENTER PRIOR TO THE FIRST FREE THROW WHEN A PLAYER IS REQUIRED BY RULE TO BE REPLACED... SO BECAUSE OF THIS EXCEPTION DO I ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE?
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You're analysis is correct, but the question doesn't ask about required replacements, so you are to assume there aren't any. Official (NFHS) answer is TRUE.
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2) A substitute must report and be in position prior to the warning signal during a 30-second or a full time-out.
THE RULE BOOK SAYS THEY MUST REPORT or BE IN POSITION TO REPORT.... SO IS THIS FALSE?
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Again, correct analysis of the typo. Official answer is TRUE (that is, it was a typo, NFHS meant "or" in the question. I'm not sure how one was supposed to know that.)
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3)There is player control during a tap or tip.
THE RULE BOOK SAYS THAT "Team control continues until the ball is in flight during a try or tap for goal."
UNTIL is the word confusing me....so if it is ion flight, than there is no team control and there is player control?
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The question asks about PLAYER control. Your response refers to TEAM control. Player control only exists when a player is holding or dribbling a live ball inbounds. Neither of those conditions exists on a tap or tip. So, the answer is FALSE.
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4) The coach shall designate who will shoot the free throws awarded for a technical foul.
I KNOW IT CAN BE THE COACH OR CAPTAIN...SO THIS STATEMENT IS FALSE?
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Correct. This statement is FALSE -- for the reason you noted.
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5) On a throw-in, the ball becomes live when it touches an inbound player.
RULES STATE THE BALL BECOMES LIVE AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE THROWER.... sorry, I was confused on this one.... I thought true but it is false??
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You quoted the rule. The answer is FALSE.
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Here a few that I am not sure about....
1) During the game a coach may not use cards or signs to communicate with players on the court.
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FALSE (that is, the coach may use cards or signs). It's not listed in the list of "illegal acts" in 10-5, so it's legal.
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2) It is a violation to touch the net while the ball is in the imaginary cylinder above the ring. (I KNOW YOU CAN'T TOUCH THE BALL)
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TRUE. This is directly from the BI definition ("any part of the basket") in 4-6-1.
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3) If a technical foul is administered to start an extra period, a jump ball will follow to establish the alternating procedure.
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FALSE. Posession (control) is established as part of the penalty for the T. Thus, there is no jump ball. See 4-3-3 and 6-3-1
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4) On a jump ball, the clock starts when the ball is touched by a nonjumper.
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FALSE. 5-9-2 just says "legally touched." It doesn't say by whom, so when a jumpre touches the ball, the clock should start.
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I know a lot of these are kind of simple questions but all your help is greatly appreciated. I am confident in taking the test that I will pass.... just want some last minute info!!
Thanks for helping a potential colleague!!!!
Linda
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Glad to help. Good luck. Let us know how you do.