AFL Gold Coast Juniors Ground Marshall Accreditation Test
Questions and Answers
- 1.
If you have been appointed Ground Marshall for the first match of the day, is it part of your role to complete the JLT AFL Match Day checklist?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Not sure
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
As the Ground Marshall for the first match of the day, it is part of your role to complete the JLT AFL Match Day checklist. This checklist ensures that all necessary tasks and preparations are completed before the match begins, such as inspecting the field, checking equipment, coordinating with officials, and ensuring the safety of players and spectators. By completing the checklist, you are fulfilling your responsibilities as the Ground Marshall and ensuring that the match can proceed smoothly.Rate this question:
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- 2.
If there are multiple matches happening on the ground throughout the day, do you need to complete the JLT AFL Match Day checklist for every match?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Only if weather conditions change
Correct Answer
C. Only if weather conditions changeExplanation
The correct answer is "Only if weather conditions change." This means that you only need to complete the JLT AFL Match Day checklist if there are changes in the weather conditions during the multiple matches happening on the ground throughout the day. If the weather remains the same, there is no need to complete the checklist again.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Is it compulsory to be wearing a Ground Marshall bib whilst performing your duties?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Only if weather conditions change
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
It is compulsory to be wearing a Ground Marshall bib while performing duties because it helps to identify and distinguish the Ground Marshall from other personnel. The bib ensures clear visibility and recognition, allowing the Ground Marshall to effectively carry out their responsibilities and maintain safety and order in their designated area.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What needs to be in place for a match to be able to commence?
- A.
First Aid Officer and no stretcher.
- B.
Stretcher and no First Aid Officer.
- C.
Both First Aid Officer and stretcher.
- D.
Neither a stretcher or First Aid Officer.
Correct Answer
C. Both First Aid Officer and stretcher.Explanation
For a match to be able to commence, both a First Aid Officer and a stretcher need to be in place. This is because the First Aid Officer is responsible for providing immediate medical assistance in case of any injuries or emergencies during the match. The stretcher is necessary to safely transport any injured players off the field if needed. Therefore, both these elements are essential for the match to begin.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Which combination of the following is allowed to be in the coaches box at any time?
- A.
2x Coaches, 1x Assistant Coaches, 1x Team Manager and interchange players.
- B.
1x Coach, 1x Assistant Coach, 1x Team Manager, 1x Runner and interchange players.
- C.
1x Coach, 1x Assistant Coach, 1x Team Manager and water carriers.
- D.
Anyone who wants to be in there.
Correct Answer
B. 1x Coach, 1x Assistant Coach, 1x Team Manager, 1x Runner and interchange players.Explanation
The combination of 1x Coach, 1x Assistant Coach, 1x Team Manager, 1x Runner, and interchange players is allowed to be in the coaches box at any time. This combination includes key personnel such as the coach, assistant coach, and team manager who are responsible for the team's strategy and management. The runner is also included to communicate messages between the coaches and players on the field. Additionally, interchange players are allowed in the coaches box to receive instructions and guidance from the coaching staff.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Is it part your role to provide umpires with a drink at quarter and three quarter time breaks?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Not sure
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
Providing umpires with a drink at quarter and three quarter time breaks is indeed part of the role. This task ensures that the umpires stay hydrated throughout the game, allowing them to perform their duties effectively.Rate this question:
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- 7.
It is part of your role to monitor spectators and coaches boxes to ensure there are no breaches of the Code of Conduct. Should this be performed from inside or outside the fence?
- A.
Inside
- B.
Outside
- C.
Both
Correct Answer
B. OutsideExplanation
To effectively monitor spectators and coaches boxes and ensure compliance with the Code of Conduct, it is best to perform this task from outside the fence. By being positioned outside, you can have a better view of the overall situation, observe any potential breaches, and take appropriate actions if necessary. Being on the outside also allows for better communication with other staff members or security personnel if assistance is required.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Is it part of your role to ensure that no spectators engage with umpires at any point before, during or after the match?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Not sure
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
As part of the role, it is important to ensure that no spectators engage with umpires at any point before, during, or after the match. This is crucial to maintain the integrity and impartiality of the game. Spectators should not have any influence on the decisions made by the umpires, and any interaction could potentially compromise the fairness of the match. Therefore, it is essential for those in the role to actively prevent any such engagement between spectators and umpires.Rate this question:
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- 9.
If a coach asks you to pass on a message to the umpire(s), should you engage in this behaviour?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Not sure
Correct Answer
B. NoExplanation
Engaging in passing a message to the umpire(s) as a player is not appropriate behavior. It can be seen as interference or attempting to influence the game unfairly. The coach should directly communicate with the umpire(s) themselves, rather than involving the players. It is important to maintain fair play and avoid any actions that could compromise the integrity of the game.Rate this question:
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- 10.
