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22 Cards in this Set
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What power and level of control does the referee have during a game? |
§1.1.1 The Referee will maintain full control of the game for the duration, including stoppages.Any decision the Referee makes shall be final. |
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What responsibility does the Referee have in regards to a player's equipment during a game? |
§1.1.2 The Referee will ensure that all equipment abides by §2.4 and §2.5; should any equipment fail to meet these standards the referee has the discretion to immediately stop play and restart only when that issue is resolved. |
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What are the referee's general responsibilities? |
§1.1.3 – The Referee will be equipped with a whistle to indicate immediate stoppage of play as well as the start/restart of play. §1.1.4 – The Referee signals the start of the game according to §4.1.§1.1.5 – The Referee signals all stoppages and starts of play according to §§4.1 and 4.2. §1.1.6 – The Referee signals all dabs according to §8.1.§1.1.7 – The Referee signals all penalties according to §6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and enforces them accordingly. §1.1.8 – The Referee signals the end of the game. |
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How does the referee start a game or restart a play? |
§1.1.9.1 The Referee requests and receives verbal confirmation that teams are ready, raises an arm in the air and blows the whistle,dropping the arm simultaneously. |
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How does the referee signal a Penalty? |
§1.1.9.2- Penalty - If the team with possession of the ball commits a penalty, it will be signaled by an immediate long blow of the whistle. |
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How does the referee signal a Delayed Penalty? |
§1.1.9.3 – Delayed Penalty - If the team that does not have possession of the ball commits a penalty, an advantage is signaled by raising an arm straight into the air and shouting: “Advantage, (Team with possession)”. |
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What Hand Signal does the referee use to communicate which team has ball possession? |
§1.1.9.4 – Possession – After a stoppage, possession will be signaled by an arm straight out in the direction of the team who will restart with the ball. |
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What Hand Signal will the referee use to communicate an Extension Penalty to a player after the whistle? |
§1.1.9.5 – Extension – §10.1 will be signaled by the right arm held straight out at 90degrees, and a pushing motion made to full extension. |
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What Hand Signal will the referee use to communicate a Charging Penalty to a player after the whistle? |
§1.1.9.6 – Charging– §10.2 will be signaled by holding both arms straight out with bothpalms pointed outward. |
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What Hand Signal will the referee use to communicate an Interference Penalty to a player after the whistle? |
§1.1.9.7 – Interference – §10.3 will be signaled by putting both arms out in front of thechest to form an ‘X’. |
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What Hand Signal will the referee use to communicate an Steering Arm Penalty to a player after the whistle? |
§1.1.9.8 – Steering Arm – §10.8 will be signaled by the left arm held straight out at 90degrees, and the right hand placed upon the top of the arm. |
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What Hand Signal will the referee use to communicate a Flagrance Penalty to a player after the whistle? |
§1.1.9.9 – Flagrance – §10.10 will be signaled by both arms being held above the head inan ‘X’ formation. |
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Who is responsible for score and timekeeping during a game? |
The Official, not the Referee.
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What are the 6 main responsibilities of the Official? |
§1.2.1 – The Official is at half court on the sidelines. §1.2.2 – The Official shouts out game–times at 2–3 minute intervals and after goals. §1.2.3 – The Official shouts out a two minute warning, followed by ninety seconds, sixty seconds,thirty seconds, and a countdown from ten seconds to one. §1.2.4 – The Official maintains the game log on paper with time and scorer of all goals, penalties,and unofficially via any displayed scoreboard. §1.2.5 – If there is a timer visible to players, the Official is responsible for starting, stopping, andresetting it. §1.2.6 – During a power play, the Official communicates with penalized players to let them knowwhen they are able to go back into play. |
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Where should a Goal Judge stand to view the goal? |
§1.3.1 – The Goal Judges are positioned behind the goals. §1.3.1.1 – If this position is not available, an alternative can be approved by the Referee. |
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What are the 3 main responsibilities of the Goal Judge? |
§1.3.2 – The Goal Judges are visually distinguishable from spectators. §1.3.3 – A Goal Judge will return the goal to its starting position if it is moved during play. §1.3.3.1 – If the court does not allow the Goal Judge to fix the goal, the Referee will delegate this responsibility. §1.3.4 – A Goal Judge may be called upon by the Referee to provide perspective regarding a playnear the goal. This interaction is purely consultative and the final call will be made by theReferee. |
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What Hand Signal will the Goal Judge use to signal a goal? |
§1.3.5.1 – Goal Signal – Indicated by raising the flag (or one arm) straight up in the air. |
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What Hand Signal will the Goal Judge use to signal "no goal"? |
§1.3.5.2 – No Goal Signal – Indicated by raising the arms to the side, hands in the centerof the chest and moving them straight outward in a ‘wash–out’ motion. |
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What Hand Signal will the Goal Judge use to signal a False Start? |
§1.3.5.3 – False Start – Indicated by raising the flag straight in the air and waving it backand forth. |
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What Hand Signal will the Goal Judge use to signal a player dabbed on goal? |
§1.3.5.4 – Player Dabbed on Goal – Indicated by pointing the flag straight out from thechest and waving it back and forth. |
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What Hand Signal will the Goal Judge use to signal a player has called for a Timeout? |
§1.3.5.5 – Timeout – In the case that the Referee cannot hear a player call timeout, it canbe indicated by a Goal Judge by making a “T” formation with the arms above the head. |
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What Hand Signal will the Goal Judge use to signal a Crease Infraction? |
§1.3.5.6 – Crease Infraction – Indicated by raising the flag straight in the air and waving itback and forth. |
