NFHS Baseball Rules Questions
A bat would be considered felony for the game:
A. If it had a BBCOR certification mark.
B. If it most effective had a BESR certification mark.
C. If the temperature of the bat have been artifically
controlled.
D. If it were altered from the manufacturer's
original design and production. - ANS-A. If it had a BBCOR certification mark. (Ref.
1-three-second)
A batted ball is judged to be truthful when the ball:
A. Lands on fair ground after touching a player who
was over foul ground.
B. First falls on foul floor past 1/3 base, however
settles on truthful territory.
C. Touches first, 2d or 1/3 base.
D. As a floor ball touches a bat resting on foul
floor and rebounds into fair territory. - ANS-C. Touches first, second or third base. (Ref.
2-5-1e, 2-16-1c, d)
A batter is out when hitting a bad ball at the same time as both foot or knee is touching the
ground absolutely out of doors the traces of the batter's field or touching home plate whilst
one of the following occurs:
A. A honest ball.
B. A foul ball.
C. A foul tip.
D. All of the above. - ANS-A. A truthful ball.
A batter who has received a base on balls can be granted "time" earlier than he is going to
first base.
A. True
B. False - ANS-B. False (Ref. 2-4-2)
A batter-runner is the player of the team at bat who's entitled to occupy both of the 2 batter's
boxes.
A. True.
B. False. - ANS-B. False. (Ref. 2-7-1)
A train may also undertaking a judgment name by way of an umpire and demand that the
umpire confer along with his companion.
A. True.
B. False. - ANS-B. False.
A educate who isn't always within the uniform of the crew:
,A. Is allowed to teach on the sphere.
B. Is no longer allowed to be on the sector or within the dugout.
C. Is technically ejected following the plate
convention.
D. Is limited to the bench/dugout. - ANS-D. Is restricted to the bench/dugout.
A educate who is restricted to the bench may also leave the bench/dugout to attend to an ill
or injured participant.
A. True.
B. False. - ANS-A. True. (Ref. 3-2-1)
A train, restricted to the bench for the stability of the sport, may additionally:
A. Not have a charged convention together with his team at
any time.
B. Have a charged conference on the sector of play,
just as he may want to earlier than he become confined.
C. Have a charged convention handiest when the opposite
group has been granted one.
D. May have a charged convention - offense or
defense - inside the dugout/bench vicinity. - ANS-D. May have a charged convention -
offense or defense - within the dugout/bench vicinity.
A shielding conference, held on the pitcher's mound, is concluded while:
A. The coach leaves the dirt location of the mound.
B. The infielders go away to go to their positions.
C. A minute has elapsed.
D. The teach crosses the foul line. - ANS-D. The coach crosses the foul line. (Ref. 3-4-3)
A fair ball is a batted ball which:
A Touches first, 2nd or third base.
B. While on or over fair territory, touches the man or woman
of an umpire or gamers, their garb or
system.
C. Settles at the 1/3-base foul line among domestic
and 1/3.
D. All of the above - ANS-D. All of the above
A fielder might be taken into consideration to have caught a ball in flight when:
A. He has secured the ball in his cap.
B. He has the ball in his glove for 2 steps earlier than
by chance losing the ball.
C. He has secured ownership in foul ground and
then steps with both ft into his dugout.
D. The batted ball in flight caromed off a runner and
became secured through the fielder earlier than touching the
floor. - ANS-C. He has secured ownership in foul floor and then steps with both feet into his
dugout.
, A foul ball caroms off the primary baseman and is caught by means of the catcher whilst
nonetheless in flight.
A. The ball stays live and in play.
B. The ball turns into useless at once.
C. It is a behind schedule dead ball. - ANS-A. The ball stays stay and in play.
A foul tip is a batted ball that goes without delay to the catcher's palms and:
A. Is legally stuck by means of any infielder.
B. Is a strike and the ball is in play.
C. Is legally stuck by only the catcher.
D. Both B and C. - ANS-D. Both B and C.
A pitcher may additionally anticipate the wind-up function while:
A. His arms are together in front of his frame.
B. His arms are at his facet.
C. Either hand is in front of the body and the other
hand is at his aspect.
D. All of the above. - ANS-D. All of the above.
A participant has a small quantity of blood on his pants at his knee.
A. The pants have to be cleaned or modified earlier than
the player participates once more.
B. Since the quantity of blood isn't always immoderate, the
participant may additionally keep to play.
C. If the blood is not sparkling, the player may maintain
to take part.
D. The participant must be removed from the game and
cannot return to the game. - ANS-A. The pants ought to be wiped clean or changed earlier
than the participant participates again.
A player inside the offensive group's dugout uses an air horn in an try and motive the
opposing pitcher to cringe.
A. The ball stays stay and in play.
B. The ball becomes dead immediately.
C. It is a delayed useless ball. - ANS-B. The ball becomes dead straight away.
A player who changed into eliminated from the sport for exhibiting signs or signs and
symptoms consistent with a concussion:
A. May by no means return to play that day.
B. May no longer go back to play in that particular sport.
C. May return to play if cleared via the appropriate
health-care expert.
D. May go back to play with out being cleared if he has
sat for an inning. - ANS-C. May return to play if cleared by the appropriate fitness-care
professional. (Ref. 3-1-five)
A runner who was tagged out on a play that turned into determined to be malicious contact:
A. Is declared secure and offered two bases.
A bat would be considered felony for the game:
A. If it had a BBCOR certification mark.
B. If it most effective had a BESR certification mark.
C. If the temperature of the bat have been artifically
controlled.
