Free Rules of Games and Sports MCQs with Answers

• A. Ahmed Ali
• B. Moen khan
• C. Iftikhar mansoor
• D. Akber ali

Explanation: Brigadier (retd.) Iftikhar Mansoor has been identified as president of the Pakistan Basketball Federation in commonly published federation…

• A. Black
• B. Blue
• C. Yellow
• D. Orange

Explanation: Modern basketballs are typically orange, a color selected for strong visibility against the court and background.

• A. Rebound
• B. Traveling
• C. Double foul
• D. None of these

Explanation: Traveling occurs when a player moves illegally with the ball without maintaining a legal dribble, usually by taking excessive steps.

• A. Corner
• B. Centre line
• C. Circle
• D. Side line

Explanation: A basketball game starts with a jump ball in the centre circle, contested by one player from each team.

• A. yellow
• B. green
• C. Red
• D. white

Explanation: Under the traditional scoring-table system, white numbered plates or markers indicate an individual player’s fouls.

• A. 4sec
• B. 5Sec
• C. 2Sec
• D. 3Sec

Explanation: The three-second rule prevents an attacking player from remaining in the opponent’s restricted area for more than three consecutive…

• A. one
• B. Three
• C. Two
• D. Four

Explanation: The scorer is traditionally supplied with two team-foul markers, normally red, to display the team-foul situation at the scoring table.

• A. 5minutes
• B. 15minutes
• C. 20minutes
• D. 30minutes

Explanation: When the score is tied at the end of regulation, basketball uses a five-minute overtime period.

• A. 2
• B. 4
• C. 6
• D. 8

Explanation: A jump ball starts with one player from each opposing team, so two players contest it.

• A. 2minute
• B. 3minute
• C. 4minute
• D. 5minute

Explanation: A basketball game is divided into 10-minute quarters, with a short two-minute interval after the first and third quarters.

• A. 30cm
• B. 40cm
• C. 35cm
• D. 38cm

Explanation: FIBA team-foul markers are approximately 35 cm high, making option c the matching equipment specification.

• A. 74cm
• B. 75cm
• C. 76cm
• D. 78cm

Explanation: A standard size-7 basketball has a circumference of about 75 to 78 cm, so its maximum permitted circumference is 78 cm.

• A. 40cm
• B. 45cm
• C. 48cm
• D. 50cm

Explanation: The inside diameter of a regulation basketball ring is approximately 45 cm.

• A. 2cm
• B. 3cm
• C. 4cm
• D. 5cm

Explanation: A regulation backboard is commonly specified as about 3 cm thick. The other listed thicknesses do not match the standard basketball…

• A. 4m
• B. 5m
• C. 6m
• D. 7m

Explanation: The restricted or free-throw lane extends roughly 5.8 metres from the endline to the far edge of the free-throw line, commonly rounded to…

• A. 2m
• B. 1.50m
• C. 2.70m
• D. 1.80m

Explanation: The centre circle of a basketball court has a diameter of 3.60 m, so its radius is 1.80 m.

• A. 4cm
• B. 5cm
• C. 6cm
• D. 7cm

Explanation: Standard athletics markings are 5 cm wide, including the boundary lines used for track and field events.

• A. 3
• B. 4
• C. 5
• D. 6

Explanation: When more than eight athletes compete in a throwing event, each athlete normally receives three preliminary trials; the best eight then…

• A. 2
• B. 3
• C. 4
• D. 5

Explanation: In the high jump, each competitor is allowed three attempts at each height before being eliminated.

• A. 1
• B. 2
• C. 3
• D. 4

Explanation: A competitor in the hammer throw is generally allowed one minute to begin a trial after being called.