1. A player on the field is taken off with a bleeding wound at minute 20 match time, there is then a 3 minute watch stoppage for a neck injury. At minute 34 match time the blood sub is ready to return. May that player rejoin the match?

2. An attacking player kicks the ball into the corner which rolls then bounces up and hits the middle of the corner post, lands in the in-goal and is then grounded by a teammate. Decision:

3. In a sevens match, a front row player intentionally kicks the ball through the scrum towards his opponents in goal. Decision:

4. In a 15s match, a front row player intentionally kicks the ball towards the opponent’s goal line and it goes through the scrum coming out behind the number 8. Decision:

5. From a kick-off, players for the non kicking team cross the 10 meter line before the ball is kicked and kick is charged down. Decision:

6. Advantage may be played for player not driving straight in a scrum.

7. After a kick is charged down, teammates in front of the kicker who immediately play the ball may be offside.

8. How many flag posts make up the ground?

9. Play continues without advantage when a 22 meter drop out does not cross the 22 and is first played by the non kicking team.

10. During a 22 restart, the ball is kicked and crosses the 22 but is blown back, lands inside the 22 and is played first by the kicking team. Decision:

11. Red has possession inside their own 22. After a loose pass the ball is picked up by a Red and Blue player simultaneously who form a stationary maul that does not move forward and play is stopped. How is play restarted?

12. Red has possession inside their own 22. After a loose pass the ball is picked up by a Red and Blue player simultaneously who form a maul that moves towards Blue’s goal line and then becomes stationary. How is play restarted?

Select the correct sanction:

1. For a dropout a player from the non kicking team charges over the 22 meter line before the ball is kicked.

2. A player returns the ball into a ruck.

3. A player in a ruck picks up the ball with their legs.

4. A flanker plays the ball with their feet in the tunnel of a scrum.

5. A player at the back of a maul dummies a pass to a teammate to make the defense think the ball is out of the maul.

6. A player charges an opponent after the whistle has been blown for a mark.

7. A team voluntarily fails to form a lineout.

8. A player in the scrum picks up the ball using their legs.

9. Two opponents run for a loose ball, one charges the other shoulder to shoulder and then picks up the ball. What action should the referee take?

10. If a defending team charges early on a conversion kick and the kick is unsuccessful, how is the second kick taken?

11. Direct from the kickoff, the non-kicking team catches the ball and a maul immediately forms. The maul becomes stationary and the referee blows the whistle. Who has the put in at the scrum?

12. A player from the BLUE team kicks up a high ball that is then caught directly by a teammate who is held by RED players and a maul immediately forms. The maul becomes stationary and the referee blows the whistle. Who has the put in at the scrum?

13. An attacking team is awarded a free kick inside their opponents 22 and call for a scrum. At the scrum the ball is passed to the #10 who then drop kicks the ball through the goal posts. The ball lands in the in goal and is touched down by an onside player from the attacking team. Decision.

14. An attacking team is awarded a free kick, the kick is taken quickly and after 2 passes the #12 drop kicks the ball through the goal posts from near the 10 meter line. The ball goes through the in-goal without being touched. How can play be restarted?

15. A 22 dropout is taken poorly, lands in the field of play and goes out 10 meters from the goal line without crossing the 22. How can play be restarted?

16. In which of the following situations has the maul successfully ended

17. When may a player not participating in a lineout (back 10 meters) move forward to catch a long throw from a teammate that goes beyond 15 meters in the lineout.

18. In the final seconds of a match a scrum is ordered and the referee sees time is almost up and tells the players this will be the last play. The scrum collapses for no apparent reason and the referee blows his whistle, time is up. Decision.