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TRUE or FALSE: Team A’s Jammer is not on the track prior to the jam starting whistle. Team A is allowed to send a Jammer from their bench onto the track to play in the in-progress jam. A: TRUE B: FALSE |
B. FALSE 1.5.4 – Any skaters who are not completely in bounds at the jam-starting whistle will not be permitted to join the jam in progress. No penalty will be issued. |
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TRUE OR FALSE: SKATERS MAY LEGALLY RE-ENTER THE TRACK IN FRONT OF THE OPPONENT WHO FORCED THEM OUT-OF-BOUNDS, IF THE OPPONENT WENT OUT-OF-BOUNDS AT ANY POINT AFTER THE INITIATING BLOCK. A. True B. False
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A. TRUE No penalty is to be issued if the skater returns in bounds in front of an opponent who blocked that skater out of bounds. 5.11.1.2 – When the initiating skater goes out of bounds at any time after the initiating block. |
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TRUE OR FALSE: A CUTTING THE TRACK PENALTY WILL BE ISSUED FOR A SKATER WHO SLIDES OUT-OF-BOUNDS AND THEN BACK IN BOUNDS WHILE STILL DOWN. A. True B. False
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B. FALSE See 5.11 – Cutting the Track. Downed skaters are not to be penalized with Cutting the Track penalties (until upright), but are still subject to Low Blocking and Out of Bounds Engagement penalties.
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IF A BLOCKER LINES UP WITH ANY PART OF THEIR SKATE TOUCHING THE GROUND BEHIND THE JAMMER LINE AFTER THE JAM-STARTING WHISTLE, THE BLOCKER: A. Earns a False Start and must serve 30 seconds in the Penalty Box. B. Must skate clockwise until the Blocker has yielded to at least one Blocker from the opposing team C. Can engage other players immediately? Touching over the Jammer Line is considered “no impact / no penalty.” D. Must yield to all skaters in proximity, including the opposing Jammer, to avoid a False Start penalty. |
D. MUST YIELD TO ALL SKATERS 3.2.8 – Skaters who line up fully in bounds but in an illegal starting position (while touching their legal starting area) are considered to have committed a False Start, and will receive a False Start warning. Once warned, skaters who False Start must cease all forward motion until they have yielded to all skaters in the immediate vicinity by ceding relative position to those skaters, or they may be issued a penalty (see also Section 5.13.9).
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WHICH PART OF THE BODY IS CONSIDERED AN ILLEGAL TARGET ZONE? A. Chest B. Upper arm C. Hip D. Above the shoulder |
D. ABOVE THE SHOULDER See 4.2.2.1 – A skater may not be hit above the shoulders.
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HOW MANY TIMEOUTS DOES EACH TEAM HAVE PER GAME? A. One B. Two C. Three D. None
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C. THREE 1.7.1 – Each team is allowed three one-minute timeouts per game.
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING MUST A SKATER DO WHEN RE-ENTERING THE TRACK FROM THE PENALTY BOX? A. Re-enter at the front of the pack B. Skate onto the track immediately, regardless of where the pack is C. Re-enter behind all in-play Blockers D. None of the above
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C. RE-ENTER AT THE BACK OF THE PACK.
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AN ILLEGAL PROCEDURE PENALTY? A. Failure to yield B. Too many skaters on the track C. Improper uniform D. Removing required safety equipment E. All of the above |
E. ALL OF THE ABOVE
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TRUE OR FALSE: WHEN INITIATING A BLOCK, A SKATER MUST BE IN BOUNDS, BUT MAY PICK UP MOMENTUM FOR THE BLOCK FROM OUT OF BOUNDS PRIOR TO RETURNING TO THE TRACK. A. True B. False
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B. FALSE 5.8.2 – Skaters may not pick up momentum for a block until in bounds.
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TRUE OR FALSE: USING AN IMPENETRABLE WALL TO IMPEDE AN OPPONENT IS ILLEGAL. A. True B. False
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A. TRUE 5.7.10 – Two teammates forming an impenetrable wall that, upon a physical challenge by an opponent, prevents said opponent from passing between said teammates.
