* 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

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

* 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 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

* 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

* 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

* 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

* 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 "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

* 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 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 "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

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, 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

* 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

* 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.

Which of the following are goals?

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

* 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 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

* 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

* 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

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

• Yes
• No

* 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 "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

* 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

* 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

* 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 "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 "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