Squash Refereeing Quiz on TIME allowed

After the scheduled time of the match, how long is allowed for a player to turn up?
1. It is up to the referee.
2. It depends on the competition rules.
3. 10 MInutes.
4. 20 Minutes
The time allowed for the warm-up at the start of the match is . . . .
1. 2 minutes.
2. 3 MInutes.
3. 4 Minutes.
4. As long as the players like.
Half-way through the warm-up period the referee should call . . . .
1. "Half-time"
2. "Half-way"
3. "2 minutes"
At the end of the warm-up period the referee should call . . . .
1. "Time"
2. "Half-Time"
3. "Stop"
4. "Start"
In amateur squash how long are players allowed between the end of the warm-up and the start of the first game?
1. No time
2. 60 seconds.
3. 90 seconds
4. 2 Minutes
In amateur squash how long is the interval between games?
1. 60 seconds
2. 90 seconds
3. 2 minutes
4. 2 and a half minutes
15 seconds before the end of the interval the referee should call . . . .
1. "Time"
2. "15 seconds"
3. There is no need to call anything.
When the interval is over the referee should call . . . .
1. "Play"
2. "Time"
3. "Start Play Please"
When a ball breaks how long have the players to warm it to playing conditions?
1. 5 minutes.
2. 3 minutes.
3. As long as it takes.
How long has a player to replace faulty equipment? (Broken string, broken racket, damaged shoes)
1. 3 minutes.
2. 2 minutes.
3. 90 seconds.
4. As long as it takes.
When a player would like to change rackets for a better touch he / she has:
1. No time allowed for that.
2. 2 minutes.
3. 90 seconds.
When a player feels unwell due to dizziness or shortage of breath the recovery time allowed is . . . .
1. There is no recovery time allowed.
2. 15 Minutes.
3. 15 minutes followed by another 15 minutes if needed.
4. As long as needed.
When a player overstretches and twinges a muscle the recovery time is . . .
1. 3 minutes
2. 5 Minutes
3. Reasonable time is allowed for this at the discretion of the referee
4. No time is allowed for this
When players accidentally collide and one is injured the recovery time is . . . .
1. 3 minutes
2. 5 minutes
3. 15 minutes followed by another 15 minutes if needed
4. As long as is needed.
When a player is bleeding due to a self-inflicted injury the recovery time is . . . .
1. 3 Minutes
2. 5 Minutes
3. 15 Minutes followed by another 15 minutes if needed.
4. As long as necessary.
If a player suffers a second incident of bleeding that was self-inflicted the recovery time is . . . .
1. 3 minutes.
2. 5 minutes
3. 15 minutes
4. No time is allowed
When a player is injured due to the accidental action of the opponent the recovery time allowed is . . . .
1. 3 minutes
2. 5 minutes.
3. 15 minutes and if further time is needed the match awarded to player.
4. 15 minutes followed by a further 15 minutes if needed.
When a player is injured due to the deliberate or dangerous action of the opponent the recovery time allowed is . . . .
1. The match is awarded to the player if any recovery time is needed.
2. 5 minutes and if further time is needed the match awarded to player.
3. 15 minutes and if further time is needed the match awarded to player.
4. 15 minutes followed by a further 15 minutes and if further time is needed the match awarded to player.
If a player suffers a blood injury caused by both players the recovery time for that is . . . .
1. 3 minutes
2. 5 minutes
3. 15 minutes followed by another 15 minues if needed
4. The player is permitted reasonable time as determined by the referee
Where a player suffers a blood injury caused by the opponent's accidental action the recovery time is . . . . .
1. 3 minutes
2. 5 minutes
3. 15 minutes
4. Reasonable time is allowed

Squash Refereeing Quiz on TIME allowed

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