NFHS Exam -Answer Key

2017 NFHS Soccer Exam Part I

Question Answer Answer Text Rule Reference
Choice
1. A It is legal if it is a solid color matching the predominant color of the respective 4-1-1d
garment.
2. D A and C. 4-2-1 EXCEPTION 2, 4-
2-9
3. C Allowed unless the state association has prohibited such equipment. 5-1-3f
4. C Allowed unless the state association has expressly prohibited such equipment. 5-1-3f
5. D Allow play to continue. 8-1-3
6. D Kickoff into the kicking team's own goal. 10-1-3f
7. A Allow the goal and restart with a kickoff by the defending team. 14-1-4
8. A Allow the goal and restart with kickoff by the defending team. 14-1-4
9. B This is not permitted but the game may begin without it. The referee should notify 1.2.4 SITUATION
the home team to correct the situation for future games.
10. D Begin the contest as this is permitted by rule. 1-2-1
11. A The goals must be secured, anchored or counterweighted before the game may 1.4.1 SITUATION B
begin.
12. B The teams may be diagonally across from each other. 1-5-3 EXCEPTION 1
13. A Must be white. 1-4-1
14. B The host athletic director. 1-7
15. B Inform the home coach that colored goals are illegal and must be corrected by 1-4-1
the next game, then notify the state association.
16. B This is not permitted. If neither team has three similar quality game balls with the 2-1, 2-2-5
NFHS Authenticating Mark, the game may begin with balls chosen by the referee
from those available.
17. A The referee must allow this addition to the roster. 3-1-3
18. D Both coaches may give their teams coaching instruction. 3.3.2 SITUATION H
19. B B7 may enter the game at the next dead ball. 3-3-7
20. A Substitutes who have properly reported before the caution and/or disqualification 3-4-1d
may be beckoned onto the field by the referee.
21. B The incoming substitute may not take the penalty kick. 3-3-3d(2)
22. D The referee will order the timer to stop time and notify the coach of the offending 3-6
team. Repetition may be construed as unsporting conduct.
23. D Substitutions from either team who have checked-in prior to the 3-3-3b, 3-3-3c, 3-4-1d
caution/disqualification may enter the game.
24. C The referee should show A4 a red card and not allow A9 to enter the field. 3-3-6, 12-8-2f
25. B Allow the goal, have the coach add A14's name to the roster. 3.1.3 SITUATION A
26. D Incoming substitutes shall report directly to the nearest official. 3-4-1a
27. B Not allow the substitution since player A5 had not reported to the scorer or official 3-4-1d
area prior to the dead ball.
28. A The referee does not allow the substitution. 3-4-1d
29. A The game may not begin until the coach provides a complete roster. 3-1-3
30. D A player's position. 3-1-3
31. C Any color that contrasts with white. 4-1-1a
32. C Padded with a minimum of 1/2-inch-thick, closed-cell, slow-recovery foam 4-2-5
padding.
33. C At the next stoppage, the referee should request that A6 tuck in his shirt. 4.3 SITUATION B
34. C B4 may participate. 4-2-9
35. C It is the head coaches responsibility that their team is properly and legally 4-3, 5-2-2d(4)
equipped.
36. B Not allow Team B to wear the rubber bands as they are considered jewelry. 4-2-4, 4.2.9 SITUATION
B
37. A This is not permitted. 4-2-8
38. B Not permit players with black tape to play until it is corrected. 4-1-1b
39. A Wear distinguishing pinnies when warming up outside the team area. 4-1-3
40. B Illegal equipment shall not be worn by any player. 4-2-1
41. D Both A and C. 4-1-1a
42. A This is required. 4-1-1h(1)
43. D This is permitted. 4-1-1a
44. B The referee should allow the game to begin. After the game, the referee should 4-1-1a, h
report this situation to the state association.
45. C Solid white. 4-1-1a
46. B Played and the referee shall notify the state association regarding the jerseys. 4.1.1 SITUATION G
47. D Premier League patch. 4-1-1h(2)
48. A The referee will stop the clock, point to the center of the field, move to the kickoff 5-3-1b
position and record the goal scorer.
