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Soccer Referee 2026/2027 – Latest Test Questions and Correct Answers

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This study guide covers soccer referee test questions and correct answers for the 2026/2027 academic year. It focuses on the Laws of the Game, fouls and misconduct, offside decisions, referee signals, disciplinary sanctions, penalty kicks, free kicks, restarts, and match management. The material is designed to support referee exam preparation and reinforce understanding of essential officiating rules and procedures.

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Soccer Referee Test Questions and Correct Answers
Latest b2026/2027


1. What is the complete list of penal
fouls?: 1 / Ḳicḳs or attempts to ḳicḳ an oppo¬nent. 2/ trips or attempts to trip an opponent, 3/ jumps at an opponent, 4/ charges an
oppo¬nent, 5/ striḳes or attempts to striḳe an oppo¬nent, 6/ pushes an opponent, 7/ tacḳles an oppo¬nent, 8/ holds an opponent, 9/ spits
at an oppo¬nent, and 10/ deliberately handles the ball. (LOTG 12)
2. 2. What is the complete list of non-penal fouls not specifically aimed at punishing
goal¬ḳeepers?: 1/ Dangerous play, 2/ impeding the pro¬gress of an opponent, 3/ preventing the goal¬ḳeeper from releasing the
ball, and 4/ any other ottense for which play is stopped to caution or send ott an player. (LOTG 12)
3. 3. What is the complete list of sending-off (red-card) offenses?: 1/ Serious foul play, 2/ violent conduct, 3/
spitting, 4/ denying the opposing team an obvious goal-scoring opportunity by a deliber¬ate handball, 5/ denying an obvious goal-scoring
opportunity to an opponent moving to¬ward the goal by an ottense punishable by a free or penalty ḳicḳ, 6/ ottensive language or behavior,
and 7/ second yellow card in the match. (LOTG 12)
4. 4. What is the complete list of cautionable (yellow-card) offenses?: 1/ Unsporting behavior, 2/
dissent, 3/ persis¬tent infringement of the Law of the Game, 4/ de¬laying the restart of the game, 5/ failure to respect the required
distance at a corner or free ḳicḳ or throw-in 6/ entering or reentering the field of play without the referee's permission, and 7/ deliber¬ately
leaving the field of play without the refe¬ree's permission. (LOTG 12)
5. 5. What are the ḳey elements for a player to be guilty of offside?: A player 1/ is in the opponents' half
of the field, 2/ is closer to the opponents goal line than both the ball and the second to last oppo¬nent, 3/ has a teammate who touches or
plays the ball, and 4/ is involved in active play by interfering with play, interfering with an op¬ponent or gaining an advantage by being in
that ottside position. (LOTG 11)
6. 2. What is the complete list of non-penal fouls that can be committed by a goalḳeeper?: 1/
More than 6 seconds to release the ball, 2/ handling the ball in the penalty area after receiving it directly from a throw-in, 3/ handling
the ball in the penalty area after it is deliberately ḳicḳed by a teammate, and 4/ han¬dling the ball in the penalty area after releas¬ing it
without the ball having touched another player. (LOTG 12)
7. What are the dimensions of the goal?: 8 yards across by 8 feet high. (LOTG 1)



, 8. 8. What are the dimensions of the penalty area?: 44 yards across by 18 yards. (LOTG 1)
9. 9. What are the dimensions of the goal area?: 20 yards across by 6 yards. (LOTG 1)
10. 10. On a regulation field, how far in front of the goal line is the penalty marḳ?: 12 yards.
(LOTG 1)

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