Referee Test Flashcards
(154 cards)
1
Q
After the referee has called the score and before the ball is served, one of the receivers says “wait, wait” and the receivers begin talking to each other without saying anything else to the referee. The referee stops play and asks why they said “wait, wait” and is told they needed to talk to each other. No hinder occurred. What should the referee do?
A
Stop play, issue a verbal or technical warning for delay of game and re-call the score to start play.
2
Q
If the referee calls a player for a questionable serve that does not land in the correct service court, what is the appropriate action for the referee to take?
A
Call for a re-serve since that occurred first.
3
Q
An injured player requests a medical time-out. Medical personnel arrives and the referee starts the 15-minute period. Medical personnel determine it is necessary to provide treatment off court at another location in the venue. What should the referee do?
A
Pause his timer, accompany the player and medical personnel to the new location and resume the timer when medical treatment resumes.
4
Q
If a served ball touches the net and then hits the receiver’s partner, who is clearly standing outside of receiver’s service area, what is the call?
A
Serving team wins the point.
5
Q
When a player commits a technical foul, one point shall always be deducted from the offending player’s score.
A
False
6
Q
When using the Drop Serve, the release of the ball must be visible to the referee only.
A
False
7
Q
For all serves, at the time the ball is struck, the server’s feet may not touch the court or outside the imaginary extension of the sideline or the centerline and both feet must be on the playing surface or ground behind the baseline.
A
False
8
Q
When a time-out is called, the referee should advise all players to place their paddles on the court.
A
False
9
Q
Once the game has begun, except during time-outs, any communication between a player and any person not on the court, if determined by the referee to be coaching, shall result in either a verbal warning or technical warning to the offending player or team.
A
True
10
Q
Any malfunction of a net system during play shall be considered a hinder.
A
True
11
Q
If you do not make an initial line call and then ask your opponent’s opinion if a ball was “in” or “out,” you must accept their opinion. Once you ask the opponent’s opinion, you lose any right to make a subsequent “in” or “out” call for that rally.
A
True
12
Q
When a player throws their paddle, depending on the level of severity, a verbal warning, technical warning or technical foul may be given to the offender.
A
True
13
Q
Any ball that cannot be called “out” must be presumed to be “in.”
A
True
14
Q
Any decision or ruling by a referee, including a judgment call, may be appealed by a player to the head referee or tournament director.
A
True
15
Q
The receiver’s partner or server’s partner may stand anywhere on or off their team’s end of the court.
A
True
16
Q
If a player receives 3 technical warnings during a 2 out of 3 games match, the referee shall always impose a forfeiture of the match.
A
False
17
Q
A player is hitting a two-handed stroke (where both hands are in contact with the paddle) when his right hand is hit by the ball below the wrist. The ball is still in play.
A
True
18
Q
If the referee or a player stops a rally to correctly identify a player/position error, the rally shall be replayed.
A
True
19
Q
In a 2-out-of-3 match, the starting server will always begin the game serving from the right-hand court.
A
False
20
Q
After game 1, Team A receives a technical foul. Team B will start serving game 2 with a score of “1-0-2”. The starting server for Team B should start the game serving from the left-hand court.
A
True
21
Q
Your partner drops her paddle and it lands on the court but not in the non-volley zone. The opponents then hit a ball that hits the paddle lying on the court. The ball bounces up high and you then hit the ball over the net to keep the rally going. This is legal because the dropped paddle is considered part of the court and play continues.
A
True
22
Q
When the Drop Serve is used, there is no rule stating the ball must be served before the second bounce.
A
True
23
Q
Other than non-volley zone violations, faults may only be committed when the ball is live or in-play.
A
True
24
Q
A referee shall call a fault if a player calls “time-out” after the service motion has started but before the serve occurs.
A
False
25
Players may overrule a referee's line call if it is to their own team's disadvantage.
True
26
After the rally has ended, if a line judge shows the blocked signal, the referee may immediately make a call if they clearly saw the ball land. The referee may also canvass the remaining line judges to help make the call if they did not clearly see the ball land. The referee does not have to wait on a player's appeal to canvass the remaining line judges.
True
27
It is a fault if a player, while in the act of volleying, collides with their partner, and the momentum created as a result of the volley, causes the partner to enter the non-volley zone.
True
28
In a 2-out-of-3 match, if a team commits 2 technical warnings and a technical foul (listed in 13.G.2), the match shall be forfeited.