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TRUE OR FALSE: A JAMMER MUST LEGALLY PASS AN ON-THE-TRACK OPPOSING BLOCKER TO SCORE POINTS ON PLAYERS NOT ON THE TRACK (NOTT). A. True B. False
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A. TRUE 7.2.1.1 – The Jammer earns a point for each opponent who is not on the track immediately upon scoring the first point on any opposing Blocker in each scoring pass, including those opposing Blockers who are still physically on the track but have been directed to the Penalty Box.
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TRUE OR FALSE: A SKATER WHO IS LEAD JAMMER CAN CALL OFF THE JAM WHILE BEING REMOVED FROM PLAY DUE TO A PENALTY. A. True B. False
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B. FALSE 6.2.3.2.2 – The moment the penalized skater is directed off the track, the skater is considered “in the box” for scoring, Lead Jammer, Passing the Star, and Cutting the Track rule purposes, and is no longer considered part of the pack for purposes of pack definition.
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WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SKATERS FROM ONE TEAM THAT CAN BE SEATED IN THE PENALTY BOX AT ONE TIME? A. Three B. Four C. Five D. Two |
A. THREE 6.2.3.2 – No team may have more than two Blockers and one Jammer seated in the Penalty Box at a time.
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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A JAMMER WHO HAS NOT BEEN DECLARED LEAD JAMMER SUCCESSFULLY CALLS OFF THE JAM? A. The Jammer receives an Illegal Procedure penalty B. The Captain receives an Insubordination penalty C. Nothing |
A. THE JAMMER RECEIVES AN ILLEGAL PROCEDURE PENALTY. 5.13.17 – A Jammer successfully calling off a jam without establishing Lead Jammer status.
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WHAT IS THE REFEREE WHISTLE SIGNAL FOR A PENALTY? A. No whistle signal B. Two rapid whistles blast C. One long whistle blast D. Two long whistles blast
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C. ONE LONG WHISTLE BLAST See Section 1.10 Whistles.
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AT MOST, HOW MANY SECONDS CAN ELAPSE AFTER THE COMPLETION OF A TIMEOUT, BARRING ADDITIONAL TIMEOUTS BEFORE THE NEXT JAM BEGINS? A. 15 B. 20 C. 30 D. 60
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C. 30 SECONDS 1.7.3.1 – The next jam can start as soon as skaters are lined up, but no more than 30 seconds should elapse after a timeout.
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TRUE OR FALSE: A JAMMER MUST STAY IN BOUNDS TO REMAIN LEAD JAMMER. A. True B. False
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B. FALSE 2.4.1.1.1 – A Jammer must be in bounds to become Lead Jammer. A Jammer does not have to stay in bounds to remain Lead Jammer.
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HELMET COVERS MAY BE RETRIEVED WHILE SKATING IN WHICH DIRECTION? A. Clockwise B. Counter-clockwise C. Neither D. A and B
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D. A AND B
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WHAT IS THE RESULT OF THE FOLLOWING SCENARIO? A DOWNED SKATER RE-ENTERING THE TRACK CAUSES AN OPPOSING SKATER TO STUMBLE BUT NOT FALL OR LOSE RELATIVE POSITION. A. No call, legal scenario B. Penalty C. Expulsion
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A. NO IMPACT/NO PENALTY 5.3.3 – [Example of legal play] A downed skater returning to the track who causes an opponent to stumble but not fall or lose relative position.
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TRUE OR FALSE: WHEN A JAMMER’S HELMET COVER FALLS TO THE GROUND, THE PIVOT CAN PICK IT UP TO BECOME THE ACTIVE JAMMER. A. True B. False
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B. FALSE 2.5.4.1 – If the Pivot recovers the Star in this manner, the Pivot may not place it on their own helmet. Doing so shall be considered illegal initiation of a Star Pass.
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A LEGAL STAR PASS IS COMPLETED WHEN: A. The helmet cover leaves the Jammer’s helmet. B. When the Jammer hands the Star to the Pivot and the Pivot is in full possession. C. After the Jammer passes or tosses the helmet cover to the Pivot and it is in the Pivot’s hand, or when the Pivot picks up the Jammer helmet cover from the floor and puts it on their helmet. D. When the Pivot is in possession of the Jammer helmet cover, in their hand or on their helmet, regardless of how it was transferred. E. When the helmet cover is on the former Pivot’s helmet with the stars visible.
