During a jump ball between A1 and B1, the ball is touched first by A1 and then by B1, after which A1 touches the ball 2 more times. This is legal.

There is a limit to the number of steps a player may take around the pivot foot.

The ball become live when referee enters the restricted area to administer a free throw.

The ball becomes dead when the shot clock signal sounds and the ball is in the air on a pass.

With 1:27 remaining on the game clock in the 4th period, A3 causes the ball to go out-of-bounds in team B backcourt. Team A is granted a time-out. Following the time-out, team B throw-in shall be administered at the throw-inline extended, opposite the scorer’s table in its frontcourt.

A2 pass to A4 in the frontcourt is deflected by B1. The ball then touches the ring of team B basket. The shot clock shall be reset.

During his dribble, A1 loses his balance and steps out-of- bounds without touching the ball. A1 returns on the court and continues his dribble. This is a legal play.

The basket which a team attacks is its own basket.

A1 thrower-in pass goes out-of-bounds without touching any player on the playing court. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in at the place of the original throw-in.

A1 throw-in to A2 is in the air. Team A has control of the ball at this time.

The ball on the A4 shot for a field goal touches the backboard and it is completely above the level of the ring when B4 touches the ball. This is the goaltending violation.

A1 receives the ball standing on both feet. A1 jumps and returns to the floor with the ball in his hands. This is legal.

The radius of the 3-point line is 6.50 m.

A1 straddling the centre line receives the ball from A2 who is in the backcourt. The ball has gone to the frontcourt.

A1 in the air passes the ball to A2. Coming down on the floor A1 contacts into B1 who is in a legal guarding position. The referee calls a foul on A1. This is a team control foul.

During a throw-in, regardless whether the game clock is stopped or not, or during a free throw, in the judgement of the referee, a player deliberately delays the process of taking the ball. The referee calls a technical foul.

After the unsuccessful last or only free throw, the game clock shall start when the ball touches the ring.

A1 receives a pass in the air. A1 returns to the floor with both feet. A1 loses his balance and holding the ball in both hands, the ball touches the floor. A1 did not move his pivot foot. This is a travelling violation.

During a jump ball between A1 and B1, the ball is touched first by A1 and then by B1. After this the ball touches the floor and then B1 catches the ball. This is legal.

The time-out period ends and the referee beckons the teams on the playing court. Coach A continues to instruct his team in the team bench area. The coach has already been warned for the same behavior, therefore the referee wants to charge him an additional time-out. The scorer notifies the referee that team A has no time-out left. Coach A shall be charged with the technical foul.

With 20 minutes before the game, the both coaches agreed to exchange the baskets that they will attack but they shall still keep the team benches assigned to them by rules. The referee shall agree with this exchange.

A3 is dribbling in his frontcourt near the centre line when A5 commits a 3 second violation. Team B shall be awarded a throw-in at the endline, but not directly behind the backboard.

There must be 3 separate, distinctly different and loud sound signals for the shot clock and game clock operators and for the time- out/substitution.

A1 in his backcourt is dribbling for 4 seconds when B1 taps the ball which goes out-of-bounds in team A backcourt. Team A shall have new 8 seconds to move the ball into its frontcourt.

A1 has finished his dribble. A1 throws the ball against the backboard, jumps and catches the ball again before it is touched by another player. A1 now dunks the ball. The goal shall count.