True
29
Other than on the serve, if a ball goes over the net and bounces on the court and then hits the center base, horizontal bar, or gets caught between the net and horizontal bar, a replay shall be called.
True
30
Player A volleys a ball that hits the top of the net and then falls over and hits the horizontal bar. Just before the ball hits the horizontal bar, the opponent, Player Z, crosses the plane of the net. The referee should call a fault on Player Z since the crossing of the plane occurred before the ball hit the horizontal bar.
True
31
When doubles partners disagree on a line call, (one calls the ball "out" and the other calls the ball 'in") either player may appeal to the referee for a ruling. The appeal to the referee can be made AFTER both players have made their line calls.
True
32
When the Drop Serve is used, after the ball bounces, the server must contact the ball before it ascends higher than waist level.
False
33
When a rally is over, a player may appeal an opponent's line call to the referee until what point in time?
Before the next serve occurs.
34
A player steps into the non-volley zone with her right foot and then jumps off the ground to hit a volley. Her right foot then lands outside the NVZ, but her left foot is still in the air when she volleys. This is a legal volley because only the foot that touches the NVZ is required to reestablish outside the zone before the volley strike.
False
35
Imparting spin during the release of the ball prior to striking the ball to serve is a fault and applies to both the volley serve and the drop serve.
True
36
The duration of an equipment time-out is:
A reasonable duration.
37
The combined length and width of a paddle, including any edge guard and butt cap, shall not exceed 26 inches.
False
38
At what point in time can a player/team withdraw from a match?
Answers A (Prior to the Referee announcing time-in, 0-0) & C
39
In a doubles match, after a medical time-out an injured player on Team A believes they can no longer contribute. Which option below would NOT be available to Team A?
Withdraw from the match.
40
The server’s hand that releases the ball on the serve must be bare (except for a Band-Aid).
False
41
In a doubles match a player hits a ball close to the opponent’s sideline. After the ball bounces the opponent calls the ball “out” and the opponent’s partner says “good shot”. The referee is unable to make a call upon appeal. Which of the following statements is correct?
The “good shot” call is not a line call, so the “out” call stands.
42
In a match with line judges, what line(s) are the players responsible for calling on the serve?
Centerline
43
A player’s paddle breaks during pre-match warm up. He doesn’t have a spare and asks if he can go to the vendor area to purchase a new paddle. What is your response?
Yes
44
Team B arrives at the court wearing yellow shirts, shorts and shoes. Team A comes to you saying Team B’s clothes are a distraction and asks that you make them change. What is your response?
That isn’t my call. I’ll call for the Tournament Director.
45
The top of the net should be 34” high in the center and 36” high - measured where?
At the sidelines.
46
The rule that made spin serves illegal (4.A.5) states, “the server shall not impart manipulation or spin on the ball with any part of the body immediately prior to the serve.” This rule applies only to the volley serve since the rules already disallowed imparting upward or downward force on a drop serve.
False
47
Can a referee call a fault before the serve occurs?
Yes
48
A hinder is defined as any physical actions by a player that are not common to the game that, in the judgment of the referee, may interfere with the opponent’s ability or concentration to hit the ball.
49
Examples of a hinder include, but are not limited to, which of the following?
All of the above (including: Stray balls on the court.)
50
A server uses a volley serve to start the rally. His left shoe slides forward and makes contact with the baseline the instant his paddle makes contact with the ball questionably at his waist. What is the ruling?
Fault for the foot touching the baseline.
51
According to the referee handbook, arguing excessively with an official, player, or spectator can warrant which of the following?
52
If you dropped your server clip during a game, which of the following scenarios would assist you in placing the server clip back over the correct server’s name?
When your most recent mark on the scoresheet is a scoring mark for server two.
53
A team forfeits game one of a best-of-three match due to a late arrival. If that team receives a technical warning in game two, the result shall be a match forfeit.
False
54
Team A serves the ball. Team B hits a very sharply angled ball that catches the top of the net and rolls along it towards the sideline. The ball continues to roll along the top of the net, then contacts the net post. The ball then ricochets off the net post and falls in bounds on team A’s end of the court. Team A is unable to make a play on the ball. What is the result of the rally?
Team A wins the rally.
55
A player may legally break the plane of the net to hit a ball after the ball has bounced on that player’s side of the net and traveled back across the net plane to the opponent’s side.
