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Football Exam Study1. Targeting is an act by any player who takes aim and initiates contact
against an opponent above the shoulders with the helmet, forearm, hand, fist,
elbow or shoulders. T/F: True
2. No defensive player shall commit any illegal personal contact foul listed
in rule 9-4-3 against the passer. T/F: True
3. The game officials shall assume authority for the contest, including
penalizing unsportsmanlike acts, 15 minutes prior to the scheduled game
time - an earlier time if required by the state association. T/F: False
4. Face tackling is an act by any player who initiates contact against an
opponent at the shoulders or below with the crown (top portion) of his helmet.
T/F: False
5. The referee shall have the authority to correct the number of the next
down prior to the ball becoming live after a new series of downs is awarded.
T/F: True
6. Illegal helmet contact may not be judged a flagrant act by the game official.
T/F: False
7. No player or nonplayer shall make any other contact with an opponent,
including a defenseless player, which is deemed unnecessary or excessive
and which incites roughness. T/F: True
8. The accidental touching of a loose ball by a player who was blocked into
the ball is ignored and does not constitute a new force. T/F: Tru
9. A defenseless player is a player who, because of his physical position
and focus of concentration, is especially vulnerable to injury. T/F: True
10. When the ball is loose following an illegal kick, it does not retain the same
status as prior to the illegal kick. T/F: False
11. If a free kick goes out of bounds between the goal lines touched
inbounds by R, the ball is put in play by R at the inbounds spot. T/F: True
12. Blocking is obstructing an opponent by contacting him with any part of
the blocker's body. T/F: True
13. Initial force results from a carry, fumble, kick, pass, snap or muff. T/F:
False
14. Any act that is clearly intended to cause B to encroach is an
unsportsmanlike foul. T/F: False
15. At the time the ball is kicked, at least four K players must be on each side
of the kicker. T/F: True
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, 16. By state association adoption, to allow for special occasions,
commemorative or memorial patches, not to exceed 4 square inches, may
be worn on the uniform without compromising its integrity. T/F: True
17. An unofficial auxiliary down indicator may be used, but it must be
operated approximately 2 yards outside the sideline (except in stadiums
where the total playing enclosure does not permit) opposite the official
line-to-gain and down indicators. T/F: True
18. A free kick must be used following a safety. T/F: True
19. Ball-colored helmets are legal player equipment. T/F: False
20. If the helmet comes completely off during subsequent dead-ball action
related to the down, and is not directly attributable to a foul by the
opponent, the player must leave the game for at least one down (unless
halftime or overtime intermission occurs). T/F: True
21. If a player does not have a helmet that met the NOCSAE test standards
when manufactured, he may participate, but a 5-yard penalty shall be
enforced.
T/F: False
22. When any required equipment is missing, correction must be made before
participation. T/F: True
23. Between the first and second periods and between the third and fourth
periods, the teams may or may not change goals. T/F: False
24. If there was an inadvertent whistle during the last timed down of the
period, the period is not extended by an untimed down. T/F: True
25. A period shall not be extended by an untimed down if, during a down in
which time expires, fouls for which enforcement, by rule, result in a safety.
T/F: True
26. State high school associations may determine the length of halftimes,
provided it is not less than 10 minutes and not more than 20 minutes. T/F:
True 27. The period shall be extended if, during a down in which time
expires, B1 commits an unsportsmanlike foul and the penalty is accepted.
T/F: False
28. Giving an invalid fair-catch signal carries a 15-yard penalty. T/F: False
29. Only the receiver who gives a valid fair-catch signal is afforded protection.
T/F: True
30. Only one receiver may give a signal for a fair catch while any legal kick is
in flight. T/F: False
31. A fair-catch signal given by a receiver in his own end zone is not a foul.
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