NFHS BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING PRACTICE TEST
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NURSE CELESTINE
,1. Describe the scoring system for field goals in high school basketball,
particularly in relation to the three-point line.
All field goals are worth 1 point regardless of distance.
Field goals made inside the three-point line are worth 3 points, while
those made beyond the line are worth 2 points.
Field goals made inside the three-point line are worth 2 points, while
those made beyond the line are worth 3 points.
Field goals are worth 2 points, but only if made during the last quarter.
2. Describe the significance of the ball being live during a throw-in in high
school basketball.
The ball being live during a throw-in allows players to score points
immediately.
The ball being live during a throw-in means that play resumes and
the game continues as soon as the ball is released by the player
making the throw-in.
The ball being live during a throw-in means that only the player
making the throw-in can touch the ball.
The ball being live during a throw-in indicates that the game is paused
until the referee signals.
3. What is the immediate outcome of a pin in wrestling according to NFHS
rules?
The match is paused for a review.
The match ends immediately.
, The match ends after a 30-second count.
The match continues for another round.
4. If a wrestler successfully executes a reversal during a match, how does this
impact their overall scoring?
The wrestler earns two points for the reversal, contributing to their
overall score.
The wrestler earns three points for the reversal, significantly boosting
their score.
The wrestler loses a point for the reversal, affecting their overall score
negatively.
The wrestler earns one point for the reversal, but it does not count
towards the final score.
5. If a high school basketball game is tied at the end of regulation, how is
possession determined for the overtime period?
Alternating possession rule
Another jump ball
Coin toss
The team that scored last
6. If a wrestler is repeatedly warned for stalling, what should the referee do
next according to NFHS guidelines?
Give a verbal warning
Ignore the warnings
Disqualify the wrestler
Award a penalty point to the opponent
, 7. In basketball, a "free throw" or "foul shot" is worth how many points?
1
2
3
4
8. Describe the implications of a double dribble violation in a basketball game.
A double dribble violation results in a free throw for the opposing
team.
A double dribble violation allows the player to continue dribbling
without penalty.
A double dribble violation is ignored if it occurs in the last two minutes
of the game.
A double dribble violation results in a turnover, giving possession of
the ball to the opposing team.
9. If a player takes three steps while holding the ball without dribbling, what
should the referee call according to NFHS basketball rules?
Foul
Traveling violation
Technical foul
Out of bounds
10. Describe the concept of stalling in wrestling and its implications during a
match.
Stalling is when a wrestler takes excessive breaks during the match.
WITH 113 Q&A | LATEST 2026
UPDATE | RATED A+
WITH INSTANT PDF DOWNLOAD
NURSE CELESTINE
,1. Describe the scoring system for field goals in high school basketball,
particularly in relation to the three-point line.
All field goals are worth 1 point regardless of distance.
Field goals made inside the three-point line are worth 3 points, while
those made beyond the line are worth 2 points.
Field goals made inside the three-point line are worth 2 points, while
those made beyond the line are worth 3 points.
Field goals are worth 2 points, but only if made during the last quarter.
2. Describe the significance of the ball being live during a throw-in in high
school basketball.
The ball being live during a throw-in allows players to score points
immediately.
The ball being live during a throw-in means that play resumes and
the game continues as soon as the ball is released by the player
making the throw-in.
The ball being live during a throw-in means that only the player
making the throw-in can touch the ball.
The ball being live during a throw-in indicates that the game is paused
until the referee signals.
3. What is the immediate outcome of a pin in wrestling according to NFHS
rules?
The match is paused for a review.
The match ends immediately.
, The match ends after a 30-second count.
The match continues for another round.
4. If a wrestler successfully executes a reversal during a match, how does this
impact their overall scoring?
The wrestler earns two points for the reversal, contributing to their
overall score.
The wrestler earns three points for the reversal, significantly boosting
their score.
The wrestler loses a point for the reversal, affecting their overall score
negatively.
The wrestler earns one point for the reversal, but it does not count
towards the final score.
5. If a high school basketball game is tied at the end of regulation, how is
possession determined for the overtime period?
Alternating possession rule
Another jump ball
Coin toss
The team that scored last
6. If a wrestler is repeatedly warned for stalling, what should the referee do
next according to NFHS guidelines?
Give a verbal warning
Ignore the warnings
Disqualify the wrestler
Award a penalty point to the opponent
, 7. In basketball, a "free throw" or "foul shot" is worth how many points?
1
2
3
4
8. Describe the implications of a double dribble violation in a basketball game.
A double dribble violation results in a free throw for the opposing
team.
A double dribble violation allows the player to continue dribbling
without penalty.
A double dribble violation is ignored if it occurs in the last two minutes
of the game.
A double dribble violation results in a turnover, giving possession of
the ball to the opposing team.
9. If a player takes three steps while holding the ball without dribbling, what
should the referee call according to NFHS basketball rules?
Foul
Traveling violation
Technical foul
Out of bounds
10. Describe the concept of stalling in wrestling and its implications during a
match.
Stalling is when a wrestler takes excessive breaks during the match.
