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Basketball Basics Quiz

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How many players are on each basketball team?

2

Who invented basketball in 1891?

3

What is the stated height of the basket in the lesson?

4

The ball may be thrown in any direction with how many hands?

5

True or False: A player can run with the ball in hand and keep the same ball position?

6

When is a goal counted if the ball is in the basket?

7

What happens after three consecutive fouls by one side?

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What is the rule about out-of-bounds throws?

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Who judges the ball and keeps time in the game?

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What was the very first ball used in basketball?

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Basketball is played by two teams of five players each, per the lesson's rules.

James Naismith, a Canadian-American teacher, invented basketball in 1891.

The lesson notes the hoop is mounted at 10 meters high.

The rule allows throwing in any direction with one hand.

A player cannot run with the ball; it must be thrown from the spot caught.

A goal counts when the ball is thrown into the basket and stays there, provided defenders don’t disturb it.

Three consecutive fouls by a side count as a goal for the opponents.

When out of bounds, the throw-in must be made and the thrower has five seconds.

The referee is the judge of the ball in play, in bounds, and keeps time.

The very first ball used was a soccer ball before true basketballs were made.

 
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