Soccer Trivia: The Ultimate Quiz! MCQ

The goalkeeper must wear a jersey that differs in color from any teammate, opponent, or referee.

If the team in possession of the ball during a throw-iin chooses to substitute, the opposing team may substitute at that time.

A goalkeeper may wear a soft-billed non-dangerous cap.

If the referee blows his/her whistle inadvertently, he/she should signal and announce "Play on."

An attacker who receives the ball directly from a throw-in can be offside.

The thrower shall use both hands and shall deliver the ball from behind and over the head in one continuous movement.

A whistle is required to restart play after a substitution.

Any time an indirect kick offense is committed by a defender in his/her penalty area, the opponents are awarded a penalty kick.

A yellow card may be issued when a player uses abusive language towards the referee.

A goalkeeper may not hold the ball for more than five seconds after taking possession/control in his/her hands.

Intentionally handling the ball results in a direct free kick; unintentional handling results in an indirect free kick.

Dangerous play is any act the referee considers likely to cause injury to any player. 

Verbal or visual dissent offered in reaction to a referee's decision is a cautionable (yellow card) offense.

Offside position is judged at the moment the ball is played.

If the ball hits the referee during play, play must be stopped.

It is illegal for players to make slide tackles from behind (playing the ball first)

The head referee shall address coaches and players concerning good sportsmanship.

A goalkeeper shall not touch the ball with his/her hands after receiving it directly from a throw-in by a teammate. An indirect free kick shall be awarded to the opponent at the spot of the violation, unless in the goal area. 

Intentionally handling the ball results in a direct kick; unintentional handling results in an indirect free kick.