IAABO Class 4- Live Ball, Control, Jump Ball and Time Outs Questions With Correct Answers(RATED A+)

On a jump ball, the ball becomes live as soon as the tossed ball leaves the referees hands. Is this correct - AnswerYes As the official is bouncing the ball to thrower-in A-1, B-1 requests a time-out. Official denies the request, stating when he/she released the ball, the ball became live. Is the official correct - Answerno As the official bounces the ball to free thrower A-1 and before A-1 catches the ball, the ball is dead. Is this correct - AnswerYes The ball becomes dead after a made goal or free throw. Is this correct - AnswerYes To start the game, each team should be trying for goal at the basket closest to their bench. Is that correct - Answerno Prior to the ball leaving the official's hands on a jump ball, B-2 moves onto the circle. Official rules this is a legal play. Is the official correct - Answerno Jumper A-1 catches the ball after the ball has been tapped, but before the jump ball has ended. Official rules this is a violation, awards team B the ball and sets the arrow toward team A's basket. Is the official correct - AnswerYes The 8 non-jumpers take positions on the restraining circle. As the official is ready to toss the ball, B-3 backs straight off the circle. A-4, who was next to B-3, moves into the vacated spot. Official rules a violation on A-4. Is the official correct - AnswerYes After the referee tosses the ball for a jump ball and before the ball is tapped, A-2 moves into an unoccupied space on the circle. Official rules this is a violation. Is the official correct - Answerno The jump ball ends as soon as it is tapped by one of the jumpers. Is this correct - Answerno The clock starts on a jump ball as soon as it is legally touched by one of the jumpers. Is this correct - AnswerYes A-1 jumps to attempt a shot. B-1 is able to put his/her hands on the ball and prevents A-1 from releasing the ball. The official rules this is a held ball. Is this correct - AnswerYes