WVSSAC NFHS Part 1 Test Questions
and Correct Answers 2025-2026. Rated
A
A block against an opponent, other than the runner, who does not see the
blocker approaching is a chop block. - ANS False
A defensive player shall not contact an eligible receiver who is no longer a
potential blocker. - ANS True
A disconcerting act foul is a 10-yard penalty. - ANSFalse
A disqualified player shall be removed even if the penalty for the foul is
declined. - ANSTrue
A down ends when the live ball becomes dead. - ANSTrue
A field goal may be scored by a kickoff. - ANSFalse
A forward underhand pitch behind the neutral zone from A1 to A2 is an
incomplete pass if not caught. - ANSTrue
A forward-pass interference foul can occur only beyond the neutral zone. -
ANSTrue
A foul can cause the loss of the ball. - ANSFalse
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, A foul during a try is not paired with a dead-ball foul to create a double or
multiple foul. - ANSTrue
A foul that occurs simultaneously with the snap is an exception to the all-
but-one enforcement principle. - ANSTrue
A handed ball beyond the neutral zone is considered to be a pass. -
ANSFalse
A kick ends as soon as R1 touches the kick. - ANSFalse
A passer continues to be a passer until the legal forward pass ends or until
he moves to participate in the play. - ANSTrue
A period shall not be extended when a foul occurs that specifies a loss of
down and the penalty is accepted. - ANSTrue
A player's towel may have a ball-drying product applied to it that will affect
the football. - ANSFalse
A shift which is designed to cause Team B to encroach is a false start. -
ANSTrue
A signal given by R1 in or behind the neutral zone during a scrimmage kick
is an illegal fair-catch signal. - ANSFalse
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and Correct Answers 2025-2026. Rated
A
A block against an opponent, other than the runner, who does not see the
blocker approaching is a chop block. - ANS False
A defensive player shall not contact an eligible receiver who is no longer a
potential blocker. - ANS True
A disconcerting act foul is a 10-yard penalty. - ANSFalse
A disqualified player shall be removed even if the penalty for the foul is
declined. - ANSTrue
A down ends when the live ball becomes dead. - ANSTrue
A field goal may be scored by a kickoff. - ANSFalse
A forward underhand pitch behind the neutral zone from A1 to A2 is an
incomplete pass if not caught. - ANSTrue
A forward-pass interference foul can occur only beyond the neutral zone. -
ANSTrue
A foul can cause the loss of the ball. - ANSFalse
1
, A foul during a try is not paired with a dead-ball foul to create a double or
multiple foul. - ANSTrue
A foul that occurs simultaneously with the snap is an exception to the all-
but-one enforcement principle. - ANSTrue
A handed ball beyond the neutral zone is considered to be a pass. -
ANSFalse
A kick ends as soon as R1 touches the kick. - ANSFalse
A passer continues to be a passer until the legal forward pass ends or until
he moves to participate in the play. - ANSTrue
A period shall not be extended when a foul occurs that specifies a loss of
down and the penalty is accepted. - ANSTrue
A player's towel may have a ball-drying product applied to it that will affect
the football. - ANSFalse
A shift which is designed to cause Team B to encroach is a false start. -
ANSTrue
A signal given by R1 in or behind the neutral zone during a scrimmage kick
is an illegal fair-catch signal. - ANSFalse
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