True
56
In a mini-singles match with a score of 5-2, what court should the server and receiver be playing respectively?
Server = odd court. Receiver = even court. (Straight across)
57
Team "A" serves to start a rally. Player "A1" volleys a ball for a winner near the NVZ, but loses her balance and begins windmilling her arms. Player "A1's" partner drops his paddle in the NVZ and then, from outside the NVZ, grabs player "A1" to prevent her from entering the NVZ. What should the referee call?
"Point."
58
The correct player serves the ball by releasing her non-paddle hand grip on the ball while simultaneously moving the paddle away from the ball. Before the ball hits the ground, she contacts the ball with the paddle to execute the serve. All other requirements of the serve were met, and the served ball lands in bounds. The referee should call a fault.
59
The server’s hand that releases the ball on the serve must be bare (except for a Band-Aid).
False
60
In a high-pro le singles gold medal match, the referee determines the receiver should be ready and calls the score to begin the 10-second count. The receiver asks the referee to con rm the score, which the referee does. The referee should stop play, answer the question and re-call the score.
True
61
The referee will con rm and correct, if necessary, that all players are in the correct position and the correct server has the ball before calling the score.
True
62
According to the referee handbook, arguing excessively with an of cial, player, or spectator can warrant which of the following?
Either A (verbal warning) or B.
63
The correct player serves the ball by releasing her non-paddle hand grip on the ball while simultaneously moving the paddle away from the ball. Before the ball hits the ground, she contacts the ball with the paddle to execute the serve. All other requirements of the serve were met, and the served ball lands in bounds. The referee should call a fault.
True
64
A hinder is defined as any physical actions by a player that are not common to the game that, in the judgment of the referee, may interfere with the opponent’s ability or concentration to hit the ball.
False
65
If a player/position error is identified after the rally has played out, the rally shall stand.
True
66
If a paddle violation is identified after the match has started, the player or team forfeit all matches started and already played.
False
67
In a non-officiated match what faults can a player call on an opponent that would result in a replay?
Both A (Service foot faults) & B.
68
Midway through game 2, partners swing their paddles at the ball at the same time and one player's finger gets hit by his partner's paddle and is injured. After a fifteen-minute medical time-out, the injured player says he believes he can still play. The ref calls time-in and calls the score. The injured player then request one of their remaining standard time-outs. Should the referee allow the time-out?
Yes
69
If a player stops a rally and incorrectly identifies a player/position error, it is a fault on the player who stopped the rally.
True
70
A served ball landing on the NVZ line is a fault.
True
71
The definition of a verbal warning is: A referee’s warning of a behavioral violation. A single verbal warning may be issued to each team once per match regardless of a technical warning or technical foul having already been issued to that team.
True
72
If the referee stops a rally and incorrectly identifies a player/position error, the rally shall be replayed.
True
73
Per the Officiating Handbook, which statements are true? 1. A referee should refrain from making derogatory comments about players on social media. 2. A referee should refrain from making complimentary comments about players on social media.
C. Both statements are True.
74
In a 2 out of 3 match, Team A wins the first game 11-7. During game 2, Team A is losing 9-2 and elects to retire. What score(s) should be recorded on the scoresheet?
7-11, 11-2, 11-0.
75
During a rally in an of officiated match, a ball a player was carrying in their pocket falls onto the court. The referee should:
Stop play, announce a referee error and replay the rally
76
According to the Officiating Handbook, which of the answers is the best example script to be used at the end of a game with a game to follow?
Point, Game, 11-9, Smith and Jones, Time-out, Change Ends, Two Minutes.
77
After game 1, Team A commits a technical foul. Team A will serve first for game 2 with a score of "0-1-2". Which player on Team B should receive serve?
Starting server's partner ("No-band") player.
78
If a player disagrees with a line judge’s “out” call that bene ted their team, the player may overrule the “out” call as “in”. What would happen next?
Replay, unless the team concedes the rally and then “A”, “B” or “C” would occur.
79
Per the rulebook, in doubles play when making a line call, which of the following phrases con rm that doubt exists?
Player says "out" and partner says "in".
80
While positioned near the far sideline, a standing player serves the ball. The referee is uncertain whether the player's foot was touching the playing surface outside the imaginary extension of the sideline at the moment the ball was served. Before the return of serve, the referee calls for a replay. This would be a valid call by the referee.
