Ref questions
Timing
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Study material drawn from the USHA rulebooks and referee guide — verify against the current official rulebook before certification.
Question 1. Timeouts allowed per player/team in a regulation game: (both)
- A 3
- B 2
- C 1
- D 4
Answer
Answer: 3
Three timeouts per game (two in the tiebreak), one minute each.
Question 2. Timeouts allowed in the tiebreaker: (both)
- A 2
- B 3
- C 1
Answer
Answer: 2
Two timeouts in the tiebreak.
Question 3. A timeout may be requested: (both)
- A Before the score is called
- B Between first and second serve
- C After "second serve"
Answer
Answer: Before the score is called
Not after the score or "second serve" is announced.
Question 4. Rest period allowed between the first and second games: (both)
- A 5 minutes
- B 2 minutes
- C 10 minutes
- D 1 minute
Answer
Answer: 5 minutes
Five minutes between games.
Question 5. Time allowed for an equipment/glove change: (both)
- A 2 minutes
- B 5 minutes
- C 30 seconds
Answer
Answer: 2 minutes
Two minutes for an equipment change.
Question 6. Maximum cumulative injury rest time a player may take in a match: (both)
- A 15 minutes
- B 5 minutes
- C 30 minutes
- D Unlimited
Answer
Answer: 15 minutes
Injury time is capped at a cumulative 15 minutes.
Question 7. A player gets leg cramps mid-game. (both)
- A Play continues (cramps are not injuries)
- B Injury timeout granted
- C Replay
Answer
Answer: Play continues (cramps are not injuries)
Per USHA cramps are not injuries — no injury timeout.
Question 8. A player is 10 minutes late returning to the court. (both)
- A Match forfeited
- B Game forfeited
- C Warning
Answer
Answer: Match forfeited
Ten minutes late forfeits the match.
Question 9. A 20-second warning is given: (both)
- A Near the end of a timeout / between-game rest
- B After every rally
- C Only in the tiebreak
Answer
Answer: Near the end of a timeout / between-game rest
A 20-second warning precedes resuming play.