Team A presents in due time the team list to the scorer. The numbers of 2 players are not the same as the numbers displayed on their shirts or the name of a player is omitted on the score sheet. This is discovered before the start of the game. The game shall start without any sanction.

With 1:23 remaining on the game clock in the 4th period, A1 commits a travelling violation in his front court. Team A is granted a time-out. The game shall be resumed with team B front court throw-in at the throw-in line.

A2 is dribbling from his backcourt and ends his dribble with holding the ball and straddling the centre line. A2 passes the ball to A1 who is also straddling the centre line. This is legal.

Team A has fewer than 5 players on the playing court ready to start the 3rd period due to the injuries, disqualifications etc. Team A shall continue the game with less than 5 players.

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

The basket which a team attacks is its own basket.

B1 commits an interference violation. A1 is awarded 2 points. Coach B requests a time-out. The request shall be granted.

There shall be 2 separate, distinctly different and loud signals, one for the shot clock operator and one for the scorer/timer.

The shot clock signal sounds while team A is in control of the ball. The ball becomes dead immediately.

A1 passes the ball from his backcourt to A2 who is straddling the centre line. Referee shall end the 8-second count.

A4 unsuccessful attempt to dunk the ball rebounds from the ring, after which the shot clock signal sounds in error. This is a jump ball situation.

The shot clock shall be reset when a ball touches the ring on a throw-in.

A3 is awarded 2 free throws. The ball on the first free throw rebounds from the ring and still has a chance to enter the basket. B5 taps the ball away. The referee calls technical foul on B5.

Team A has 8 seconds to move the ball to thefrontcourt. When the 8 secondsperiod expires, the ball isin the air above the frontcourt. This is legal.

The 3-second rule applies only when a team is in control of the live ball on any place on the court.

A1 is setting a screen on B1. A1 must face B1 for the screen to be legal.

A5 shot for a field goal misses the ring. Before either team has established a team control, a held ball between A2 and B2 is called. The alternating possession arrow favours team A. The shot clock shall be reset to 24 seconds.

B6 asks for substitution in 2nd period. After A2 scores a field goal. The scorer erroneously sounds the signal after the basket for substitution. The official blows his whistle and interrupts the game. The substitution shall be granted to B6.

The centre line is neither part of the back court nor the front court.

With 0:00.3 second remaining on the game clock, team A is awarded a throw-in. A2 catches the pass and immediately releases the ball. The ball enters the basket. The goal shall count.

Team A has control of the ball in its front court when a double foul between A1 and B1 in the front court is called with 7 seconds remaining on the shot clock. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in and with 24 seconds on the shot clock.

After a dribble, A1 throws the ball deliberately against the backboard and catches it again before it has touched another player. This is legal.

During A1 shot for a field goal, the ball bounces on the ring when A2 pushes illegally B2 on the reboundand the foul is called. The ball enters the basket. The goal shall count.

A1 shot for a field goal rebounds from the ring over the backboard without touching the basket supports. The game shall continue.

A1 appears to have injured an ankle and the game is stopped. Coach A enters the playing court to assess A1's injury. A1 shall be substituted.