NJHSTOA Quiz

Quiz

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1. At a county tournament, you’re observing courts 3 and 4 but notice that the singles players on court 2 have finished their match, shook hands and walked off the court. Shortly after, two new singles players arrive on court 2. You flip a coin and start timing their warm-up. As you leave the court you see that a player from the last match on court 2, along with her coach, are calling you to the fence. The player claims that the match was not finished because she realized after she left the court that the game score in the second set was 5-4 in favor of her opponent, not 6-4. What do you do?(Required)
2. At a state tournament dual team match, the second doubles match concludes and one of the losing players loudly yells a profanity. The matches that are still in progress are the second singles and first doubles. What do you do?(Required)
3. Team B arrives (with seven players) at Team A’s home court for a state team match. You notice that Team B’s second singles player is wearing an Adidas shirt and not the team uniform shirt. You speak to the Team B coach and he tells you that the player couldn’t find his team shirt. Team A coach says that it’s ok with him to let the player compete without his team uniform shirt. What’s your ruling?(Required)
4. During a doubles match rally, Team A hits a shot that tips the top of the net and then the top of the net post and lands in play on Team B’s side. Team B is unable to return the ball. Who wins the point?(Required)
5. You notice that a singles player seems to be taking too long between points. You go to her court and remind (“caution”) her that the rule is 25 second between points. A few minutes later you are on her court and 35 seconds have elapsed since the last point ended and she is still not ready to serve. You announce “Time Violation Warning”. She’s upset and starts to question why you’re timing her. Another 25 seconds pass and she’s still not ready to serve. What penalty do you assess?(Required)
6. During a state tournament dual team match, a second singles player throws her racket violently against the fence after losing her match. You will now assess a carryover penalty against her first singles teammate who earlier in her match was given a code violation – point penalty for hitting a ball over the fence in frustration after losing a point. What carryover penalty do you now assess to the first singles player?(Required)
7. In New Jersey High School tennis officiating, officials never issue a “warning”.(Required)
8. You arrive at an invitational tournament on the last day of play. The semifinals and finals are scheduled to be played. The Tournament Director tells you that the coaches have decided that the semifinals will be two-out-of-three sets with a 10-point match tiebreaker in lieu of the third set. he finals will be two-out-of-third sets with a full third set. You inform the Tournament Director that the NJSIAA rules state that –(Required)
9. In a singles match, a player misses a shot, picks up a loose ball and hits it angrily over the net. The ball strikes his opponent. He quickly apologizes, saying that he didn’t mean to hit his opponent. What do you do?(Required)
10. At a dual match, the introductions are completed and the players have reported to their courts and warm ups have begun. During the warm up, Team A second singles player steps on a loose ball and injures her ankle. The trainer is called to the court where it is determined by the player, trainer and coach that further medical attention is needed and the player will not be able to compete in the match. What happens next?(Required)
11. The server tosses the ball up, swings and totally misses the ball. Is this a service fault?(Required)
12. When you’re officiating New Jersey High School tennis matches, you’re a …(Required)
13. In the middle of a point during a singles match, Player A’s hat falls off. Player B stops play and immediately calls a “hindrance” on Player A. The players call you to the court and explain what happened. Your decision is ...(Required)
14. According to NJSIAA/USTA rules, a maximum of 25 seconds is allowed between points. Who is entitled to the full 25 seconds?(Required)
15. During a doubles match you are called to the court. Team A claims that Team B’s receiver’s partner has one or both feet in the service box while Team A is serving. What do you do?(Required)
16. After losing a game, a player yells out, “I can’t believe I’m losing to a player who’s so bad!” What do you do?(Required)
17. “Carryover” Code Violations should be assessed at state team tournament dual matches and regular season dual matches.(Required)
18. During a doubles match the players realize at 30-love that Team A’s #1 player is serving out of turn – Team A’s #2 should be serving. What’s your ruling?(Required)
19. After the three-minute set changeover between the first and second sets, one of the players requests a bathroom break. What’s your ruling?(Required)
20. You’re observing a doubles match. Team A’s #1 player hits a weak lob and as Team B is getting ready to hit an overhead shot, Team A’s #1 yells loudly to his partner, “Get Back”. Team B stops play and claims the point based on a deliberate hindrance. Who wins the point?(Required)
21. According to NJSIAA rules, how many coaches per team are allowed to speak with players during a given team match?(Required)
22. While viewing a Challenge Match Form prior to a state tournament dual match, you notice that one of the teams has their #4 and #8 players playing first doubles and their #5 and #6 players playing second doubles. Is this permissible?(Required)
23. A player takes a Bleeding Timeout because of a nosebleed. He is entitled to 15 minutes to stop the bleeding. After nine minutes the bleeding has stopped, and the player says he’s ready to continue the match. A few games later, the bleeding begins again and play is stopped. You inform the player that ...(Required)
24. During a doubles match, Team A is serving. The server’s first serve hits the receiver’s partner in the foot before it has hit the court. What happens?(Required)
25. During a point, a squirrel runs across the court. What should the players do?(Required)