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B. WHEN THE JAMMER HANDS THE STAR TO THE PIVOT AND THE PIVOT IS IN FULL POSSESSION. 2.5.1 – Pass Procedure: In order to transfer the Jammer position to the Pivot, a Jammer must hand their helmet cover (the “Star”) to the Pivot. (Removing the Star will make the Jammer inactive; see Section 2.3.3) The Pivot must be grasping the Star when the Jammer releases it. Upon the Jammer releasing the Star, the Pivot will be considered the Jammer, and the prior Jammer will be considered a Blocker. They retain these new roles until the end of the jam.
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TRUE OR FALSE: A SKATER, HAVING GONE OUT OF BOUNDS OR STRADDLING, WHO BRIEFLY AND UNINTENTIONALLY COMPLETELY RETURNS TO THE TRACK ON ONE SKATE IN THEIR EFFORTS TO REMAIN OR RETURN OUT OF BOUNDS IS ISSUED A CUT PENALTY. A. True B. False |
B. FALSE 5.11.8 – [No Pass/No Penalty] A skater, having gone out of bounds or straddling, that briefly and unintentionally completely returns to the track on one skate in their efforts to remain or return out of bounds.
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TRUE OR FALSE: IT IS A PENALTY TO TOUCH AN OPPONENT WITH FOREARMS OR HANDS FOR THREE OR MORE SECONDS. A. True B. False
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A. TRUE 5.5.6 – [Penalty] Extended touching (lasting three seconds or more) with the forearms or hands to an opponent’s legal and/or illegal target zone.
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TRUE OR FALSE: IF A SKATER IS ILLEGALLY BLOCKED OUTSIDE OF THE ENGAGEMENT ZONE THEY MAY LEGALLY COUNTER-BLOCK. A. True B. False
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A. TRUE 5.10.3 – No skater may initiate a block while out of play, or to a skater who is out of play. It is, however, legal to counter-block in such a situation.
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A REFEREE MUST GIVE YOU A WARNING BEFORE ISSUING WHICH TYPES OF PENALTIES: A. Failure to Return to Engagement Zone B. Multi-Player Blocks C. Use of Hands D. None of the above
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A. FAILURE TO RETURN TO ENGAGEMENT ZONE 8.3.1.1 – A warning does not have to be issued in order for a penalty to be given. The exception to this is Out of Play penalties for failure to reform and failure to return, before which warnings must be given.
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WHAT KIND OF PENALTY WOULD BE ISSUES IN THE FOLLOWING SCENARIO? AN UPRIGHT SKARER RE-ENTERS THE TRACK FROM OUT OF BOUNDS IN FRONT OF MULTIPLE IN-BOUNDS SKATERS DURING A NO PACK SCENARIOS, RESULTING IN THE SKATER HAVING BETTERED THEIR POSITION. A. Illegal Procedure B. Cutting the Track C. No Impact/No Penalty D. Thumbs Up
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B. CUTTING THE TRACK 5.11.2.2 – [Example of Cutting the Track] An in-bounds, upright, and skating skater who returns completely in bounds (having previously been out of bounds) in front of one or more in-bounds and upright skaters during a No Pack scenario, which results in the offending skater having bettered their position relative to that/those in-bounds skater(s).
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TRUE OR FALSE: BLOCKERS WHO ADVANCE OR CHASE THE JAMMER OUT OF THE ENGAGEMENT ZONE ARE CONSIDERED PART OF AND BELONGING TO POINT TOTALS OF THE PREVIOUS (JUST COMPLETED) SCORING PASS. A. True B. False
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A. TRUE 7.1.3.5.1 – Blockers who advance or chase forward ahead of the Engagement Zone are considered part of and belonging to point totals of the previous (just completed) scoring pass.