In the case of a report who is allowed in the umpires room after the match?
- A.
Reported player, witness and both Team Managers.
- B.
Reported player, Coach and parents.
- C.
Anyone who saw the incident.
- D.
Nobody but the umpire(s).
Correct Answer
A. Reported player, witness and both Team Managers.Explanation
After a match, the umpires room is only accessible to the reported player, witness, and both team managers. This is likely because these individuals are directly involved in the incident that was reported and may need to provide further information or clarification to the umpires. Allowing only these specific individuals ensures that the room is not overcrowded and that the necessary discussions can take place in a controlled and confidential environment.Rate this question:
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- 11.
If playing numbers have been reduced due to an injury is it part of your role to notify both teams?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Not sure
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
If playing numbers have been reduced due to an injury, it is indeed part of your role to notify both teams. This is important because it allows both teams to be aware of the change in playing numbers and adjust their strategies accordingly. It ensures fair play and allows for any necessary adjustments to be made to maintain the integrity of the game.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Consider the following scenario of the coach’s son is injured and the play is stopped. During the stoppage the coach proceeds to enter the field to speak to his son. What should you do?
- A.
Let the coach enter the field and monitor the proceedings from a distance.
- B.
Politely ask the coach to return to the box and explain that the First Aid officer will do their job and look after him. If required, ensure all other officials and spectators stay off the ground. Then if requested by the First Aid Officer, provide any support needed.
- C.
Walk out to the incident and help the First Aid Officer look after the player.
- D.
Do nothing; it’s not your job.
Correct Answer
B. Politely ask the coach to return to the box and explain that the First Aid officer will do their job and look after him. If required, ensure all other officials and spectators stay off the ground. Then if requested by the First Aid Officer, provide any support needed.Explanation
In this scenario, the correct answer is to politely ask the coach to return to the box and explain that the First Aid officer will do their job and look after his son. This is the appropriate response because it ensures that the coach does not interfere with the medical professionals who are trained to handle the situation. It also helps maintain order by keeping other officials and spectators off the ground. If the First Aid Officer requests any support, then it should be provided.Rate this question:
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- 13.
If a breach of any code of conduct occurs and you believe the league needs to be notified of the matter, which form should be completed and sent to the league?
- A.
Ground Marshall Checklist
- B.
Notice of Report
- C.
Ground Marshall Incident Form
Correct Answer
C. Ground Marshall Incident FormExplanation
The correct answer is the Ground Marshall Incident Form. This form should be completed and sent to the league if a breach of any code of conduct occurs and you believe the league needs to be notified of the matter. This form is specifically designed for reporting incidents and is likely to contain all the necessary information required by the league to address the matter appropriately.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Consider the following scenario, it has been reported to you that there is a spectator drinking alcohol in an unlicensed area. What should you do?
- A.
Do nothing, it isn’t hurting anyone.
- B.
Investigate the situation, ask them to tip out the alcohol and if non-compliant contact police.
- C.
Call the police immediately.
Correct Answer
B. Investigate the situation, ask them to tip out the alcohol and if non-compliant contact police.Explanation
In this scenario, the correct answer is to investigate the situation, ask the spectator to pour out the alcohol, and if they refuse to comply, contact the police. This is the appropriate course of action because drinking alcohol in an unlicensed area is against the rules and regulations. By investigating the situation, you can gather more information and assess the severity of the issue. Asking the spectator to pour out the alcohol gives them a chance to rectify the situation without involving the police. However, if they refuse to comply, it is necessary to contact the police to enforce the rules and maintain order.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Consider the following scenario, a coach is constantly abusing both opposition players and the umpire. What should you do?
- A.
Yell at him/her telling them to stop.
- B.
Let him/her continue, they is just being “passionate”.
- C.
Request the assistance of the team manager to defuse the situation, politely ask the coach to refrain from his/her behaviour and remind them of their Code of Conduct.
Correct Answer
C. Request the assistance of the team manager to defuse the situation, politely ask the coach to refrain from his/her behaviour and remind them of their Code of Conduct.Explanation
In this scenario, it is important to address the coach's abusive behavior towards the opposition players and the umpire. Yelling at the coach may escalate the situation and is not a productive solution. Allowing the coach to continue under the excuse of being "passionate" enables their inappropriate behavior. The best course of action is to request the assistance of the team manager to defuse the situation. By doing so, the manager can intervene and address the coach's behavior in a calm and professional manner. Reminding the coach of their Code of Conduct can serve as a gentle reminder of the expected behavior and help them understand the consequences of their actions.Rate this question:
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