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1.
Special words are used to describe certain situations in the game of
soccer
Briefly explain what is meant by the following:
a.
Playing distance
b.
Infringement
c.
Advantage
d.
Dangerous play
e.
Impeding
f. Unsporting
behaviour
6 x 1 mark = 6 marks
2. At
a free kick, would an attacker be offside if he is standing in the “wall”
on the defenders goal-line between the goal posts when the ball is last
played by a team-mate? Explain your answer
2 marks
3. The
referee has certain discretionary powers to stop play.
List three of them.
3 x 2 marks = 6 marks
4. List
the steps that should be followed when a player is to be replaced by a
substitute.
2 marks
5.
What type of punishment should
be awarded and how should play be restarted when a goalkeeper is replaced
by another player (not by a substitute) without the referee being
notified, and the referee notices this when the new goalkeeper handles the
ball in his own penalty area.
2 marks
6. At
a corner kick where should the ball be placed and where should the players
of the opposing stand?
2 marks
7. A
player has charged an opponent, on what occasion should the referee
consider it an offence and award a:
a.
Indirect free kick
b.
Direct free kick
3 marks
8. What
is a warning, a caution and a dismissal
3 x 2 marks = 6 marks
9. What
is the difference between “offside position” and “offside”?
2 marks
10.
The referee stops play to
discipline a player who has used foul language to the coach of the
opposing team. Should the player be cautioned or sent off the field of
play?. Explain your answer.
2 marks
11.
Under what circumstances should
the referee stop the game for handball?
1 mark
12.
Name the ten offences for which
a direct free would be awarded
10 x 1 mark = 10 marks
13.
In the Laws of the Game there
are seven offences for which a player shall be cautioned
7 x 1 mark = 7 marks
14.
In the Laws of the game there
are seven offences for which a player shall be sent off the field of play.
Name them.
7 x 1 mark = 7 marks
15.
After the referee has given the
signal for a penalty kick to be taken, but before the ball is kicked, the
goalkeeper moves off his goal line and at the same time, a team-mate of
the kicker encroaches into the penalty area. The kick is taken and the
ball goes directly into goal. What complete action should the referee
take, and why?
2 marks
16.
A goalkeeper catches the ball in
his hands. He puts it down and kicks it to a team-mate who kicks it back
to him. He then picks it up and kicks it into play. What complete action
should the referee take, and why?
2 marks
17.
A high cross comes towards the
goal. An attacker shouts “Leave it, George”, using the goalkeepers correct
name. The goalkeeper does so and the ball goes to another attacker who
scores. What complete action should the referee take, and why?
3 marks
18.
A player moves from side to side
directly in front of the opposing goalkeeper in an attempt to prevent him
from clearing the ball. What complete action should the referee take, and
why?
3 marks
19.
An attacker accidentally
collides with the opposing goalkeeper, and as a result both players fall
into the back of the net. The ball is cleared upfield by another defender,
but the goalkeeper on the ground in the back of the net deliberately
punches the attacker. What complete action should the referee take, and
why?
4 marks
20.
The ball is in play when a
substitute leaves the Red Team’s bench and enters the field of play
without the referee’s permission and intentionally kicks an opponent. What
complete action should the referee take, and why?
5 marks |
