FIBA Referee IOT 2025| Complete Questions with
100% Correct Answers| Verified|
When referees are able to have proper primary coverage for all obvious plays, it will
substantially increase the quality of refereeing (T11) - ✔✔YES
When referees are able to have proper secondary and extended coverage for all obvious
plays, it will substantially increase the quality of refereeing (T12) - ✔✔NO
When refereeing the play, it is important to maintain an appropriate distance from the
play, without getting too close (T13) - ✔✔YES
It is common sense that if we want to focus on something it is best to do so whilst
stationary (T14) - ✔✔YES
It is common sense that if we want to focus on something it is best to do so whilst
moving (T15) - ✔✔NO
The referee must have the proper distance from the play (3-6 meters): The possibility of
an emotional or reaction call decreases (T16) - ✔✔YES
The referee must have the proper distance from the play (6-9 meters) He can maintain a
perspective as movements look slower (T17)86 - ✔✔NO
The referee must have the proper distance from the play (3-6 meters): He is able to see
the big picture (next plays to follow, control the clocks, identify where partners) (T18) -
✔✔YES
,The referee must be stationary when he is making a judgment: His eyes are not
bouncing and concentration increases (T19) - ✔✔YES
The referee must be moving when he is making a judgment: A correct decision is more
likely due to being focused and concentrated (T20) - ✔✔NO
It is important that a referee must move to be in the right position to see the gap (T21) -
✔✔YES
It is not important that a referee move to be in the right position to see the gap (T22) -
✔✔NO
Proper distance creates wider angle and the referee is able to have more players in his
field of vision at the same time (T23) - ✔✔YES
Proper distance do not creates wider angle and the referee is not able to have more
players in his field of vision at the same time (T24) - ✔✔NO
Refereeing the defence means that the priority of the referee in an on ball competitive
match-up is to focus the attention on the illegality of the defensive player whilst keeping
the offensive ball handler in your field of vision (T25) - ✔✔YES
Refereeing the defence means that the priority of the referee in an on ball competitive
match-up is to focus the attention on the legality of the offensive ball handler whilst
keeping the defensive player in your field of vision (T26) - ✔✔NO
When refereeing on ball focus your attention on the illegality of the defensive player
(T27) - ✔✔YES
, When refereeing on ball focus your attention on the legality of the offensive player
(T28) - ✔✔NO
The target of stay with the play is to understand how to increase quality control in play
situations (T29) - ✔✔YES
Referees need to implement strategies: mentally focussing on the defender until the
play has come to its end e.g. shooter has landed, in penetration defender has landed
(T30) - ✔✔YES
Referees need to implement strategies: physically start to move. Trail / Center stepping
backwards on the shot - has the potential for the referee to mentally release the play
before ball has entered the basket or the defensive team has gained control of the
rebound (T31) - ✔✔NO
Before blowing their whistle referees should process the entire play from the start -
through the development - until the end before making a call (T32) - ✔✔YES
Referees must blow the whistle only seeing the end of the play and reacting to it (T33) -
✔✔NO
If a referee has more players in his field of vision, the chances of seeing illegal actions
dramatically increase (T34) - ✔✔YES
If a referee has more players in his field of vision, the chances of seeing illegal actions
dramatically decrease (T35) - ✔✔NO
Referees must always look for illegal actions (something to call) (T36) - ✔✔YES
100% Correct Answers| Verified|
When referees are able to have proper primary coverage for all obvious plays, it will
substantially increase the quality of refereeing (T11) - ✔✔YES
When referees are able to have proper secondary and extended coverage for all obvious
plays, it will substantially increase the quality of refereeing (T12) - ✔✔NO
When refereeing the play, it is important to maintain an appropriate distance from the
play, without getting too close (T13) - ✔✔YES
It is common sense that if we want to focus on something it is best to do so whilst
stationary (T14) - ✔✔YES
It is common sense that if we want to focus on something it is best to do so whilst
moving (T15) - ✔✔NO
The referee must have the proper distance from the play (3-6 meters): The possibility of
an emotional or reaction call decreases (T16) - ✔✔YES
The referee must have the proper distance from the play (6-9 meters) He can maintain a
perspective as movements look slower (T17)86 - ✔✔NO
The referee must have the proper distance from the play (3-6 meters): He is able to see
the big picture (next plays to follow, control the clocks, identify where partners) (T18) -
✔✔YES
,The referee must be stationary when he is making a judgment: His eyes are not
bouncing and concentration increases (T19) - ✔✔YES
The referee must be moving when he is making a judgment: A correct decision is more
likely due to being focused and concentrated (T20) - ✔✔NO
It is important that a referee must move to be in the right position to see the gap (T21) -
✔✔YES
It is not important that a referee move to be in the right position to see the gap (T22) -
✔✔NO
Proper distance creates wider angle and the referee is able to have more players in his
field of vision at the same time (T23) - ✔✔YES
Proper distance do not creates wider angle and the referee is not able to have more
players in his field of vision at the same time (T24) - ✔✔NO
Refereeing the defence means that the priority of the referee in an on ball competitive
match-up is to focus the attention on the illegality of the defensive player whilst keeping
the offensive ball handler in your field of vision (T25) - ✔✔YES
Refereeing the defence means that the priority of the referee in an on ball competitive
match-up is to focus the attention on the legality of the offensive ball handler whilst
keeping the defensive player in your field of vision (T26) - ✔✔NO
When refereeing on ball focus your attention on the illegality of the defensive player
(T27) - ✔✔YES
, When refereeing on ball focus your attention on the legality of the offensive player
(T28) - ✔✔NO
The target of stay with the play is to understand how to increase quality control in play
situations (T29) - ✔✔YES
Referees need to implement strategies: mentally focussing on the defender until the
play has come to its end e.g. shooter has landed, in penetration defender has landed
(T30) - ✔✔YES
Referees need to implement strategies: physically start to move. Trail / Center stepping
backwards on the shot - has the potential for the referee to mentally release the play
before ball has entered the basket or the defensive team has gained control of the
rebound (T31) - ✔✔NO
Before blowing their whistle referees should process the entire play from the start -
through the development - until the end before making a call (T32) - ✔✔YES
Referees must blow the whistle only seeing the end of the play and reacting to it (T33) -
✔✔NO
If a referee has more players in his field of vision, the chances of seeing illegal actions
dramatically increase (T34) - ✔✔YES
If a referee has more players in his field of vision, the chances of seeing illegal actions
dramatically decrease (T35) - ✔✔NO
Referees must always look for illegal actions (something to call) (T36) - ✔✔YES
