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The Laws prohibit the goalkeeper from making throw-ins.
- True
- False

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2.

All free kicks must be played in a forward direction.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

This statement is not true. According to the rules of football, free kicks can be played in any direction, including both forward and backward. The direction in which the free kick is played depends on the player's strategy and the situation on the field. Therefore, the statement that all free kicks must be played in a forward direction is false.

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3.

A goalkeeper may play anywhere on the field.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

A goalkeeper is a player who is designated to protect the goal and prevent the opposing team from scoring. While their primary role is to stay in the goal area, they are not restricted to that position. In certain situations, a goalkeeper may leave the goal and play anywhere on the field, especially during attacking plays or when the team is in need of an extra player. This flexibility allows the goalkeeper to contribute to the team's overall strategy and assist in creating scoring opportunities.

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4.

The team winning the coin toss gets to decide whether to take the kick-off or choose the goal they wish to defend.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The team winning the coin toss gets to decide whether to take the kick-off or choose the goal they wish to defend. This statement is false. In most sports, including football (soccer), the team winning the coin toss gets to choose whether to kick-off or choose the goal they wish to defend.

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5.

The referee must not signal for the taking of the penalty kick until all players are placed correctly as required by Law.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The referee must wait until all players are in the correct positions as required by the rules before signaling for the penalty kick to be taken. This ensures fairness and adherence to the laws of the game.

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6.

Having applied advantage, the referee may punish the original foul if the advantage is not realized within a few seconds.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

When a foul occurs in a game, the referee has the option to play advantage if the team that was fouled still has an opportunity to maintain possession or score. If the advantage is applied, the referee allows play to continue and gives the fouled team the opportunity to benefit from the advantage. However, if the advantage is not realized within a few seconds, the referee can then go back and punish the original foul. This ensures that the team that was fouled does not lose out on a potential advantage if they were unable to capitalize on it immediately. Therefore, the statement is true.

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7.

The penalty mark is located 10 yards away from the goal line.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The penalty mark is not located 10 yards away from the goal line. In fact, it is located 12 yards away from the goal line. This mark is used in soccer to indicate where a penalty kick is taken from.

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8.

The ball strike the assistant referee who is inside the field next to the touch line. The referee stop play and restart play with a drop ball.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False
9.

Law 8 mention the duties of the referee and assistant referee
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Law 8 does not specifically mention the duties of the referee and assistant referee. Instead, Law 8 focuses on the start and restart of play, including the procedures for kick-off, dropped ball, free kicks, penalty kicks, and throw-ins. The duties of the referee and assistant referee are outlined in other laws of the game, such as Law 5 (Referee) and Law 6 (Assistant Referees). Therefore, the statement that Law 8 mentions the duties of the referee and assistant referee is false.

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10.

When taking a kick-off, the kicker sends the ball directly into the opponents' goal. The restart is a kick-off for the opposing team.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

When taking a kick-off, the objective is to send the ball directly into the opponents' goal. This restarts the game and gives the opposing team a kick-off, allowing them to have possession of the ball and start their attack. Therefore, the statement is true.

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11.

A player who is lying on the ground kicks the ball. No other player is nearby. What is the restart?
- Indirect free kick
- None, there is no infringement.
- Direct free kick
Correct Answer

A. None, there is no infringement.

Explanation

The correct answer is "None, there is no infringement." When a player who is lying on the ground kicks the ball and no other player is nearby, it does not constitute an infringement or a foul. As long as the player does not use excessive force or commit any other foul play, they are allowed to kick the ball while on the ground. Therefore, there is no need for a restart or any penalty.

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12.

A Blue attacker kicks the ball toward the Red goal from about 35 yards away. A Red defender standing in the penalty arc attempts to kick the ball back toward midfield, but it slides off the side of her foot and rolls into the penalty area, where the Red goalkeeper picks it up. The referee should:
- Stop play and award an indirect free kick to the Blue team at the point where the goalkeeper touched the ball.
- Stop play and award a penalty kick to the Blue team.
- Allow play to continue.
Correct Answer

A. Allow play to continue.

Explanation

The correct answer is to allow play to continue. In this scenario, the Red defender unintentionally mishit the ball, causing it to roll into the penalty area where the Red goalkeeper picked it up. Since there was no intentional handball or foul committed by the Red team, the referee should not stop play or award a free kick or penalty kick to the Blue team. The play should continue as normal.

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13.

A player will be punished for misconduct while celebrating a goal if her action:
- Is obscene.
- Is provocative.
- Any of the above.
Correct Answer

A. Any of the above.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Any of the above" because a player can be punished for misconduct while celebrating a goal if her action is obscene or provocative. This means that if the player's celebration involves any obscene or provocative gestures or behavior, she can be penalized by the officials.

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14.

At the taking of an indirect free kick, the kicker shoots the ball directly into the opponents' goal without anyone else touching it. How is play restarted?
- Kick-off
- Indirect free kick for the opponents after cautioning the kicker for unsporting behavior.
- Goal kick
Correct Answer

A. Goal kick

Explanation

When the kicker shoots the ball directly into the opponents' goal without anyone else touching it during an indirect free kick, play is restarted with a goal kick.

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15.

During a sudden change in possession, the referee is caught in the middle of play in the center circle. The ball strikes the referee and rebounds to an attacking player. The referee should:
- Stop play, award an indirect free kick to the opposing team, since the player to whom the ball rebounded received it unfairly.
- Stop play and conduct a dropped ball.
- Allow play to continue.
Correct Answer

A. Allow play to continue.

Explanation

In this situation, the referee is caught in the middle of play and the ball strikes them, rebounding to an attacking player. According to the rules, if the referee is accidentally hit by the ball and it rebounds to a player, play should be allowed to continue. The player did not intentionally gain an advantage from the ball hitting the referee, so there is no unfair play involved. Therefore, the correct decision is to allow play to continue.

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The Laws prohibit the goalkeeper from making throw-ins.

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All free kicks must be played in a forward direction.

A goalkeeper may play anywhere on the field.

The team winning the coin toss gets to decide whether to take the kick-off or choose the goal they wish to defend.

The referee must not signal for the taking of the penalty kick until all players are placed correctly as required by Law.

Having applied advantage, the referee may punish the original foul if the advantage is not realized within a few seconds.

The penalty mark is located 10 yards away from the goal line.

The ball strike the assistant referee who is inside the field next to the touch line. The referee stop play and restart play with a drop ball.

Law 8 mention the duties of the referee and assistant referee

When taking a kick-off, the kicker sends the ball directly into the opponents' goal. The restart is a kick-off for the opposing team.

A player who is lying on the ground kicks the ball. No other player is nearby. What is the restart?

A Blue attacker kicks the ball toward the Red goal from about 35 yards away. A Red defender standing in the penalty arc attempts to kick the ball back toward midfield, but it slides off the side of her foot and rolls into the penalty area, where the Red goalkeeper picks it up. The referee should:

A player will be punished for misconduct while celebrating a goal if her action:

At the taking of an indirect free kick, the kicker shoots the ball directly into the opponents' goal without anyone else touching it. How is play restarted?

During a sudden change in possession, the referee is caught in the middle of play in the center circle. The ball strikes the referee and rebounds to an attacking player. The referee should: