USA Hockey Lvl 3 Open Book with correct answers 100%

USA Hockey Lvl 3 Open Book with correct answers 100% Only one game misconduct penalty for "first to intervene" penalty can be assessed during an altercation unless one player from each team enters the altercation at the same time. Select one: True False - Correct Answer True Rule 615 Fighting - Casebook Situation #22 - Can there be more than one "first to intervene" during the same altercation? Yes, only in the instance in which players of opposing teams enter the altercation at exactly the same time. Rule Reference 615(d). The game misconduct penalty(s) shall apply only to the "first" player to intervene in an altercation then in progress. Match the appropriate penalty options for the following infraction: Throwing an attempted punch directed at an opponent. Select one: a. Minor penalty b. Major plus game misconduct penalty. c. Match penalty. d. A, B and C are penalty options. e. Both B and C are penalty options. - Correct Answer b. Major plus game misconduct penalty Rule 615(a) Fighting - (Note) A punch, or an attempted punch, thrown by any player in the direction of an opponent, regardless as to whether contact is made, is considered fighting. (a) A major plus a game misconduct penalty shall be assessed to any player who engages in fighting. An additional minor penalty shall be assessed to any player who starts or instigates fighting. Physical engagement is when two players who are in pursuit of the puck are allowed to reasonably lean into each other provided that possession of the puck remains the sole objective of the two players. Select one: True False - Correct Answer True Glossary - Physical Engagement - Two players who are in pursuit of the puck are allowed to use competitive contact provided that possession of the puck remains the sole objective of the two players. This includes opposing players competing for the puck in front of the goal or along the boards. Under the USA Hockey Declaration of Player Safety, acceptable examples of Competitive Contact Include: Select one: a. Angling b. Physical Engagement c. Both A and B - Correct Answer c. Both A and B Declaration of Player Safety, Fair Play and Respect - Competitive Contact • Angling is a legal defensive skill used to direct/control the puck carrier to an area that closes the gap and creates an opening that is too small for the puck carrier. • Physical Engagement is when two players who are in pursuit of the puck are allowed to reasonably lean into each other provided that possession of the puck remains the sole objective of the two players. FROM THE BASIC MANUAL: After stopping play to assess a penalty, the official making the call will come to a stop and verbalize three things prior to skating to the penalty bench. Which of the following is NOT verbalized? Select one: a. Number of the player and the color of the jersey b. Infraction c. Length of the penalty - Correct Answer c. Length of the penalty Basic Manual Page 44 After coming to a complete stop, the official will: • Point to the player who committed the infraction. It is important that the official look past the player and not directly at the player as that may be intimidating or antagonizing to the player. The point should be with an open palm and closed fingers. • While pointing, the official will verbalize the number of the player and the color of the team. • The official then signals and verbalizes the infraction. The proper sequence of events for the referee to take