Soccer Referee Test

What is the complete list of penal fouls? - Answer- 1 / Kicks or attempts to kick an oppo¬nent. 2/ trips or attempts to trip an opponent, 3/ jumps at an opponent, 4/ charges an oppo¬nent, 5/ strikes or attempts to strike an oppo¬nent, 6/ pushes an opponent, 7/ tackles an oppo¬nent, 8/ holds an opponent, 9/ spits at an oppo¬nent, and 10/ deliberately handles the ball. (LOTG 12) 2. What is the complete list of non-penal fouls not specifically aimed at punishing goal¬keepers? - Answer- 1/ Dangerous play, 2/ impeding the pro¬gress of an opponent, 3/ preventing the goal¬keeper from releasing the ball, and 4/ any other offense for which play is stopped to caution or send off an player. (LOTG 12) 3. What is the complete list of sending-off (red-card) offenses? - Answer- 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 offense punishable by a free or penalty kick, 6/ offensive language or behavior, and 7/ second yellow card in the match. (LOTG 12) 4. What is the complete list of cautionable (yellow-card) offenses? - Answer- 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 kick 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. What are the key elements for a player to be guilty of offside? - Answer- 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 offside position. (LOTG 11) 2. What is the complete list of non-penal fouls that can be committed by a goalkeeper? - Answer- 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 kicked 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) What are the dimensions of the goal? - Answer- 8 yards across by 8 feet high. (LOTG 1) 8. What are the dimensions of the penalty area? - Answer- 44 yards across by 18 yards. (LOTG 1) 9. What are the dimensions of the goal area? - Answer- 20 yards across by 6 yards. (LOT