Basketball 1

What is a player keeping one foot at the same point of contact on the floor and moves the other foot in any direction?

When an official holds a closed fist above his head and points to a player with his other hand, what is he indicating?

How can you counter a defensive player who is overplaying an offensive player?

How does a girl's high school basketball differ from the one boys use?

The center has made 20 points inside the lane. What defensive adjustment would BEST help to stop inside scoring?

What could result due to failure to drink water or other liquids at regular intervals during practices or games?

What happens if a player goes over the free throw line when shooting a free throw?

What can an official award points for?

Which is a list of positions for basketball?

What happens if a live ball touches an official who is standing on the court?

What is boxing out an important component of?

How many free throws are awarded to a player fouled in the act of shooting a three-point shot (which is unsuccessful)?

What is a defensive tactic used to combat the effectiveness of a screen?

An offensive player is allowed to be in the foul lane or "key" area for how many seconds?

How many seconds does the offensive team have to move the ball over the half court line once they inbound the ball

What is a double dribble an example of?

What is the PRIMARY purpose of seeding teams in a tournament?

When playing against a zone defense, what SHOULD a team do?

Why are full court zone presses more difficult to execute than half court zone presses?

A regulation basketball rim is how many feet high?

What is the term for legally delaying or preventing an opponent from reaching a desired position?

When an official places his palm against the back of his head, what is he indicating?

What side is considered the weak side or help side of the court?

When a player makes a pass which sets a teammate up for a score, what is he credited with?

How are the game and each overtime period normally started?

What is MOST important when transitioning from offense to defense?

Which is the BEST way for the offense to break a full court press in basketball?

How many points are awarded for a field goal inside the 3 point line?

What is legally changing direction of the body while one foot maintains contact with the floor?

What defense will a team MOST likely play if it is trailing by six points late in the game?

What is the opportunity given to a player to score one point by an unhindered try for goal?

What should the dribbler control the ball with?

What is a technical foul also considered?

What is a pick and roll?

What is the term for illegal personal contact which stops the progress of an opponent on offense?

A player is disqualified after committing a combination of how many personal fouls and technical fouls?

What is a player whose pass is intercepted charged with?

Which position on a basketball team requires the MOST speed, coordination and agility on defense?

It is BEST to watch which body part when guarding a dribbler?

In high school, when may players enter the lane during a free throw?

What is when 4 players one the defense team play a zone press and a 5th guards the other team's best player man-to-man?

What do you call language or actions designed to embarrass or ridicule an opponent?

Which is NOT a commonly used zone defense?

Everyday the coach has players do the shuttle run, the three-man weave, and wind sprints. What Skills are being applied?

As a forward, Ali reviewed his stats, he had a 3.2 RPG. Which would BEST help him improve his rebounding?

What action do you see from an official when they are trying to stop the clock?

Which statement demonstrates poor sportsmanship during a basketball game?

What is when a team has a 6-point lead with one minute to play, and they pass the ball to one another without shooting?

What does a backcourt violation result in?

After the game, what SHOULD both teams do?

When a team has a five-point lead late in the game, what should its members avoid?

The three-point line is how far from the center of the rim?

Which is the correct sequence of cues for a proper free throw?

If the ball hits the rim and returns directly back to the player shooting a jump shot, what is the MOST likely reason?

If a player sprains his/her ankle in practice, what SHOULD he/she do?

Proper shooting technique does NOT include which of the following?

The free throw line is how many feet from the center of the rim?

Which component allows you to gain a greater range of motion in your joint areas, lessening your chance of injury?

Which is the MOST challenging rule for a center to apply on offense?

What is the term for legal ball movement by a player in control who bounces the ball on the floor?