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NFHS Soccer Referee Test 2025 Questions and Answers (2025 / 2026)(Verified Answers)
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NFHS Soccer Referee Test1. What is the complete list of penal
fouls?: 1 / Kicks or attempts to kick an oppo¬nent. 2/ trips or attempts
to trip an opponent, 3/ jumps at an opponent, 4/ charges an oppo¬nent,
5/ strikes or attempts to strike an oppo¬nent, 6/ pushes an opponent,
7/ tackles an oppo¬nent, 8/ holds an opponent, 9/ spits at an
oppo¬nent, and 10/ deliberately handles the ball. (LOTG 12)
2. 2. What is the complete list of non-penal fouls not specifically aimed at
punishing goal¬keepers?: 1/ Dangerous play, 2/ impeding the
pro¬gress of an opponent, 3/ preventing the goal¬keeper from
releasing the ball, and 4/ any other offense for which play is stopped to
caution or send off an player. (LOTG 12)
3. 3. What is the complete list of sending-off (red-card) offenses?: 1/ Serious
foul play, 2/ violent conduct, 3/ spitting, 4/ denying the opposing team
an obvious goal-scoring opportunity by a deliber¬ate handball, 5/
denying an obvious goal-scor- ing opportunity to an opponent moving
to¬ward the goal by an offense punishable by a free or penalty kick, 6/
offensive language or behavior, and 7/ second yellow card in the match.
(LOTG 12)
4. 4. What is the complete list of cautionable (yellow-card) offenses?: 1/
Un- sporting behavior, 2/ dissent, 3/ persis¬tent infringement of the
Law of the Game, 4/ de¬laying the restart of the game, 5/ failure to
respect the required distance at a corner or free kick or throw-in 6/
entering or reentering the field of play without the referee's
permission, and 7/ deliber¬ately leaving the field of play without the
refe¬ree's permission. (LOTG 12)
5. 5. What are the key elements for a player to be guilty of offside?: A player
1/ is in the opponents' half of the field, 2/ is closer to the opponents
goal line than both the ball and the second to last oppo¬nent, 3/ has a
teammate who touches or plays the ball, and 4/ is involved in active
play by interfering with play, interfering with an op¬ponent or gaining
an advantage by being in that offside position. (LOTG 11)
6. 2. What is the complete list of non-penal fouls that can be committed by a
goalkeeper?: 1/ More than 6 seconds to release the ball, 2/ handling the
ball in the penalty area after receiving it directly from a throw-in, 3/
handling the ball in the penalty area after it is deliberately kicked by a
teammate, and 4/ han¬dling the ball in the penalty area after
releas¬ing it without the ball having touched another player. (LOTG 12)
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,7. What are the dimensions of the goal?: 8 yards across by 8 feet high.
(LOTG 1)
8. 8. What are the dimensions of the penalty area?: 44 yards across by 18
yards. (LOTG 1)
9. 9. What are the dimensions of the goal area?: 20 yards across by 6
yards. (LOTG 1)
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, 10.10. On a regulation field, how far in front of the goal line is the
penalty mark?: 12 yards. (LOTG 1)
11.11. What under the Laws are the activities for which allowance is made
for time lost?: . 1/ Substitutions, 2/ assessment of in¬jury, 3/ removal of
injured players, 4/ wasting time and 5/ any other cause. (LOTG 7)
12.12. When is a kick-off the appropriate restart?: 1/ Start of first half, 2/
start of second half, 3/ after a goal, and 4/ start of period of extra time.
(LOTG 8)
13.13. Can a goal be scored from a kick off?: . Yes. (LOTG 8)
14.14. What are the requirements for a valid throw-in?: At the moment of
delivering the ball the thrower must 1/ be within approximately one
yard of where the ball left the field, 2/ face the field of play, 3/ has part
of each foot either on the touchline or on the ground outside the
touchline, 4/ uses both hands, and 5/ delivers the ball from behind and
over his head. (LOTG 15, ATR 15.1)
15.10. In judging offside, can verbal distraction of the goalkeeper amount
to interference with an opponent?: Yes. (ATR 11.4)
16.16. Is a goal valid if it is scored while a member of that team is standing
in the goal?: Generally, yes, if the player is station¬ery and does not
interfere with opponents. But no, if the player moves or shouts and the
referee believes this interference contributed to the scoring of the
goal. However, the foul would be misconduct, not offside, since the
player was off the field of play, and the restart would be a dropped
ball.. (ATR 11.12, ILOTG 11)
17.17. Where is the restart for offside?: At the point where the
offside player was when his teammate played the
ball, not the point where the offside
player touched the ball.(LOTG 11,
ATR 11.13,
ILOTG 11)
18.18. Is a player potentially in offside posi¬tion if he is on his half of the
field with a foot on but not across the halfway line?: . No. Lines belong to
the areas of which they are boundaries. The halfway line belongs to two
areas, one of which is the player's half of the field. Location in that area
means a player does not meet all the requirements for offside position.
(LOTG 1, 11)
19. 19. What are the only ways a player in an off-
side position at the moment the ball is touched or played by a teammate can
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