Futsal LAWS OF THE GAME TEST

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Question
1 of 20

Is it possible to score a goal directly from a goal clearance?

(a)Some times.

(b)Yes, in both goals.

(c)No. It depends on which side of the goal the ball left the pitch.

(d)Yes, in the opposing goal.

Reference: Law 16 - The Goal Clearance

Question
2 of 20

A player is sent off when his team has possesion of the ball. Five minutes later he returns and strikes an opposing goalkeeper in the penalty area. What action should the referees take?

(a)Allow play to continue. When the ball is out of play, Send off the offending player, and restart the match in accordance with the Futsal Laws of the Game.

(b)Send him off and restart play with an indirect free kick to the opposing team, to be taken from the position of the ball when the referees stopped play.

(c)Restart play with a dropped ball in the place where the player re-entered the pitch.

(d)Order the expelled player to leave the pitch, and restart play with a dropped ball at the place where the ball was located. A report is made of the incident.

Reference: Law 12 - Fouls and Misconduct

Question
3 of 20

In which of these situations is the ball out of play?

(a)When it has crossed the touch line or the goal line completely, either in the air or on the ground.

(b)When play has been stopped by the referees.

(c)When it strikes against one of the posts or the crossbar and remains in the pitch.

(d)Answers a and b are correct.

Reference: Law 9 - The Ball In and Out of Play ; Law 10 - The Method of Scoring

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4 of 20

Can a player wear a snood around his neck?

(a)Yes, if the referees consider that it is not dangerous.

(b)No, never.

(c)Yes, always.

(d)Yes, if it is to protect the player from the cold.

Reference: Law 4 - The Players� Equipment

Question
5 of 20

A player takes a free kick from outside his own penalty area and deliberately handles the ball before it has been played by any other player. What action should the referees take?

(a)Penalise the most serious offence, awarding a direct free kick or a penalty kick if the infringement was committed within the penalty area.

(b)Penalise the most serious offence, awarding an indirect free kick if the infringement was committed outside the penalty area or a penalty kick if the infringement was committed within it.

(c)Award a dropped ball.

(d)Allow play to continue and do not take any measures.

Reference: Law 13 - Free Kicks

Question
6 of 20

Should the third referee keep a record of the players taking part in the match?

(a)Yes.

(b)No, never.

(c)It is not necessary.

(d)Only at the end of the match.

Reference: Law 6 - The Assistant Referees

Question
7 of 20

For which of the following reasons should a game be extended?

(a)For a penalty kick to be taken from the second penalty mark.

(b)For a direct free kick without a wall to be taken.

(c)For a penalty to be taken.

(d)All of the previous answers are correct.

Reference: Law 7 - The Duration of the Match ; Law 8 - The Start and Restart of Play

Question
8 of 20

The captains of both teams agree not to take kicks from the penalty mark to determine the winner of a match or a home-and-away, in spite of this being stipulated by the competition rules. What action should the referees take?

(a)Caution both captains for unsporting behavior.

(b)Inform the relevant authorities of this incident.

(c)Accept the captains` decision.

(d)None of the answers is correct.

Reference: Law 14 - The Penalty Kick

Question
9 of 20

A player takes a corner kick in the direction of his own goal and the ball hits the goalkeeper and enters the goal. What action should the referees take?

(a)Award the goal.

(b)They order the corner to be taken again and caution the kicker for unsporting behavior.

(c)They award a corner kick to the opposing team.

(d)They award a goal clearance to the opposing team.

Reference: Law 17 - The Corner Kick

Question
10 of 20

A player is outside of his penalty area and spits at an opponent who is also outside this area. What action should the referees take?

(a)Send him off, and restart the match with a penalty kick to the opposing team.

(b)Send him off, and restart the match with a free indirect kick to the opposing team.

(c)Send him off, and restart the match with a direct free kick to the opposing team.

(d)None of the previous answers is correct.

Reference: Law 12 - Fouls and Misconduct

Question
11 of 20

A player impedes an opponent`s progress by using physical contact. What action should the referees take?

(a)Penalise the team of the offending player with an direct free kick or a penalty kick for holding an opponent.

(b)Penalise the team of the offending player with an indirect free kick for impeding the progress of an opponent.

(c)Allow play to continue.