True
81
Midway through game 2, partners swing their paddles at the ball at the same time and one player's finger gets hit by his partner's paddle and is injured. After a fifteen-minute medical time-out, the injured player says he believes he can still play. The ref calls time-in and calls the score. The injured player then request one of their remaining standard time-outs. Should the referee allow the time-out?
Yes
82
The rule that made spin serves illegal (4.A.5) states, “the server shall not impart manipulation or spin on the ball with any part of the body immediately prior to the serve.” This rule applies only to the volley serve since the rules already disallowed imparting upward or downward force on a drop serve.
False
83
After the serve, if players suspect a ball is broken or cracked, play must continue until the end of the rally.
True
84
Any player may indicate "Not Ready" prior to the start of the score being called.
True
85
Team "A" serves to start a rally. Player "A1" volleys a ball for a winner near the NVZ, but loses her balance and begins windmilling her arms. Player "A1's" partner drops his paddle in the NVZ and then, from outside the NVZ, grabs player "A1" to prevent her from entering the NVZ. What should the referee call?
Point
86
During a rally in an officiated match, a ball a player was carrying in their pocket falls onto the court. The referee should:
Stop play, announce a referee error and replay the rally.
87
A player steps into the non-volley zone with her right foot and then jumps off the ground to hit a volley. Her right foot then lands outside the NVZ, but her left foot is still in the air when she volleys. This is a legal volley because only the foot that touches the NVZ is required to reestablish outside the zone before the volley strike.
False
88
A. If one player calls the ball "out" and the partner calls the ball "in", the ball shall be considered "in".
B. There is no written rule stating if one player calls the ball "out" and the partner says, "I'm not sure", "I don't know", etc., the ball shall be considered "in".
"A" and "B" are correct. Including: only "B" is correct.
89
Player A1 is serving at 5-9-1 from the left side of the court. During the rally, B2 lobs the ball and A1 hits it off the tip of his paddle high into the air. While the ball is in the air, A1 yells a loud profanity. The ball then bounces in Team B’s court with enough backspin to take it into the net for a point. The referee declares “Point, Technical Foul!” Assuming the match is not declared a forfeit due to penalties, what is the next score the referee should call, who would the server be, and from which side of the court would that serve come from?
5-9-1, A1 serves from the left.
90
The receiver's partner or server's partner may stand anywhere on or off their team's end of the court.
True
91
In a doubles match, 2 out of 3 games, only one of the four players is present at the 10-minute mark. All of the appropriate notifications were made for second and/or final call. At 10 minutes, both teams are assessed a game forfeit. At the 15-minute mark, three of the four players have not reported, so both teams are assessed a match forfeit. How is the match winner determined?
The Tournament Director, or their designee, will conduct a coin toss to determine the match winner.
92
At the beginning of the service motion, both feet must be behind the baseline and the imaginary extension of the baseline.
False
93
Player A1 is serving with a score of 7-8-1. Player B1 returns the serve into the net, telling A1 that the ball needs to be replaced. A1 collects the ball and, in agreement with B1, but before showing the ball to the referee, stomps on the ball, crushing it. The referee issues a Technical Warning on A1 for ball abuse. Player A1 then yells a profane word loud enough for spectators to hear. The referee issues another TW on A1. When play resumes, who is serving and what score should the referee call?
Player A1 at 7-8-1.
94
When the referee calls the score, the 10-second count begins. If the server asks if they are the correct server, the referee should stop play, answer the question and re-call the score and begin a new 10-second count.
True
95
Once the game has begun, except during time-outs, any communication between a player and any person not on the court, if determined by the referee to be coaching, shall result in either a verbal warning or technical warning to the offending player or team.
True
96
Per the Officiating Handbook, when is a referee allowed to use "common sense" on judgments made during a match?
To address situations not expressly covered by the rulebook, casebook or handbook.
97
After a point is removed or awarded for a technical foul, the player or team losing or awarded the point must move on their own to the correct position(s) that reflect their score.
False
98
If a served ball hits the net and lands on the non-volley zone line, it is considered a "Let" and a replay will be called.
False
99
During the pre-match briefing, Team A has won the toss and elected to serve. Which of the following options remains available for Team B?
End
100
A served ball landing on the NVZ line is a fault.
True
101
A player is hitting a two-handed stroke (where both hands are in contact with the paddle) when his right hand is hit by the ball below the wrist. The ball is still in play.
True
102
Players may overrule a referee's line call if it is to their own team's disadvantage.