D. If it were altered from the manufacturer's
original design and production. - ANS-A. If it had a BBCOR certification mark. (Ref.
1-three-second)
A batted ball is judged to be truthful when the ball:
A. Lands on fair ground after touching a player who
was over foul ground.
B. First falls on foul floor past 1/3 base, however
settles on truthful territory.
C. Touches first, 2d or 1/3 base.
D. As a floor ball touches a bat resting on foul
floor and rebounds into fair territory. - ANS-C. Touches first, second or third base. (Ref.
2-5-1e, 2-16-1c, d)
A batter is out when hitting a bad ball at the same time as both foot or knee is touching the
ground absolutely out of doors the traces of the batter's field or touching home plate whilst
one of the following occurs:
A. A honest ball.
B. A foul ball.
C. A foul tip.
D. All of the above. - ANS-A. A truthful ball.
A batter who has received a base on balls can be granted "time" earlier than he is going to
first base.
A. True
B. False - ANS-B. False (Ref. 2-4-2)
A batter-runner is the player of the team at bat who's entitled to occupy both of the 2 batter's
boxes.
A. True.
B. False. - ANS-B. False. (Ref. 2-7-1)
A train may also undertaking a judgment name by way of an umpire and demand that the
umpire confer along with his companion.
A. True.
B. False. - ANS-B. False.
A educate who isn't always within the uniform of the crew:
,A. Is allowed to teach on the sphere.
B. Is no longer allowed to be on the sector or within the dugout.
C. Is technically ejected following the plate
convention.
D. Is limited to the bench/dugout. - ANS-D. Is restricted to the bench/dugout.
A educate who is restricted to the bench may also leave the bench/dugout to attend to an ill
or injured participant.
A. True.
B. False. - ANS-A. True. (Ref. 3-2-1)
A train, restricted to the bench for the stability of the sport, may additionally:
A. Not have a charged convention together with his team at
any time.
B. Have a charged conference on the sector of play,
just as he may want to earlier than he become confined.
C. Have a charged convention handiest when the opposite
group has been granted one.
D. May have a charged convention - offense or
defense - inside the dugout/bench vicinity. - ANS-D. May have a charged convention -
offense or defense - within the dugout/bench vicinity.
A shielding conference, held on the pitcher's mound, is concluded while:
A. The coach leaves the dirt location of the mound.
B. The infielders go away to go to their positions.
C. A minute has elapsed.
D. The teach crosses the foul line. - ANS-D. The coach crosses the foul line. (Ref. 3-4-3)
A fair ball is a batted ball which:
A Touches first, 2nd or third base.
B. While on or over fair territory, touches the man or woman
of an umpire or gamers, their garb or
system.
C. Settles at the 1/3-base foul line among domestic
and 1/3.
D. All of the above - ANS-D. All of the above
A fielder might be taken into consideration to have caught a ball in flight when:
A. He has secured the ball in his cap.
B. He has the ball in his glove for 2 steps earlier than
by chance losing the ball.
C. He has secured ownership in foul ground and
then steps with both ft into his dugout.
D. The batted ball in flight caromed off a runner and
became secured through the fielder earlier than touching the
floor. - ANS-C. He has secured ownership in foul floor and then steps with both feet into his
dugout.
, A foul ball caroms off the primary baseman and is caught by means of the catcher whilst
nonetheless in flight.
A. The ball stays live and in play.
B. The ball turns into useless at once.
C. It is a behind schedule dead ball. - ANS-A. The ball stays stay and in play.
A foul tip is a batted ball that goes without delay to the catcher's palms and:
A. Is legally stuck by means of any infielder.
B. Is a strike and the ball is in play.
C. Is legally stuck by only the catcher.
D. Both B and C. - ANS-D. Both B and C.
A pitcher may additionally anticipate the wind-up function while:
A. His arms are together in front of his frame.
B. His arms are at his facet.
C. Either hand is in front of the body and the other
hand is at his aspect.
D. All of the above. - ANS-D. All of the above.
A participant has a small quantity of blood on his pants at his knee.
A. The pants have to be cleaned or modified earlier than
the player participates once more.
B. Since the quantity of blood isn't always immoderate, the
participant may additionally keep to play.
C. If the blood is not sparkling, the player may maintain
to take part.
D. The participant must be removed from the game and
cannot return to the game. - ANS-A. The pants ought to be wiped clean or changed earlier
than the participant participates again.
A player inside the offensive group's dugout uses an air horn in an try and motive the
opposing pitcher to cringe.
A. The ball stays stay and in play.
B. The ball becomes dead immediately.
C. It is a delayed useless ball. - ANS-B. The ball becomes dead straight away.
A player who changed into eliminated from the sport for exhibiting signs or signs and
symptoms consistent with a concussion:
A. May by no means return to play that day.
B. May no longer go back to play in that particular sport.
C. May return to play if cleared via the appropriate
health-care expert.
D. May go back to play with out being cleared if he has
sat for an inning. - ANS-C. May return to play if cleared by the appropriate fitness-care
professional. (Ref. 3-1-five)
A runner who was tagged out on a play that turned into determined to be malicious contact:
A. Is declared secure and offered two bases.
