Quiz on New Rules and Regulations

What is the new 3 v 3 rule?

• Teams must have at least three players in the opposition half at all times.

• Teams must have at least three outfield players on each side of the halfway line.

• Teams can only have three players in the goalkeeper's area.

• Teams can only attack with three players at a time.

What happens if the goalkeeper steps outside the large rectangle to receive a pass from a teammate?

• A free kick is awarded to the opposing team.

• The goalkeeper must return to the rectangle before continuing play.

• A penalty is awarded to the opposition.

• The referee allows play to continue.

How far must a kick-out travel before another player can touch it?

• 20 meters.

• 13 meters for opposition players

• Beyond 40 meter arc for my own team mates.

What is the new rule for a Solo & Go?

• It can only be taken after referee consent.

• It must be taken within four meters of where the foul occurred.

• It can be taken in any direction.

• It must be taken within the opposition's 20m line.

What is the penalty for delaying play by fouling intentionally?

• A free kick is moved 50 meters forward.

• The fouling player is given a yellow card.

• The team is penalized with a goal.

• The opposition receives a penalty.

What is the scoring rule for points scored from beyond the 40-meter arc?

• They count as two points.

• They count as one point.

• They are disallowed.

• They count as three points.

Can a Solo & Go be taken inside the opposition's 20m line?

• Yes, without restrictions.

• Yes, but only in the first half.

• No, it is not allowed.

• Yes, if the referee consents.

What happens if a player contributes to a melee?

• They are given a yellow card.
  
  

• They are shown a black card and sent to the sin bin for 10 minutes

• They are permanently sent off with no substitution

• The player is warned by the referee

How does the referee signal a two-point score?

• Raises one arm above their head.

• Extends both arms above their head.

• Signals with a whistle and a flag.

• Waves both arms sideways.

What does the Stop Clock rule introduce?

• Time is kept by the referee only.

• A public clock and hooter are used to signal the end of each half.

• The game stops every 15 minutes for a water break.

• Additional stoppage time is added by the referee's discretion.