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WHICH REFEREES ARE ALLOWED TO EXPEL A SKATER? A. Any of the referee staff B. Only the Jammer Referees C. Only the Head Referee D. The Jammer Referees and the Head Referee
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C. ONLY THE HEAD REFEREE 6.4.2.1 – A skater may be expelled from the game at the Head Referee’s discretion for serious physical violence or any action deemed by the Officials to cause an extraordinary physical threat to others. Only the Head Referee may expel a skater, coach, or manager. The Head Referee’s decision is binding
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IF A REFEREE IS NOT SURE WHETHER AN ACTION WARRANTS A PENALTY OR EXPULSION, IT MUST BE CALLED AS: A. No Impact/No Penalty B. Penalty C. Expulsion
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B. MAJOR 8.3.5 – If the referee is not sure whether an action warrants an expulsion, an expulsion will not be assessed.
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING SAFETY GEAR MAY BE REMOVED WHEN SEATED IN THE PENALTY BOX? A. Helmet B. Mouth guard C. Both A and B D. None of the above |
B. MOUTH GUARD 6.2.7 – Penalized skaters may remove only their mouth guard once they are seated in the Penalty Box. No other equipment may be removed while a skater is in the designated Penalty Box Area (see Section 5.13.14).
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TRUE OR FALSE: A PENALIZED SKATER’S TEAMMATES, MANAGERS, AND COACHES MAY NOT AT ANY TIME PHYSICALLY ENTER THE DESIGNATED PENALTY BOX AREA TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE PENALIZED SKATER. A. True B. False
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A. TRUE 6.2.5.1 – A penalized skater’s teammates, managers, and coaches may not physically enter the designated Penalty Box Area to communicate with the penalized skater at any time (see Section 5.13.12 and Section 5.13.13).
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A JAM GETS CALLED OFF FOR HAVING TOO MANY SKATERS ON THE TRACK AND THE OFFENDING TEAM DID NOT FIELD A PIVOT. AS THE REFEREES ARE UNSURE WHO THE LAST BLOCKER ON THE TRACK WAS, WHO GETS THE PENALTY? A. Captain B. Pivot C. Closest Blocker to referee who made the call D. No one |
C. CLOSEST BLOCKER TO THE REFEREE WHO MADE THE CALL 5.13.15 – Forcing a jam to be called off due to too many skaters on the track. Per Section 8.2.1.1.1, if too many skaters are on the track, the referees will direct a skater off the track. If a skater does not leave the track and the jam is called off due to too many skaters being on the track, that skater will receive the penalty.
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WHAT KIND OF PENALTY WOULD BE ISSUED IN THE FOLLOWING SCENARIO? A SKATER INITIATES CONTACT OR ENGAGES AN OPPONENT BEFORE THE FIRST WHISTLE, FORCING THE RECEIVING OPPOSING SKATER OFF BALANCE, FORWARD OR SIDEWAYS, BUT DOES NOT CAUSE THEM TO LOSE THEIR ESTABLISHED STARTING POSITION. A. No Impact/No Penalty B. Illegal Procedure Penalty C. Out of Play Penalty |
A. NO IMPACT/NO PENALTY 5.13.7 – A skater initiating contact or engaging an opponent after the fourth whistle ending the jam that forces the opponent slightly off balance, forward, or sideways but does not cause the opponent to fall
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THE ENGAGEMENT ZONE INCLUDES: A. 20 feet (6 meters) behind the rearmost pack skater and 20 feet (6 meters) in front of the foremost pack skater. B. 10 feet (3 meters) behind the rearmost pack skater and 10 feet (3 meters) in front of the foremost pack skater. C. 20 feet (6 meters) in front of the foremost pack skater and 10 feet (3 meters) behind the rearmost pack skater |
A. 20 FEET (6 METERS) BEHIND THE REARMOST PACK SKATER AND 20 FEET (6 METERS) IN FRONT OF THE FOREMOST PACK SKATER. See the Glossary entry for Engagement Zone. The zone in which Blockers may legally engage and be engaged. The legal Engagement Zone extends from 20 feet (6 meters) behind the rearmost pack skater to 20 feet (6 meters) in front of the foremost pack skater, between the inside and outside track boundaries.