True
103
Other than on the serve, if a ball goes over the net and bounces on the court and then hits the center base, horizontal bar, or gets caught between the net and horizontal bar, a replay shall be called.
True
104
Any decision or ruling by a referee, including a judgment call, may be appealed by a player to the head referee or tournament director.
True
105
When the Drop Serve is used, after the ball bounces, the server must contact the ball before it ascends higher than waist level.
False
106
A player standing outside the non-volley zone (NVZ) volleys the ball, but begins to lose her balance. To prevent stepping into the NVZ, she jumps over the corner of the NVZ and into the out of bounds area, then touches a net post while the ball is still live. A fault should be called.
True
107
In matches involving line judges, a line judge who believes the wrong server served should clasp two arms together above their head.
False
108
The top of the net should be 34” high in the center and 36” high - measured where?
At the sidelines.
109
After the rally has ended, if a line judge shows the blocked signal, the referee may immediately make a call if they clearly saw the ball land. The referee may also canvass the remaining line judges to help make the call if they did not clearly see the ball land. The referee does not have to wait on a player's appeal to canvass the remaining line judges.
True
110
When a player faults by hitting the ball into their own side of the net and the ball does not cross over the net, when does the fault occur?
When the ball hits the ground.
111
Team A and Team B are both at the NVZ line engaged in an intense firefight. Player A1 smashes a ball at player B1 with the ball sailing out of bounds. The ball did not hit player B1, but in their attempt to spin out of the way, their sunglasses fell off the top of their head and landed in the NVZ. This would result in a fault on Player B1 and Team A would win the rally.
False
112
Which of the following would not result in a fault?
An incorrect score is called and before the return of serve a player stops play to challenge the score.
113
During scoresheet reconstruction, if a team’s last side out mark has been placed after a scoring box with an odd number, which player becomes the second server on that team’s next service rotation?
The banded player.
114
Who has the authority to remove a line judge?
All of the above
115
During the serve, when the ball is struck, the server's feet shall not touch the area outside the imaginary extension of the sideline or the centerline, or touch the court, including the baseline.
True
116
The definition of a verbal warning is: A referee’s warning of a behavioral violation. A single verbal warning may be issued to each team once per match regardless of a technical warning or technical foul having already been issued to that team.
True
117
Players may overrule line calls to their own disadvantage. This includes the overrule of the opponent, line judges, and even their partner. This includes an overrule of a referee's clear "in" or "out" call.
True
118
The correct player serves the ball by releasing her non-paddle hand grip on the ball while simultaneously moving the paddle away from the ball. Before the ball hits the ground, she contacts the ball with the paddle to execute the serve. All other requirements of the serve were met, and the served ball lands in bounds. The referee should call a fault.
True
119
Examples of a distraction may include, but are not limited to, which of the following?
All of the above
120
After the referee has called the score and before the ball is served, one of the receivers says “wait, wait” and the receivers switch their positions without saying anything else. Nothing occurred that would constitute a hinder. What should the referee do?
Stop play, allow the receivers to become ready and re-call the score.
121
A player, who has the use of both hands, rolls the ball off the paddle face to execute a volley serve. All other requirements of the serve were met and the served ball lands in bounds. The referee should call a fault for an illegal serve.
False
122
If a player disagrees with a line judge’s “out” call that
benefited their team, the player may overrule the
“out” call as “in”. What would happen next?
Replay, unless the team concedes the rally and then “A”, “B” or “C” would occur.
123
When a time-out is called, the referee should advise all players to place their paddles on the court.
False
124
In a dual-refereed match, a player can appeal directly to the second referee. If that referee saw the ball clearly, he can make a ruling.
False
125
If a player receives 3 technical warnings during a 2 out of 3 games match, the referee shall always impose a forfeiture of the match.
False
126
In a match with passive line judges, what is the proper line call and appeal progression?
Player, lead referee, line judge
127
At what point in time can a player/team withdraw from a match?
Answers A & C. Including: Prior to the Referee announcing time-in, 0-0.
128
The referee will confirm and correct, if necessary, that all players are in the correct position and the correct server has the ball before calling the score.
True
129
According to the Officiating Handbook, which of the answers is the best example script to be used at the end of a game with a game to follow?
Point, Game, 11-9, Smith and Jones, Time-out, Change Ends, Two Minutes.
