* What type of penalty is required for the foul "Deliberately obstructing a player when not in possession of the puck, first offence"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* What type of penalty is required for the foul "deliberate obstruction or covering the puck while not in possession of the puck"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* What type of penalty is required for the foul "removing or attempting to remove an opponent\'s equipment"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* What type of penalty is required for physically attacking or deliberately hurting an opponent?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* Can a Chief Referee eject a player from the pool for the entire game?

• Yes
• No

* When an infringement does not affect the advantage held by the team in possession, should a referee adopt the advantage rule?

• Yes
• No

* What type of penalty is required for the foul "standing on the pool bottom in a manner that interferes with game play, first offence and not deemed deliberate"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* What type of penalty is required for the foul "insulting by word or gesture"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* What type of penalty is required for the foul "deliberately stopping a goal with anything other than the playing area of the stick"? (Select 2 answers)

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* What type of penalty is required for the foul "accidentally obstructing a player when not in possession of the puck, second offence"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* After a goal is scored, when should the signal to restart play be given by the Poolside Referee?

• As soon as all members of each team have reached their respective goal lines.
• After a reasonable time has been allowed (roughly 30 sec.) for all players to reach their goal lines.
• When both Water Referees are signalling their readiness for play to commence and a reasonable time has been allowed for players to return to their ends.
• As soon as either Water Referee signals that the puck has been placed on the centre spot, regardless of whether the players have reached their respective goal lines.

* How does a Water Referee signal a stop to play?

• 1. Two arms raised
• 2. One arm raised - finger circling
• 3. One arm raised
• 4. One arm waving above the head

* Can a Water Referee eject a player from the pool for the entire game?

• Yes
• No

* What type of penalty is required for the foul "attempting to gain possession of the puck by the use of obstruction"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* What type of penalty is required for the foul "deliberately handling an opponent’s equipment, arms, legs or body"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* What type of penalty is required for "illegal substitution, accidental"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* How long should the advantage rule be allowed to run?

• Until a goal is scored
• Until a player is given a time penalty
• Until the referee decides that the team has had a reasonable chance to regain the advantage or dispose of the puck
• At least 30 seconds

* What type of penalty is required for "Illegal Substitution, deliberate (e.g. to interfere with play)"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

When does a Water Referee signal a stop to play?

• When he/she has seen an infringement and has decided that the advantage rule does apply
• When he/she has seen an infringement and has decided that the advantage rule doesn’t apply

If a match result is required, what happens at the end of the second half, if the scores are tied?

• 3min break, teams change ends, then 5min each way with a 1min break in between
• 3min break, teams change ends, then 5min each way with a 2min break in between
• 3min break, teams change ends, then 5min each way with a 3min break in between
• 3min break, teams change ends, then 2x 5min (don’t change ends) with a 1min break in between

* What type of penalty is required for the foul "Accidentally obstructing a player when not in possession of the puck, third offence"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

Which of the following are goals?

• Picture 1
• Picture 2
• Picture 3
• Picture 4

* What type of penalty is required for unsportsmanlike behaviour?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

What type of penalty is required for the foul "refusing to accept decisions by Officials"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* When and how does a Poolside Referee signal a stop to play?

• By pressing the buzzer when he/she has seen an infringement and has decided that the advantage rule does apply
• By pressing the buzzer when he/she has seen an infringement and has decided that the advantage rule doesn’t apply

* What type of penalty is required for the foul "starting play incorrectly"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* If a player is ejected from the pool for the entire game, what else must be done by the Referee/s after the game?

• Nothing – the player obviously deserved it
• They must speak to the Captain
• They must send a report to the Tournament Tribunal
• They must tell the player what they did wrong

* What type of penalty is required for the foul "deliberately lifting or carrying the puck balanced on the stick"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal

* What type of penalty is required for the foul "deliberately playing the puck with the free hand"?

• Minor foul, resulting in an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a warning and an advantage puck
• Minor foul, resulting in a 1 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 2 minute time penalty
• Major foul, resulting in a 5 minute time penalty
• Serious foul, resulting in the dismissal of a player for the remainder of the game
• Penalty Goal