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Originally Posted by IREFU2
I would like to see situational question and answer a, b, c, or d. To me, this is the best way to get the knowledge in your head. On true/false, one word can make it either t/f.
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The nature of the rules is such that it's important to understand the importance of those single words in applying the rules to the game. I don't think the T/F type test is the best way to go, but I think the NFHS does do a decent job of using that format as an instructional tool.
However I feel they frequently do not do a good job of expressing the scope of each question. It is sometimes difficult to know whether a known exception to the rule that isn't mentioned in the question will affect the answer they're looking for.