I need the answers to 2004 baseball quiz NFHS!!!!!

Is this a present for me? Did someone post this just to make my day better or what? Thanks.

Hitdawg, if you want answers to a BASEBALL test, you might want to try the BASEBALL board.

Here we go again.
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Where do these guys [I need the answers! Give them to me!]
come from.

They come from the school of "I have a right to make money umpiring, but will be unable to do so unless you tell me what I need to know to pass the test so that I can be certified."

Baseball & Last Years exam requested.

I betchya hitdawgs posts are deleted shortly.
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I got the answers, just wait I have to go to the restroom to pull it out of my ........

Read the book and answer it yourself!!!!

D'oh! You are right!!! We have been so jaded by people coming here looking for current answers that that fact plumb evaded us. This could be someone looking for the answers for a legitimate enterprise, such as teaching rookie umpires.

I don't know about the rest of you, but I think that I probably have the exams and answers to every umpire exam I have taken. I file them away for future reference.

At first I thought he wanted to "cheat" on this year's but noticed he was asking for last year's test. Maybe he just wants to burn some rule references into his head so he can make the coaches feel as small as an ant when they think they know the rule.

If s/he is interested, maybe they will come back and reply and tell us
what is going on. S/he does not realize the problems asking for
the test answers have created in earlier situations, and the feelings
that most have towards this discussion.

Must be nice to live in a state where they let you have a copy of a real test. Here in Alabama, I don't believe they even use the national NFHS test. (I'm sure they don't in football.) They have questions submitted by "someone' which they then put 100 of together. (All true-false.) We then have to answer either the even or the odd number questions. They number the tests so they can be sure they get the right number back. You then get a raw score several weeks later. You may be able to get the numbers of the questions you missed, but you still, without a photographic memory, don't know what the question was!

That is the registration test. Later, (next week) they offer the classification test. Again, it is 50 true-false questions that have been submitted by "experts" around the state. You never get any feed-back on what you missed or whether you actually did miss it, or whether the person, when they supplied the answer, just happened to be remembering the way it was a decade ago!