Little League Umpire Test 8

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Questions: 10 | Attempts: 655 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

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21) The batter hits a hard ground ball to the shortstop. While waiting to field the ball, the runner on second is attempting to advance to third base. However, while running to third base the runner stows down and times it so that he/she is directly in front of the shortstop when the ball gets there, which causes the shortstop to miss the ball. The umpire calls “Time, the runner is out for interference”. (Rule 2.00 — Interference (a))

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1) Innings pitched in games declared “Regulation Tie Games” or “Suspended Games” are to be charged against pitcher’s eligibility for that week. If the game is continued at a later date a pitcher may only pitch a total of six innings in that game. (Reg. VI - NOTE: 2.)

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Questions: 10 | Attempts: 3398 | Last updated: Mar 20, 2023

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61) The center fielder fires the ball from center field in an attempt to get the runner trying to make it to third on the base hit. The ball sails and ends up in the parking lot. At the time of the throw the lead runner was between second and third and the batter-runner was between home and first base. The runners by rule are placed at second and third (Rule 7.05(g))

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Little League Umpire Test 6

This test assesses knowledge of Little League baseball rules, focusing on scenarios like batting out of order, catcher's interference, and specific pitching rules.

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 924 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

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51) Charles is scheduled to bat but Daniel steps into the box and promptly strokes a double to right center field. The defensive team appeals to the home plate umpire before the next pitch or play. The umpire recognizes that Charles was scheduled to bat and that Daniel batted out of turn. The umpire calls Daniel out and removes him from the second base. (Rule 6.07(b))

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Questions: 8 | Attempts: 407 | Last updated: Mar 20, 2023

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41) Sharp ground ball hit toward the shortstop accidentally hits the runner advancing from second base to third base. The umpire places the batter-runner on second base for a two-base award. (Rule 5.09 (f))

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Little League Umpire Test 4

This quiz tests knowledge of Little League umpiring rules, including batting orders, spectator interference, fielder positions, and game regulations.

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 1126 | Last updated: Jun 25, 2025

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The batter steps into the batter’s box and promptly strokes a single on the first pitch.

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Little League Umpire Test 8

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77) The penalty for bringing the hand in contact with the mouth or lips while in the 10-foot circle is immediate removal from the game. (Rule 8.02(a)(1))

79) Any umpire’s decision which involves judgment can be protested if the manager and/or coach feels the umpire missed the call. (Rule 9.02(a))

80) Any umpire’s decision that involves the interpretation of a playing rule is not protestable by the manager and/or coach, even if the interpretation is wrong. (Rule 9.02(b))

78) Under no circumstances may a pitcher have more than eight preparatory pitches in one minute. (Rule 8.03))

72) All appeals must be made verbally by the defense before it leaves fair territory. (Rule 7.10 — NOTE: (1))

73) The runner on first base leaves before the pitch has reached the batter. The batter hits a fly ball to center field and the runner properly tags up and advances after the catch. The umpire should call “Time” and put the runner back to first base for leaving early. (Rule 7.13)

76) In a Little League Major Division game the pitcher may pitch from the set position, however the pitcher is required to come to a complete stop when pitching from the stretch. (Rule 8.01(b) NOTE)

75) From the windup position the pitcher may not throw to a base in an attempt to pick off a runner while in contact with the pitcher’s plate. (Rule 8.01(a)(2))