Here are your answers and explanations...
1. 2nd & 5 on team A’s
35-yard line. A1’s forward pass is intercepted by B2, who advances to
team A’s 30-yard line before being deflagged. Before the pass is
intercepted, B3 is flagged for pass interference and A4 is flagged for holding.
A. The
fouls are enforced in the order of occurrence
B. Only
team A’s foul is enforced.
C. Only
team B’s foul is enforced.
D.
The
penalties offset.
The answer is D. Because both teams committed
fouls, it is a double foul, and because the team of the ball at the end of the
down fouled before the change of possession, the penalties offset and the
down is replayed. (10.2.2)
2.
4th &
5 for team A at its own 20-yard line. A1 runs to his/her 30-yard line,
and throws an incomplete forward pass.
A. Legal
forward pass. 1st & 10 for team A from their own
30-yard line.
B. Illegal
forward pass. 4th & 10 for team A from their own
20-yard line.
C.
Illegal
forward pass. 1st & 10 for team A from their own
25-yard line.
D. Illegal
forward pass. 2nd & 10 for team A from their own
25-yard line.
E. Illegal
forward pass. 1st & 10 for team B from the previous
spot (team A’s 20-yard line).
F. Illegal
forward pass. 1st & 10 for team B from the team A’s
25-yard line.
G. Illegal
forward pass. 1st & 10 for team B from the spot of
the foul (team A’s 30-yard line).
The answer is C. The 5-yard penalty is enforced
from the spot of the pass. Because that leaves the ball beyond the line
to gain, team A is awarded a new series. The loss of down aspect of the
penalty has no significance because a new series was awarded. (5.1.3
NOTE, Flag Football Fundamentals 8.h)
3.
TRUE
or FALSE? The 10-second runoff rule can only apply when the game clock is
running and less than two minutes remain in either half.
The answer is FALSE. The 10-second runoff rule can only apply when the game clock is
running and less than ONE MINUTE remains in either half.
(10.6.1)
For #2, if A1 has already used a run, does this change to an "illegal run"?
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