Football Qualification Questions #2

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With 9:42 left in the first quarter, the umpire stops the game clock because A1 is bleeding. Team A requests and is granted a charged timeout. During the timeout, A1 receives medical treatment, his bleeding stops and the wound is properly covered with a legal bandage.
- A1 must leave the field for at least one play.
- A1 need not leave the game.
- The officials erred by granting a charged timeout.

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The ten questions are from last year's qualification test. Good chance to review.

Football Qualification Questions #2 - Quiz

2.

Before the ready for play on a try, team K requests that the ball be placed at the left hashmark. The kick is unsuccessful beyond the endline. While the kick is in flight, R1 is flagged for holding. Team K accepts the penalty and requests that the ball be placed in between the hashmarks.
- The request is granted
- The request is denied.
Correct Answer

A. The request is granted

Explanation

The request is granted because when a penalty is accepted, the team has the option to choose where the ball will be placed. In this case, Team K accepted the penalty and requested that the ball be placed in between the hashmarks. Since it is within their rights to make this request, it is granted by the officials.

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3.

K1 punts from Team R48 yardline. R2 catches the kick on the three yardline and his original momentum carries him back into his end zone, where he slips and falls to the ground.
- That's a safety
- That's a touchback
- The momentum exception applies; it will be team R's ball on its own three yardline.
Correct Answer

A. The momentum exception applies; it will be team R's ball on its own three yardline.

Explanation

Rule 8-5-2a Momentum exception

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4.

First and 10 for team A from its own 20 yardline. A1 is under a heavy rush and throws a backward pass intended for A2. Before the ball reaches A2, B3 bats the ball toward A's goalline.
- Legal play
- Illegal batting by B3
Correct Answer

A. Legal play

Explanation

Rule 9-7-2

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5.

A1's legal forward pass is intended for A2, who is beyond the neutral zone. A2 attempts the catch, but only manages to deflect the ball high into the air. While the muffed ball is in the air, ineligible A3 blocks B4, preventing an interception.
- No problem
- Pass interference on A3.
- Illegal use of hands on A3.
Correct Answer

A. No problem

Explanation

Rule 9-2-1h

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6.

A1 and B2 are on their respective lines and in the free-blocking zone at the snap. Immediately at the snap, A1 blocks B2 above the waist. The contact causes both players to stop. A1 immediately continues his charge and blocks B2 below the waist. The ball was in the zone the entire time.
- Foul for blocking below the waist.
- Legal only if the free-blocking zone has not disintegrated.
- Legal.
Correct Answer

A. Legal.

Explanation

Rule 9-3-2a

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7.

The linesman notices team A's head coach is chewing tobacco.
- The coach is immediately ejected.
- The coach is penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Correct Answer

A. The coach is penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct.

Explanation

Rule 9-5-1h

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8.

During the dead-ball interval between downs, quarterback A1 and safety B2 go to their respective sidelines to receive instructions. All coaches remain in their team boxes and the players remain on their respective sides of the neutral zone and on the field
- Each team is guilty of an illegal conference.
- Legal.
Correct Answer

A. Legal.

Explanation

Rule 9-8-1f

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9.

If a team commits an obviously unfair act not specifically covered by the rules, the referee may enforce any penalty but may not award a score.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Rule 9-9-1 note

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10.

B1 intercepts A2's legal forward pass at his own one yardline and advances to his four yardline and fumbles. B3 recovers the fumble, but his momentum takes him into his end zone, where he is downed.
- The momentum exception applies;team B's ball at its own four yardline.
- Touchback; team B's ball at its own 20 yardline.
- Safety; team A scores two points.
Correct Answer

A. Safety; team A scores two points.

Explanation

Rule 8-5-2a exception

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Football Qualification Questions #2

With 9:42 left in the first quarter, the umpire stops the game clock because A1 is bleeding. Team A requests and is granted a charged timeout. During the timeout, A1 receives medical treatment, his bleeding stops and the wound is properly covered with a legal bandage.

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Before the ready for play on a try, team K requests that the ball be placed at the left hashmark. The kick is unsuccessful beyond the endline. While the kick is in flight, R1 is flagged for holding. Team K accepts the penalty and requests that the ball be placed in between the hashmarks.

K1 punts from Team R48 yardline. R2 catches the kick on the three yardline and his original momentum carries him back into his end zone, where he slips and falls to the ground.

First and 10 for team A from its own 20 yardline. A1 is under a heavy rush and throws a backward pass intended for A2. Before the ball reaches A2, B3 bats the ball toward A's goalline.

A1's legal forward pass is intended for A2, who is beyond the neutral zone. A2 attempts the catch, but only manages to deflect the ball high into the air. While the muffed ball is in the air, ineligible A3 blocks B4, preventing an interception.

A1 and B2 are on their respective lines and in the free-blocking zone at the snap. Immediately at the snap, A1 blocks B2 above the waist. The contact causes both players to stop. A1 immediately continues his charge and blocks B2 below the waist. The ball was in the zone the entire time.

The linesman notices team A's head coach is chewing tobacco.

During the dead-ball interval between downs, quarterback A1 and safety B2 go to their respective sidelines to receive instructions. All coaches remain in their team boxes and the players remain on their respective sides of the neutral zone and on the field

If a team commits an obviously unfair act not specifically covered by the rules, the referee may enforce any penalty but may not award a score.

B1 intercepts A2's legal forward pass at his own one yardline and advances to his four yardline and fumbles. B3 recovers the fumble, but his momentum takes him into his end zone, where he is downed.