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A “NO PACK” SITUATION? A. 4 green Blockers are more than 10 feet (3 meters) away from 4 red Blockers. B. 4 green Blockers are more than 10 feet (3 meters) away from 3 red Blockers, and 1 red Blocker has been knocked out-of-bounds. C. 3 green Blockers and 1 red Blocker are more than 10 feet (3 meters) from 3 red Blockers and 1 green Blocker. D. All of the above
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D. ALL OF THE ABOVE See 3.1 Pack Definitions.
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TRUE OR FALSE: A BLOCKER’S PROXIMITY TO OTHER BLOCKERS IS MEASURED BY THEIR FINGERTIPS. A. True B. False |
B. FALSE 3.1.1.2 – Proximity is defined as not more than 10 feet (3 meters) (as measured from the hips) in front of or behind the nearest pack skater.
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FOR AN IN-BOUNDS BLOCKER TO REGAIN POSITION IN THE PACK AFTER HAVING FALLEN BEHIND OR RECOVERING FROM A FALL, A SKATER MUST: A. Catch up to the back of the pack by skating within the track boundaries to be considered back in play. B. Skate outside track boundaries to stay out of the way until they can easily get to the back of the pack. C. Wait for the pack to come back around to enter from behind.
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A. CATCH UP TO THE BACK OF THE PACK BY SKATING WITHIN THE TRACK BOUNDARIES TO BE CONSIDERED BACK IN PLAY. 3.3.3.2.2 – To regain position after having fallen behind, a Blocker must return to the back of the Engagement Zone by skating within the track boundaries to legally return to play.
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXAMPLE OF A MULTI-PLAYER BLOCK? A. “Bowling” with a teammate by pushing them into an opponent. B. Preventing an opponent from passing between Blockers by holding each other’s clothing. C. Grabbing or holding a teammate’s arm while blocking.
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B. PREVENTING AN OPPONENT FROM PASSING BETWEEN BLOCKERS BY HOLDING EACH OTHER’S CLOTHING. 5.7.8 – [Penalty] grasping a teammate in a manner that, upon a physical challenge by an opponent, prevents said opponent from passing between said teammates.
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TRUE OR FALSE: IF A SKATER JUMPS, IT IS ILLEGAL TO HIT THEM WHILE THEY ARE IN THE AIR. A. True B. False
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B. FALSE It is legal to hit a jumping skater if she jumped from an in-bounds position. 5.8.7 - If a skater jumps and ceases all contact with the ground, the skater's prior in-bounds /out-of-bounds sttus is maintained until contact with the ground re-establishes in-bounds/out-of-bounds status.
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TRUE OR FALSE: IF A SKATER RE-ENTERS THE TRACK FROM OUT-OF-BOUNDS IN FRONT OF AN OPPOSING SKATER, BETTERING THEIR POSITION, THEY WILL NOT RECEIVE A CUTTING THE TRACK PENALTY AS LONG AS THEY YIELD THE RIGHT OF WAY. A. True B. False
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B. FALSE 5.11.2.1 – [Example of cutting] An in-bounds, upright, and skating skater who returns completely in bounds (having previously been out of bounds) in front of one or more in-play and upright skaters, which results in the offending skater having bettered their position.
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TRUE OR FALSE: STANDING DURING THE LAST 10 SECONDS OF A PENALTY IS OPTIONAL. A. True B. False
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B. FALSE 6.2.4.1.2 – If a skater does not stand when instructed, the Penalty Timer will stop the penalty clock until the skater stands.
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TRUE OR FALSE: IF A JAMMER FALSE STARTS BUT YIELDS ADVANTAGE, THEY WILL NOT RECEIVE A PENALTY. A. True B. False
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A. TRUE 3.2.8 – Skaters who line up fully in bounds but in an illegal starting position (while touching their legal starting area) are considered to have committed a False Start, and will receive a False Start warning. Once warned, skaters who False Start must cease all forward motion until they have yielded to all skaters in the immediate vicinity by ceding relative position to those skaters, or they may be issued a penalty (see Section 5.13.9).
