NBA Basketball Fouls Quiz

A player who is setting the screen still moves when the defense team’s player makes contact with him or her.

Whether you are in a defense or offense team, using your hands to interfere your opponent’s freedom of movement.

A player who jumps on and goes over the back of his or her opponent who is trying to attempt a rebound with the ball.

A player who takes his or her hand under the ball and scoops it while dribbling.

The player, who has the ball in his or her hands, charges into the defense team’s player who is standing in a stationary, defensive position.

When a player tries to steal the ball from the offense team’s player, the player extends his or her arm and hand out, making contact with the player who has the ball.

When a player uses his or her foot or leg to make the opponent to lose or fall during the game.

This is when a player swings his or her elbows in a forceful, excessive manner.

One of the offensive team’s player runs into a defending team’s players who has already established his or her position.

A player tries to position his or her body in a way to prevent the opponent from getting ahead.

Any violations and misconduct which detriments the game.

Failure to make a shot in 24 seconds.

A player is fouled in the process of shooting the ball.

The offense player who dribbles the ball, stops, and then begins to dribble it again.

The offense team’s player who has the ball and takes too many steps, anywhere on the court, without dribbling the ball.

Happens when the ball is not passed by the player who is supposed to inbound the ball before 5 seconds have gone by after he or she got the ball.

The player illegally interferes with a shot on the rim or on a downward path to the hoop. Usually the penalty for this violation results in the shot by the offense team being assumed in and they receive a basket.