1.
If a player is using a ball to block and they block a ball into themselves they are:
Correct Answer
B. Out
Explanation
If a player is using a ball to block and they block a ball into themselves, they are considered "Out." This means that they have made an error or mistake in the game by unintentionally hitting the ball towards themselves, resulting in a loss of points or a turn.
2.
A player is standing upright and they get hit in the face with a ball. There are:
Correct Answer
A. In
Explanation
The correct answer is "In" because when a player is standing upright and gets hit in the face with a ball, the ball goes into the player's face.
3.
A player blocks a throw with a ball they are holding. The impact of the block causes them to lose control of their ball. They are:
Correct Answer
B. Out
Explanation
When a player blocks a throw with the ball they are holding and loses control of it, they are considered "out". This is because losing control of the ball indicates that the player did not successfully catch or maintain possession of it, which in turn means that they did not successfully block the throw. Therefore, the player is deemed "out" in this situation.
4.
The Billy West Rule states that:
Correct Answer
B. If one or both knees are bent like a baseball catcher or on the ground, the ball becomes an extension of your body, and headshots count.
Explanation
The Billy West Rule states that if one or both knees are bent like a baseball catcher or on the ground, the ball becomes an extension of your body. This means that any headshots made while in this position will count as valid shots.
5.
If you are behind the cones and a ball hits them you are:
Correct Answer
C. In, as long as you are retrieving a ball
Explanation
If you are behind the cones and a ball hits them, you are considered "In" as long as you are retrieving a ball. This means that you are still actively participating in the game and are involved in the play. Being "In" implies that you are within the designated playing area and are engaged in the activity.
6.
The headless horseman rule applies when
Correct Answer
A. You are bent over, and, if your head was removed, the ball still would have hit you
Explanation
The headless horseman rule applies when you are bent over and if your head was removed, the ball still would have hit you. This suggests that the rule is designed to protect players who are in a vulnerable position and would have been hit by the ball regardless of whether their head was present or not. It implies that the rule takes into consideration the player's body position and the trajectory of the ball to determine if they should be considered out or not.
7.
A player deflects a throw using a ball, but the ball hits their face. The player is
Correct Answer
B. Out
Explanation
The player is "Out" because in most sports, if the ball hits a player's face while attempting to deflect a throw, it is considered a failed attempt and the player is deemed "Out".
8.
If a ball hits off of a teammate or an object, and then is caught by someone else, the result is:
Correct Answer
C. Nothing
Explanation
If a ball hits off of a teammate or an object, and then is caught by someone else, the result is "Nothing". This means that there are no consequences or changes in the game. The thrower is not out, and no teammate is coming back in. The play continues as normal without any penalties or alterations.
9.
Drinking is:
Correct Answer
C. Not allowed at Together in Motion, but encouraged at the bar
Explanation
The correct answer is not allowed at Together in Motion, but encouraged at the bar. This means that drinking is prohibited at Together in Motion, but it is encouraged at the bar.
10.
The Douche Bag Rule is
Correct Answer
C. In place for rare times that a referee does not see a play
Explanation
The Douche Bag Rule is in place for rare times that a referee does not see a play. This means that if a referee misses a certain play or call, the players can self-referee and make decisions on their own. It serves as a backup rule to ensure fairness and maintain the flow of the game in situations where the referee's judgment is not available.