130
The server’s hand that releases the ball on the serve must be bare (except for a Band-Aid).
False
131
During the mid-game, end change time-out, coaching is allowed.
True
132
When a rally is over, a player may appeal an opponent's line call to the referee until what point in time?
Before the next serve occurs.
133
The duration of an equipment time-out is:
A reasonable duration.
134
When the Drop Serve is used, there is no rule stating the ball must be served before the second bounce.
True
135
When a player commits a technical foul, one point shall always be deducted from the offending player's score.
False
136
When a player throws their paddle, depending on the level of severity, a verbal warning, technical warning or technical foul may be given to the offender.
True
137
Before a match, one player complains that he is having difficulty seeing the orange balls that have been provided. You’ve heard other players also complaining about the ball color. The player asks if they can switch to yellow balls telling you that he has asked his opponents and they all agree. What is your ruling?
You do not allow the ball color change.
138
When doubles partners disagree on a line call, (one calls the ball "out" and the other calls the ball 'in") either player may appeal to the referee for a ruling. The appeal to the referee can be made AFTER both players have made their line calls.
True
139
A ball in play that contacts a permanent object after it has bounced on the opponent's court will result in a dead ball and the player who hit the ball shall win the rally.
True
140
Other than non-volley zone violations, faults may only be committed when the ball is live or in-play.
True
141
After game 1 has ended, Team A changes their starting server (and form of identification) but does not inform the referee or the opponents of the change. At the start of game 2, Team A serves the ball to start the game with the player wearing the form of identification. Should a fault be called?
No. It is not a fault just because Team A did not give a notification.
142
In a doubles match a player hits a ball close to the opponent’s sideline. After the ball bounces the opponent calls the ball “out” and the opponent’s partner says “good shot”. The referee is unable to make a call upon appeal. Which of the following statements is correct?
The “good shot” call is not a line call, so the “out” call stands.
143
After the referee has called the score and before the ball is served, one of the receivers says “wait, wait” and the receivers begin talking to each other without saying anything else to the referee. The referee stops play and asks why they said “wait, wait” and is told they needed to talk to each other. No hinder occurred. What should the referee do?
Stop play, issue a verbal or technical warning for delay of game and re-call the score to start play.
144
On the serve, the referee is not required to announce simultaneous faults on the serving team.
False
145
In a doubles match, Team A is ahead at 5-4-1 with Player A1 having served for 4 straight points. Player A2 serves for 2 more points to reach 7-4-2 before losing a rally. It should be side-out, but player A1 serves a second time and wins the next rally while no one recognized the error. The score is now 8-4-2 and player A1 serves again when the referee realizes Player A1 served twice. What is the correct ruling at this point?
Both A and B; including: All points served count, including the eighth point on Player A1’s second serve.
146
In a 2 out of 3 match, Team A wins the first game 11-7. During game 2, Team A is losing 9-2 and elects to retire. What score(s) should be recorded on the scoresheet?
7-11, 11-2, 11-0.
147
In a 2-out-of-3 match, if a team commits 2 technical warnings and a technical foul (listed in 13.G.2), the match shall be forfeited.
True
148
A ball is hit at an angle, bounces in the court, and travels beyond the sidelines. The receiver manages to return the ball, hitting a low shot (below net level) around and outside the post into the opponent’s court. This is a legal hit and the ball remains in play.
True
149
An injured player requests a medical time-out. Medical personnel arrives and the referee starts the 15-minute period. Medical personnel determine it is necessary to provide treatment off court at another location in the venue. What should the referee do?
Pause his timer, accompany the player and medical personnel to the new location and resume the timer when medical treatment resumes.
150
In a match with a referee, after a rally has completed, a player notices that the ball is cracked and steps on it and crushes it. What should the referee do if they saw this happen?
Issue a verbal warning or technical warning to the player.
151
The server’s partner (A2) lines up at the NVZ for the serve. A2 volleys the third shot in the rally for a winner. In a non-officiated match, can the receiving team enforce a fault against Team A since they violated the two-bounce rule?
No
152
The combined length and width of a paddle, including any edge guard and butt cap, shall not exceed 26 inches.
False
153
After game 1, Team A commits a technical foul. Team A will serve first for game 2 with a score of "0-1-2". Which player on Team B should receive serve?
Starting server's partner ("No-band") player.
154
It is not a fault if the server misses the ball when trying to serve as long as the serve occurs before the 10-second count expires.
True