49. B Stop play and request that the home school administration take appropriate 5-3-2e
action.
50. C The referee should allow the goal and caution A3 for unsporting conduct. 5.3.1 SITUATION A
51. C The pregame conference must be attended by the team's head coach and 5-2-2d
captains.
52. C Terminate or suspend the game. 5-3-2e
53. C Display the yellow card indicating the subsequent caution immediately followed 5-3-1g
by a red card.
54. B On arrival at the field of play and its immediate surroundings. 5-1-2
55. D The referee shall immediately stop play and penalize the original foul. 5-3-1d
56. A Change to a jersey of a color distinct from the field players. 5-1-3a
57. C Determine the winner of games. 5-3-2, 5-4-1a
58. D After the game has ended and the official has left the jurisdiction of the field of 5-1-2
play and its immediate surroundings.
59. B Keep the official time on his or her watch and shall stop and start his watch at the 6-2-1, 6-2-3a
times specified in Rule 6-2-3a.
60. B At least two ball holders must be provided by the home team. 6-1-1
61. B Time is restarted when the ball is put into play. 7-4-2
62. C Two minutes. 7-3-2
63. B The referee shall terminate the game. 7-5
64. C A drop ball must be between two opponents. 9-2-3
65. B The ball continues to be in play. 9-1-2e
66. C The referee stops play and awards an indirect kick to the team in possession. 9.2.1 SITUATION B
67. A Sound the whistle. 9-1-3
68. C Allow the goal. 10-1-2e
69. B The proper restart is a kickoff for the defending team. 10-1-1
70. C Allowed to continue with play. 11-1-3
71. C Allow play to continue as this is permitted by rule. 11-1-2
72. D All of the above. 12-2
73. D Allow play to continue. 12-2
74. D The referee may immediately stop play or she may wait until the ball is otherwise 12-8-2f
out of play before disqualifying A9 for insulting language.
75. B Allow play to continue as this is permitted by rule. 12.6 SITUATION D
76. A Misconduct. 18-1-1y
77. D The referee should allow the goal, caution B7 and restart with a kickoff for Team 12-8-1f(13)
B.
78. B Take no action. 12.8.1 SITUATION C
79. D Take no action, this is an allowed use of cell phones. 12-8-1e
80. A Caution the coach. 12-8-1e
81. A The player shall be cautioned. 12-8-1f(12)
82. D Show a yellow card followed by a red card and notify both coaches of the nature 12-8-2 SITUATION I
of the misconduct.
83. B Game is terminated. 12-8-3c
84. C Committing a foul in a reckless manner. 12-8-1f(10)
85. C Taunting is a misconduct and requires that the offending player be disqualified. 12-8-2b
86. D The impaired player shall deliver the ball from behind and over the head in one 15-1-2
continuous motion.
87. B Not allowed. 15-1-1
88. C When it leaves the hands of the thrower and breaks the plane of the touchline. 15-1-4
89. B The referee awards a throw-in to Team B. 15-1-5
90. C Play should continue. 15-1-2
91. C Stand 2 yards from the throw-in. 15-1-3
92. B B17 is considered to still be a player until her replacement, B12, is beckoned onto 18-1-1ff
the field by the referee.
93. B The referee shall warn the opposing player and order a rekick. 16-1-2
94. C The referee shall award a goal kick to Team B. 9-1-2b, 16-1-1
95. D If this is deemed a time-wasting ploy, the referee shall stop the clock and caution 12-8-1f(2), 16-1-3
the goalkeeper.
96. A The goalkeeper shall stand on the goal line facing the kicker. 14-1-3
97. D All of the above. 14-1-6
98. A Goal kick. Penalty Kick Chart
99. C Corner kick. Penalty Kick Chart
100. B Allow the play to continue and award a goal if the kick by B4 enters the goal. 14-1-2 PENALTY