* What are two important responsibilities of the Water Referees prior to the match? (Choose 2 answers)

• Ensure that their water bottles are full
• Ensure the puck is in the centre of the court
• Ensure there is no litter on the pool bottom
• Ensure the team gear inspections have been done

* What are two of the responsibilities of the Scorer prior to the match? (Choose 2 answers)

• Check player equipment
• Ensure the scoreboard is visible from all parts of the playing area
• Provide teams with training pucks
• Check that they have suitable means of keeping a written record of the match

* Match up the signal with the correct description:

• Time suspension
• Advantage puck
• Stop play
• Ready to start play
• Penalty shot

* Which equipment checks apply to fins? (Choose 1 answer)

• Uniform colour
• No sharp edges
• Correct colour
• Not too big
• Cannot surround the puck by more than 50%
• Two lenses, or single lens with divider

* For any one game, how many interchange players are there?

• Up to 2 interchange players
• Up to 3 interchange players
• Up to 4 interchange players
• Up to 5 interchange players

* Which equipment checks apply to gloves? (Choose 2 answers)

• Uniform colour
• No sharp edges
• Correct colour
• Not too big
• Cannot surround the puck by more than 50%
• Two lenses, or single lens with divider

* Match up the signal with the correct description:

• Time suspension
• Advantage puck
• Stop play
• Ready to start play
• Penalty shot

* What special match conditions may Referees be required to brief the teams on, prior to a match?

• Anything that has changed since the captains briefing
• Duration of the game
• B-section rules
• CMAS rules

* Which equipment checks apply to masks? (Choose 2 answers)

• Uniform colour
• No sharp edges
• Correct colour
• Not too big
• Cannot surround the puck by more than 50%
• Two lenses, or single lens with divider

* When may interchange players be used?

• Only at the half time break
• At any time during the game
• At any time during the game except in extra time periods
• Only during time out periods

* Which of the following are considered ideal dimensions of the playing area?

• 10m wide, 25m long, 1.8m deep
• 12.5m wide, 20m long, 2m deep
• 15m wide, 25m long, 4m deep
• 15m wide, 25m long, 2.4m deep

* Which of the following are the responsibilities of the Timekeeper? (Choose 4 answers)

• Inform the Chief Ref when Sin Bin time is up
• To stop play
• To stop/start the clock
• Check player equipment
• Ensure all goals are recorded and displayed

* What is indicated when a Water Referee keeps one arm raised in the air?

• Goal
• Advantage puck
• Stop play
• Ready to start play

* When and where should a gear inspection be conducted?

• When the team arrives to the pool
• Anytime during the game
• Before the game, at the team’s sub bench
• Before the game, as they take off for the strike

* Match up the signal with the correct description:

• Time suspension
• Advantage puck
• Stop play
• Ready to start play
• Penalty shot

* A Water Referee should carry or wear bright coloured gloves, a red cap with ear protectors and a...

• Coloured vest
• Timing device
• Scoreboard
• Mouthguard

* Which equipment checks apply to hats? (Choose 1 answer)

• Uniform colour
• No sharp edges
• Correct colour
• Not too big
• Cannot surround the puck by more than 50%
• Two lenses, or single lens with divider

* Match up the signal with the correct description:

• Time suspension
• Advantage puck
• Stop play
• Ready to start play
• Penalty shot

* Which equipment checks apply to sticks? (Choose 5 answers)

• Uniform colour
• No sharp edges
• Correct colour
• Not too big
• Cannot surround the puck by more than 50%
• Two lenses, or single lens with divider

* Must players wear a mouthguard (internal or external)?

• Yes
• No

* At what instant does the Timekeeper commence the timing of a time penalised player?

• As soon as the player has been informed of the penalty.
• As soon as the player's body and equipment is wholly out of the water.
• When the signal to restart play is given, so long as the offending player is seated in the designated time penalty area.
• As soon as the offending player's body and equipment is wholly in the designated time penalty area.

* Match up the signal with the correct description:

• Team time out
• Advantage puck
• Stop play
• Referee time out
• Penalty shot