.
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
A. The umpire will remove the altered bat from the game and will eject B1 and the head coach from the game.
B. The umpire will wait for an appeal from the defensive team.
C. The umpire will declare a penalty strike on B1.
D. There is no penalty unless B1 hits the ball.
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
E. That is an appeal play.
B. B3 is out for abandonment.
C. B3 is allowed to return to 1st base provided she returns safely before being tagged out by the defense.
True
False
A. Only by the pitcher or catcher.
B. Only by the defensive coach.
C. When the defensive coach, pitcher or catcher makes the request.
D. By any defensive player.
A. Declare the ball dead immediately and eject R1 from the game.
B. Allow the run to score.
C. Eject F2 from the game for interference.
A. That is an appeal play.
B. B3 may return to 1st base.
C. B3 is out for abandonment.
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
A. B2 is out.
B. R1 is out for running the bases in reverse order.
C. The ball is dead.
D. R1 committed a travesty of the game.
A. The distance will be corrected at the start of the next full inning.
B. The pitching distance will be corrected immediately and the game will continue.
C. The game will be forfeited to the visiting team.
D. The game will continue with the incorrect distance.
True
False
True
False
True
False
A. Collision.
B. Aggressive physical contact.
C. Flagrant.
D. Malicious.
A. The ball is dead when F1 loses control of the ball.
B. R1 is returned to 1st and a ball is added to the batter’s count.
C. R1’s advance is legal.
True
False
A. When the runner steps off 2nd base to avoid a fielder in the act of fielding a batted ground ball, but unintentionally interfere with the fielder, causing her to misplay the ball.
B. When the runner, attempting to avoid, is inadvertently struck by a fly ball while in contact with 2nd base.
C. When the runner steps off 2nd base to avoid a fielder in the act of fielding a batted fly ball, but unintentionally interferes with the fielder, causing her to drop the ball.
A. The pitcher may not use a white glove.
B. The pitcher may not wear a grey glove.
C. The pitcher may not wear a pink glove.
D. The pitcher may wear a multicolored glove of approved colors.
True
False
True
False
A. B1 is ejected from the game without warning.
B. The ball is live.
C. The batter is charged with a third strike and is declared out.
D. The ball must be pitched.
True
False
A. The ball is delayed dead.
B. The ball is immediately dead.
C. B1 is awarded three bases from the time of the pitch.
True
False
A. The bat is illegal.
B. B1 is restricted to the bench for the remainder of the game.
C. B1 is allowed to remain in the game.
A. B4 should be declared out the instant F3 steps on 1st base.
B. The inadvertent touching of a base by a fielder does not qualify as an appeal for a missed base.
C. R3’s run is nullified.
True
False
A. Both the pivot foot and the non-pivot foot is required to be on the pitcher’s plate prior to delivery.
B. Two feet are required to be on or in contact with the pitcher’s plate prior to the delivery.
C. A backward step may be taken before the hands have been brought together.
D. No backward step may be taken.
A. B3 remains at 1st base.
B. R2 remains at 3rd base.
C. R2 is returned to 2nd base.
D. The ball is live and in play.
A. B1 is out for again hitting a fair ball in fair territory.
B. The ball is live.
C. That is a foul ball.
A. B1 is always out if she is struck by her own batted ball.
B. The ball is always ruled a foul ball.
C. B1 is out if she is struck by her own ball while she has a least one foot completely out of the batter’s box and on the ground when she is struck.
D. B1 is out and the ball is ruled a fair ball, if B1’s feet are within the lines of the batter’s box when she is struck.
A. Either teams believes the umpire has misinterpreted a playing rule.
B. A fielder with the ball informs the umpire and touches a base that a runner left before a caught fly ball was first touched.
C. R1 leaves 1st base before a pitch is released.
A. The ball is dead and R2 is out.
B. The ball is delayed-dead.
C. The ball is live.
D. B4 is out.
E. R1 is awarded home.
A. Only an infielder.
B. A coach.
C. Only the infielder involved in the play.
D. Any substitute player sitting on the bench.
True
False
A. With the hands separated, the pitcher moves her hands to bring them together.
B. The instant the pitcher parts the hands after bringing them together.
C. When the pitcher makes any motion that is part of the windup after the hands have been brought together.
D. When she steps onto the pitching plate.
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