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Old Sat Nov 20, 2004, 09:52pm
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I am taking the MHSAA basketball examination for new officials. The wording on question #59: If a player is injured, an official's time-out MAY be declared IF necessary to protect the player...

In the Officials Manual on page 45, number 276: If a player is injured, an officials time-out SHALL be declared WHEN necessary to protect the player...

My question: Is this saying the samething? Is the anwser to the test question true or false?
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Old Sat Nov 20, 2004, 10:09pm
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Use the rule book, not the officials' manual.
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Old Sat Nov 20, 2004, 10:19pm
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The state won't send me the rule book until I pass the "official's Mechanics" test.
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Old Mon Nov 22, 2004, 05:01am
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Thank you - didn't think about that. When I notified the state office to begin this process, they said the test was over the Officials Manual.
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Old Mon Nov 22, 2004, 08:27am
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Originally posted by Rookie7
I am taking the MHSAA basketball examination for new officials. The wording on question #59: If a player is injured, an official's time-out MAY be declared IF necessary to protect the player...

In the Officials Manual on page 45, number 276: If a player is injured, an officials time-out SHALL be declared WHEN necessary to protect the player...

My question: Is this saying the samething? Is the anwser to the test question true or false?
Rookie7,
That is no trick question.
Don't over-think it.
Just use the Officials Manual. All the answers for "that" test are in the book you received.
mick
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Old Mon Nov 22, 2004, 03:52pm
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And you have to be a moron to fail the exam, so don't sweat any one question.
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Old Mon Nov 22, 2004, 04:15pm
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And you have to be a moron to fail the exam, so don't sweat any one question.
stan-MI,
I passed it on the third try.
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Old Tue Nov 23, 2004, 06:31am
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And you have to be a moron to fail the exam, so don't sweat any one question.
stan-MI,
I passed it on the third try.
mick
But the first 2 times were just practice, right?
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