1.
What is not a skill station in Individual Skills?
Correct Answer
C. Defense
Explanation
Defense is not a skill station in Individual Skills because it is not a specific skill that can be practiced or developed in isolation. Shooting, dribbling, and passing are all skills that can be practiced individually and improved upon through focused training. However, defense is a more dynamic and situational aspect of the game that relies on a combination of skills such as footwork, anticipation, and positioning. It is best developed through game-like scenarios and drills that simulate real-game situations rather than in isolation as a skill station.
2.
If an athlete makes a three-point field goal in half court, does it count as three points?
Correct Answer
A. Yes
Explanation
In basketball, a three-point field goal is awarded when a player successfully shoots the ball from beyond the three-point line. The location of the shot, whether it is made from half court or any other point beyond the line, does not affect the point value. Therefore, if an athlete makes a three-point field goal from half court, it still counts as three points.
3.
In full-court, can the defense run a full court press when they are ahead in the second half?
Correct Answer
B. Yes
Explanation
A defense can run a full court press at any point, regardless of the score or time remaining in the game.
4.
Athletes can compete in two basketball events at the same competition. What are the two events they can compete in?
Correct Answer
D. Unified Basketball and any other basketball event
Explanation
Athletes can compete in Unified Basketball and one other basketball event at a competition because those schedules do not conflict.
5.
How is an athlete eligible to attend the State basketball tournament?
Correct Answer
C. Attend the Area tournament
Explanation
An athlete is eligible for the State tournament if they attend the Area tournament first. The only exception to an athlete missing Area and still attending State is in the case of an illness or family emergency.
6.
In half-court, when can an athlete on defense cross the free throw line?
Correct Answer
D. Once the offensive player has passed the ball in or on any live ball change of possession
Explanation
An athlete on defense can cross the free throw line once the offensive player has passed the ball in or on any live ball change of possession. This means that the defensive player is allowed to cross the free throw line when the offensive team loses possession of the ball, either through a turnover or when the ball is inbounded. The defensive player must wait for this specific moment before crossing the free throw line.
7.
What information does a coach submit when registering a basketball team for a competition?
Correct Answer
D. All of the above
Explanation
When registering a basketball team for a competition, a coach needs to submit various information. This includes the roster of athletes and coaches, which lists all the players and staff members associated with the team. Additionally, the coach needs to provide assessment scores for each athlete, which may involve evaluating their skills and abilities. Lastly, the coach is required to fill out a team information page, which typically includes details such as the team name, contact information, and any other necessary details. Therefore, all of the options mentioned above are correct and necessary for registering a basketball team for a competition.
8.
How many Level 2 coaches does a team need?
Correct Answer
A. One
Explanation
Each team is required to have one Level 2 coach per team, depending on the roster size a team may need additional Level 1 coaches.
9.
Can an eight year old compete as a Unified Partner?
Correct Answer
A. Yes
Explanation
Age eight is the minimum requirement for Unified Partners and atheltes.
10.
What is the only basketball event a coach can stand under the basket?
Correct Answer
B. Half Court
Explanation
In a half court basketball game, the coach can stand under the basket. This is because in a half court game, the playing area is divided into two halves, with only one basket being used. This allows the coach to be close to the action and provide guidance and instructions to the players. In contrast, in a full court game, there are two baskets and the coach typically stands on the sidelines. Unified Basketball and Individual Skills events may also have coaches standing under the basket, but the question specifically asks for the only basketball event where this is possible, which is Half Court.