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OHSAA BASEBALL ONLINE TEST EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. VERIFIED
2026.




B4 hits a ball into the left-center gap. As he rounds 1st he deliberately removes his batting
helmet as he goes to 2nd, where he is safe. Since B4's team had previously been warned about
the removal of the helmet while in live-ball territory, while the ball is live, at the end of playing
action:

a. B4 is called out. B4 and B4's coach are restricted to the dugout for the duration of the game.

b. No penalty. B4 remains in the game at 2nd.

c. B4 is called out and ejected.

d. At the end of playing action B4 is ejected and a substitute takes his place on base. No out is
declared. - ANS D



The catcher removes his equipment and leaves it lying on the ground outside the dugout. A
thrown ball rolls into his mask/helmet.

a. All outs recorded before the ball rolled into the mask/helmet are negated.

b. The coach is restricted for the duration of the game for allowing the equipment be left
outside the dugout in live ball territory.

c. The catcher is ejected for leaving his equipment outside the dugout in live ball territory.

d. All outs, awarded bases, or returned runners are based on the umpire's judgment and the
circumstances of the play. - ANS D

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,If an on-deck batter wishes to warm up, he;

a. can be just outside the batter's box.

b. can be in the other team's on-deck circle.

c. must be in his team's on-deck circle only.

d. can be behind the catcher while the pitcher is warming up. - ANS C



With 2 outs, Wilson singles to drive in 2 runs. The home coach comes to the plate umpire and
shows him that Wilson is listed as #4 on the lineup card but is actually #10. He wants Wilson
called out and the runs negated.

a. Because Wilson is listed on the line up card by the wrong number, he is called out for the 3rd
out. No runs score.

b. Because Wilson is listed on the line up card by the wrong number, he is called out for the 3rd
out, however, the runs score.

c. Wilson is restricted to the dugout and a sub takes his place on base. All runs score.

d. Wilson being listed on the line up card by the wrong shirt number does not affect the play.
The player's number on the line up card must be corrected. All runs score. - ANS D



Team A's pitcher goes to the mound to begin his warm up throws. The umpire notices that he is
wearing a dark compression sleeve on his pitching arm that extends to his wrist but does not
have one on his other arm.

a. This is illegal. The pitcher cannot have anything below his elbow, no matter the color.

b. This is legal as long as the pitcher's sleeve is black or another solid dark color.

c. This is illegal. Both of the pitcher's arms must be the same.

d. Both A and C - ANS B



R1 slides past the base on a force play at 2nd and alters the play without making contact with
the fielder. This is:


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, a. a legal slide. Contact must be made for this to be an illegal slide.

b. an illegal slide. Continuing past the base and altering the play, even without contact makes
this an illegal slide.

c. None

d. None - ANS A



Time of the pitch for the set position occurs:

a. the instant that the pitcher comes to a discernible stop.

b. as the pitcher is coming set.

c. the instant the pitcher comes to a discernible stop, and he then starts any movement with his
arm/s and/or leg/s that commits him to pitch.

d. the instant the pitcher moves his arm(s) or leg(s) to come set. - ANS C



With both hands at his side in the windup position, the time of the pitch occurs when the
pitcher:

a. moves one hand in front of his body.

b. starts any movement with both arms.

c. starts any movement with his non-pitching arm.

d. A and C - ANS D



No outs R3 on 3rd and R1 on 1st. R1 breaks for second as the pitcher begins his stretch. Because
R3 is on 3rd, the pitcher continues his stretch ignoring R1. R1 reaches second and rounds the
base as the pitcher comes set. The pitcher then delivers a legal pitch and the batter fouls the
ball into the stands.

a. R1 must return 1st base.

b. R1 remains at 2nd because he had legally attained the base before the time of the pitch.

c. R1 is called out.

d. None of the above - ANS B
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