(d)Caution the offending player for unsporting behavior, and restart play with an indirect free kick.

Reference: Law 12 - Fouls and Misconduct

Question
12 of 20

A player, after colliding with an opponent, starts to bleed and the referees order him to leave the pitch. Once recovered, he re-enters the pitch without the permission of the referees. Is this allowed?

(a)Yes, the referees` permission is not necessary.

(b)No, the referees, or the third referee, must give him permission.

(c)No, the assistant referees are responsible for authorizing him to return to the pitch.

(d)None of the previous answers is correct.

Reference: Law 3 - The Number of Players

Question
13 of 20

After the first half of a match has finished, both teams agree to begin the second period without taking a rest. Can the referees allow this?

(a)Yes, provided that no player requests a rest, as they are entitled to.

(b)No, the competition rules stipulate that the players are entitled to a rest.

(c)No, the duration of the interval cannot be altered.

(d)Yes, if the referees consent to it.

Reference: Law 7 - The Duration of the Match ; Law 8 - The Start and Restart of Play

Question
14 of 20

What action should the referees take?if a player delays a kick-in?

(a)Caution him for delaying the restart of play.

(b)Caution him for unsporting behavior.

(c)Caution him for delaying the restart of play and award a kick-in to the opposing team.

(d)They do not take any action because the ball is out of play.

Reference: Law 15 - The Kick-in ; Law 16 - The Goal Clearance ; Law 17 - The Corner Kick

Question
15 of 20

The second referee indicates that the ball has gone out over the touch line. After this, a defender violently attacks an attacker inside his own penalty area. What action should the referees take?

(a)Send the player off for violent conduct. Play is restarted with a kick-in.

(b)Send the player off for violent conduct. Play is restarted with a penalty kick.

(c)Caution the player for unsporting behavior. Play is restarted with a a kick-in.

(d)Caution the player for unsporting behavior. Play is restarted with a penalty kick.

Reference: Law 5 - The Referee

Question
16 of 20

A substitute enters the pitch meaning his team has six players on at a moment in which they are attacking. What action should the referee take?

(a)Stop play, caution the player for unsporting behavior, order him to leave the pitch and restart play by means of a dropped ball.

(b)Stop play, caution the player for unsporting behavior, order him to leave the pitch and restart play by means of an indirect free kick awarded to the opposing team.

(c)Stop play, caution the player for entering the pitch without their permission, order him to leave the pitch and restart play by means of a dropped ball.

(d)Stop play, caution the player for entering the pitch without their permission, order him to leave the pitch and restart play by means of an indirect free kick awarded to the opposing team.

Reference: Law 3 - The Number of Players

Question
17 of 20

A substuitute is warming up behind his own goal, when his team is in danger of conceding a goal, he enters the pitch and stops the goal being scored with his foot, what decision should the referees take?

(a)Stop play, caution the substitute, restart play with a dropped ball on the spot where the ball was when play was stopped.

(b)Stop play, send off the substitute, restart play with a dropped ball on the spot where the ball was when play was stopped.

(c)Stop play, caution the substitute and order play to be restarted with an indirect free kick against the substitute`s team from the spot where the ball was when play was stopped.

(d)Stop play, send off the substitute and order play to be restarted with an indirect free kick against the substitute`s team from the spot where the ball was when play was stopped.

Reference: Law 10 - The Method of Scoring

Question
18 of 20

Is it considered a foul to commit one of the nine offences penalised with a free kick (whether committed against an opponent or upon a team-mate)?

(a)Yes, always.

(b)No, not at all.

(c)It can only be considered as a foul if misconduct is committed as result.

(d)None of the previous answers is correct.

Reference: Law 12 - Fouls and Misconduct

Question
19 of 20

All of the lines marking the pitch must have a maximum width of …

(a)8 cm

(b)10 cm

(d)5 cm

Reference: Law 1 - The Pitch ; Law 2 - The Ball

Question
20 of 20

A player takes a kick-off and scores in the opposing goal without the goalkeeper of the defending team managing to touch the ball. Is the goal valid?

(a)Yes, it is always valid.

(b)No.

(c)Yes, always provided that the kick has been taken according to the Laws of the Game.

(d)None of the previous answers is correct.

Reference: Law 8 - The Start and Restart of Play

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