Delay of Game Test Question

[Scratch85]

Our State Association has indicated they will give credit for three of the terrible questions. Until the testing period ends, there is no way to know what we scored. Consequently, I am still chasing correct answers to the test and may never know what the real answers are.

But here is one my confusions, what does everyone think is the expected NFHS answer to the DOG question, after a timeout, with "water on the floor", as one of the answers?

I know we need to protect the Part II Test, but this has been a very frustrating test year.

[BlueDevilRef]

My test is in the car, what was the question/answers?

[Scratch85]

Sorry for the potential high-jack. Thanks to whomever fixed it.

The question was basically: Following a timeout, for which of the following may a team be issued a delay-of-game warning? Choices are, Water on the floor, Interfering with the ball following a goal, Huddle for either team and contact with the free-thrower and all of the above.

[BigCat]

Originally Posted by Scratch85

Sorry for the potential high-jack. Thanks to whomever fixed it.

The question was basically: Following a timeout, for which of the following may a team be issued a delay-of-game warning? Choices are, Water on the floor, Interfering with the ball following a goal, Huddle for either team and contact with the free-thrower and all of the above.

It says "following a timeout" so we know it can't be interfering with ball following a goal because your going to hand him the ball. So now we know it can't be "all of the above either. Of the remaining two I would pick water on the floor.

[SNIPERBBB]

Having the court not ready for play is the only dog after a TO.

[Scratch85]

I am pretty certain the NFHS considers the answer to be "All of the above". Comparing tests answers that have been submitted proves it out.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Scratch85

Sorry for the potential high-jack. Thanks to whomever fixed it.

The question was basically: Following a timeout, for which of the following may a team be issued a delay-of-game warning? Choices are, Water on the floor, Interfering with the ball following a goal, Huddle for either team and contact with the free-thrower and all of the above.

If I was answering that (and I don't have the books handy), I'd review the definitions or the Technical Fouls section to see which included the words "following a timeout"