NFHS Baseball Part I Test (WIAA)
A batted ball sharply hits the ground and rebounds high in the air. It comes down within the 2d
baseman's blouse.
A. Provided the umpire can pull the ball out right away, it remains stay and in play.
B. The ball is lifeless at once.
C. The batter is presented bases.
D. B and C. - ANS-d. B and C.
Ref five-1-1f(5), eight-three-3c
A educate may have in his possession at the same time as in a coach's box:
a. Stopwatch, clever phone with scorekeeping capability, and policies e-book.
B. Stopwatch, difficult replica of a policies e-book and a scorebook.
C. Stopwatch, pill laptop with scorekeeping functionality and stored copy of rules ebook.
D. Any item so that it will help the instruct in his duties. - ANS-b. Stopwatch, hard reproduction
of a regulations ebook and a scorebook.
Ref 3-three-1h
A useless ball turns into at once live while the pitcher engages the pitcher's plate holding the
ball.
A. True
b. False - ANS-b. False
Ref 5-1-4
A dead-ball enchantment:
,a. Is not legal.
B. Can be made with the aid of the train or defensive player verbally after all runners have
completed their advancement.
C. Can be made simplest by way of a shielding participant with the baseball.
D. May be made without delay when the ball turns into lifeless. - ANS-b. Can be made through
the instruct or protecting player verbally in any case runners have finished their advancement.
Ref 8-2-6c
A protecting charged conference is held on the pitching mound with the head teach and all the
infielders. The convention is considered to be concluded when:
a. One of the players to start with starts offevolved to go back to his position.
B. The educate leaves the location of the pitching mound.
C. The teach crosses the foul line.
D. The instruct provides instructions to the outfield. - ANS-c. The train crosses the foul line.
Ref 3-four-3
A fair ball is a batted ball which:
a. First falls on truthful ground on or past first or 1/3 base.
B. Is over honest ground when it leaves the sphere over a fence.
C. While on or over fair territory, touches the person of an umpire or player, their clothing or
gadget.
D. A, B and C. - ANS-d. A, B and C.
Ref. 2-five-1d, f, g(1)
A faux tag is an act with the aid of a protecting participant without the ball that simulates a tag
and:
a. Is considered obstruction.
, B. Requires a caution to the coach of the group concerned and the following culprit on that crew
shall be ejected.
C. Is taken into consideration to be a felony play.
D. A and B. - ANS-d. A and B.
Ref 2-22-2, three-three-1b PENALTY
A pitch dropped at some stage in transport and which crosses a nasty line will be called:
a. A strike.
B. A cringe with at the least one runner on base.
C. A ball.
D. A no-pitch with the bases empty. - ANS-c. A ball
Ref 6-1-four
A pitcher may also flip his shoulders to test runners at the same time as in contact with the
pitcher's plate at the same time as within the:
a. Set role.
B. Windup position.
C. Both A and B.
D. Neither A nor B; it's far usually unlawful for a glass to turn his shoulders to check a runner. -
ANS-a. Set role
Ref 6-1-1
A pop fly hits the bat that is lying in foul territory and then touches honest ground.
A. The ball is deemed to be a truthful ball and remains in play.
B. It is a dead ball and the batter is presented two bases.
C. The batter is said out.
D. It is a foul ball and without delay dead. - ANS-d. It is a bad ball and without delay dead.
A batted ball sharply hits the ground and rebounds high in the air. It comes down within the 2d
baseman's blouse.
A. Provided the umpire can pull the ball out right away, it remains stay and in play.
B. The ball is lifeless at once.
C. The batter is presented bases.
D. B and C. - ANS-d. B and C.
Ref five-1-1f(5), eight-three-3c
A educate may have in his possession at the same time as in a coach's box:
a. Stopwatch, clever phone with scorekeeping capability, and policies e-book.
B. Stopwatch, difficult replica of a policies e-book and a scorebook.
C. Stopwatch, pill laptop with scorekeeping functionality and stored copy of rules ebook.
D. Any item so that it will help the instruct in his duties. - ANS-b. Stopwatch, hard reproduction
of a regulations ebook and a scorebook.
Ref 3-three-1h
A useless ball turns into at once live while the pitcher engages the pitcher's plate holding the
ball.
A. True
b. False - ANS-b. False
Ref 5-1-4
A dead-ball enchantment:
,a. Is not legal.
B. Can be made with the aid of the train or defensive player verbally after all runners have
completed their advancement.
C. Can be made simplest by way of a shielding participant with the baseball.
D. May be made without delay when the ball turns into lifeless. - ANS-b. Can be made through
the instruct or protecting player verbally in any case runners have finished their advancement.
Ref 8-2-6c
A protecting charged conference is held on the pitching mound with the head teach and all the
infielders. The convention is considered to be concluded when:
a. One of the players to start with starts offevolved to go back to his position.
B. The educate leaves the location of the pitching mound.
C. The teach crosses the foul line.
D. The instruct provides instructions to the outfield. - ANS-c. The train crosses the foul line.
Ref 3-four-3
A fair ball is a batted ball which:
a. First falls on truthful ground on or past first or 1/3 base.
B. Is over honest ground when it leaves the sphere over a fence.
C. While on or over fair territory, touches the person of an umpire or player, their clothing or
gadget.
D. A, B and C. - ANS-d. A, B and C.
Ref. 2-five-1d, f, g(1)
A faux tag is an act with the aid of a protecting participant without the ball that simulates a tag
and:
a. Is considered obstruction.
, B. Requires a caution to the coach of the group concerned and the following culprit on that crew
shall be ejected.
C. Is taken into consideration to be a felony play.
D. A and B. - ANS-d. A and B.
Ref 2-22-2, three-three-1b PENALTY
A pitch dropped at some stage in transport and which crosses a nasty line will be called:
a. A strike.
B. A cringe with at the least one runner on base.
C. A ball.
D. A no-pitch with the bases empty. - ANS-c. A ball
Ref 6-1-four
A pitcher may also flip his shoulders to test runners at the same time as in contact with the
pitcher's plate at the same time as within the:
a. Set role.
B. Windup position.
C. Both A and B.
D. Neither A nor B; it's far usually unlawful for a glass to turn his shoulders to check a runner. -
ANS-a. Set role
Ref 6-1-1
A pop fly hits the bat that is lying in foul territory and then touches honest ground.
A. The ball is deemed to be a truthful ball and remains in play.
B. It is a dead ball and the batter is presented two bases.
C. The batter is said out.
D. It is a foul ball and without delay dead. - ANS-d. It is a bad ball and without delay dead.