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GROSS MISCONDUCT INCLUDES WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING? A. Illegal interference in game plays by skaters or support staff not involved in the jam. B. Crashing into the Penalty Box and causing a chair to hit a Non-Skating Official C. Repetitive and excessive use of obscene language directed at an opponent D. All of the above |
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE See Section 5.16 Expulsion (Gross Misconduct)
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WHAT KIND OF PENALTY WOULD BE ISSUED IN THE FOLLOWING SCENARIO? A SKATER IS CALLED OUT ON A PENALTY AND REFUSES TO LEAVE THE TRACK. A. Insubordination B. No penalty C. Expulsion
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A. INSUBORDINATION [Penalty] 5.14.2 – Wilfully failing to leave the track for a penalty.
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REFEREES WILL WHISTLE A JAM DEAD IF: A. There is an injured skater on the track who cannot get up. B. Green team’s Jammer is called to the box, and red team failed to field a Jammer for that jam. C. Red team’s Jammer has scored 50 points in the jam. D. A and B only
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D. An AND B ONLY 8.2.6.1.2 – Injury: Referees will only call off a jam in the case of a serious injury or an injury that could endanger another skater. 6.3.6 – If one team’s Jammer does not make it on to the track in time to participate in the jam and during the course of that jam the opposing team’s Jammer is sent off for a penalty, the jam will be whistled dead when the penalized Jammer is seated in the Penalty Box.
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TRUE OR FALSE: AFTER SERVING A PENALTY, A JAMMER WHO RE-ENTERS THE TRACK BEHIND ALL IN-PLAY BLOCKERS BUT IN FRONT OF THE OPPOSING JAMMER, SHOULD RECEIVE A PENALTY. A. True B. False
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B. FALSE 6.2.8 – After being released from the Penalty Box, a penalized skater may return to the track. A skater may skate clockwise in the clearance around the outside of the track when exiting the Penalty Box. When returning to play, the skater must return behind the rearmost pack skater (see Section 5.13.20).
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TRUE OR FALSE: A BLOCKER WHO LINES UP FOR A JAM BUT IS KNOCKED OUT-OF-BOUNDS JUST PRIOR TO THE FIRST WHISTLE MAY NOT PARTICIPATE IN THAT JAM. A. True B. False
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B. FALSE 5.13.1 - A skater who establishes legal starting position on the track before the jam starting whistle, but is blocked out of bounds or out of legal starting position prior to or as the jam-starting whistle blows. This skater will be allowed to remain in the jam, and is not considered to have committed a False Start.
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TRUE OR FALSE: A SKATER WHO LEAVES THE PENALTY BOX DURING A TEAM TIMEOUT WILL RECEIVE AN ILLEGAL PROCEDURE PENALTY. A. True B. False
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A. TRUE This action is an Illegal Procedure. 5.13.11 – A penalized skater who leaves the Penalty Box during either a team or Official Timeout.
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WILL RESULT IN A PLAYER FOULING OUT OF A GAME? A. Accruing more than 5 trips to the Penalty Box in either period, or more than 8 trips in a game. B. Accruing 7 trips to the Penalty Box in a game. C. Accruing more than 5 trips to the Penalty Box in either period. D. Using obscene or abusive language directed at an Official.
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B. ACCRUING 7 TRIPS TO THE PENALTY BOX IN A GAME. 6.4.1 – Fouling Out: A skater fouls out from the game when seven penalties have been assessed to that skater.
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TRUE OR FALSE: IF A SAFETY HAZARD ON THE TRACK HAS FORCED A REFEREE TO WHISTLE A JAM DEAD AFTER THE TIME ON THE PERIOD CLOCK HAS RUN OUT, BUT NOT BEFORE THE JAM CLOCK HAS RUN OUT, THE HEAD REFEREE MAY CALL FOR AN ADDITIONAL JAM. A. True B. False |
A. TRUE 8.2.6.3 – In the event that any jam (including an overtime jam) is called off prior to its natural conclusion (for example Sections 8.2.6.2.3– 8.2.6.2.8) with time remaining on the jam clock but not on the period clock, the points from the jam will remain and an additional jam may occur at the Head Referee’s discretion. Such a jam will follow the rules for overtime jams (Section 1.6 - Overtime). |
