Umpires Quiz #4
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If ground sheets are being used where must the mat front line be positioned?
mat-front
On the front edge of the ground sheet
On the rear edge of the ground sheet
Just behind the front edge of the ground sheet
Just behind the rear edge of the ground sheet
The Skips drops a bowls cloth next to the jack and tells the Lead to bowl to that spot. The Skips leaves the cloth on the green until the bowl comes to rest. Is this allowed?
bowls-cloth
Yes, this is permissable to help a player
No, objects must not be placed on the green
Yes, only the Skip can place objects on the green
Yes, bowls cloths are the only object which can be placed on the green
To gain a better grip during adverse weather conditions, can a player lift the mat and turn it over?
turn-mat
No, the mat must stay as originally placed
Not, but the players can decide to continue the game and play without a mat
Yes, a player can lift and turn the mat over
Yes, a player can lift and turn the mat provided all other players agree
A player drives at the jack which rebounds of the face of the bank and then splits in two. What is the action that needs to be taken?
jack-rebound
The larger piece becomes the jack and the end continues
The larger piece is replaced by a new jack and the end continues
Both pieces are removed and a new jack is placed on the 2-metre mark
The end is declared and is replayed
What is the date stamp requirement on bowls being used as part of a domestic competition in New Zealand?
date-stamp
Currently 1982 or later
Currently 2020 or later
Currently 2000 or later
Currently 1992 or later
While measuring a player moves a bowl with the box of their measure. What happens?
leaning-bowls
The player returns it to its former position
The opposition will return to its former position
The bowl gets left in its new position
The players agree to its former position. If they cannot agree the end is dead
A player picks the mat up before the end is completed. What happens?
picked-up
The opposition player replaces the mat on the centre line in a position of their choosing
The player who picked it up replaces the mat
The final bowl is delivered with no mat
The opposition player places the mat in its former position
A bowl is delivered with a chalk mark on it after it was a toucher at the previous end. What would you do as a marker?
chalk-mark
Leave it. It is up to the players to remove it
Leave it. The bowl is still considered a toucher
Declare the bowl dead
Remove the chalk mark if it can be done without moving the bowl
In a game of singles as Player A's bowl has just come to rest, he asks the marker how short the bowl is and if it is shot. Should the marker answer his question?
question-marker
Yes, because his bowl has just come to rest
Yes, because the opponent doesn't gain possession of the rink until he steps onto the mat
No, because he is no longer in possession of the rink
Yes, as it won't inconvenience the opponent if he does
In a game of singles player A believes he is holding two shots. As the players reach the head to determine who has the shot, player A, after an agreement with the opponent removes the closest bowl. He then removes the next one and says two shots. The opponent says they hadn't agreed to the second shot, so he has to forfeit the shot. Is this correct?
two-shots
Yes, Player A forfeits the right to claim the shot as he moved before it was agreed to
No, Player A needs to put the bowl back to its former position so the process can continue
No, the opponent must put the bowl back to its former position so the process can continue
No, the marker puts the bowl back to its former position so the process can continue
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