初级裁判考试模拟题.doc

初级裁判考试模拟题库（初级）Ⅰ.（the R＆A/easy）Question 1  The wall of a bunker not covered with grass is part of the bunker. True False Question 2  In stroke play, a player’s ball lies in a bunker. He cannot decide which club to use so he takes his wedge and his sand wedge into the bunker to assess the shot. He decides that he needs his sand wedge and he lays his wedge down in the bunker. The player is penalised two strokes for touching the ground in a bunker. True False Question 3  A player’s ball is deep in thick rough. The player may move the grass round about the ball so that he can play his shot. True False Question 4Snow is a loose impediment. True False Question 5 Stakes defining ground under repair are in such ground under repair True False Question 6 A player places his ball on top of a plastic bottle when teeing off at the 3rd hole. He is disqualified. True False Question 7Snow and natural ice are either loose impediments or casual water at the option of the player. True False Question 8A tee may be no longer than 4¼ inches (108mm). True False Question 9 When a player’s ball lies in a hazard he must not touch or move a loose impediment lying in or touching the hazard True False Question 10   A club is not unfit for play solely because the lie or loft has been been alteredTrue FalseQuestion 11 A golf cart with two sets of clubs on it has the keys in the ignition. The cart is a movable obstruction. True FalseQuestion 12  A player moves his ball that is at rest on the fairway when making his practice swing. The stroke counts. True False Question 13A marker must be a fellow-competitor True False Question 14 A player runs out of golf balls at the 16th hole. He may borrow a ball from his fellow-competitor. True False Question 15Player A is 2 up with 3 to play. He takes a 4 at the 16th hole as does player B. Player A is dormie. True False Question 16A side is dormie when it is as many holes up as there are holes remaining to be played True FalseQuestion 17A coin used to mark the position of a ball is part of the player's equipment True False Question 18A ball lying on a wrong putting green is lying “through the green”. True False Question 19A stipulated round is a minimum of 18 holes. True False Question 20 A stake defining out of bounds is a movable obstruction True False Question 21   A player’s ball lies on top of a towel through the green. The player may remove the towel and drop the ball as near as possible to the spot where the ball lay on the towel, but not nearer the hole. True FalseQuestion 22  A par competition is a form of match play. True False Question 23   Match play. It is a really windy day and the player’s caddie holds the player steady as he makes his putt on the 2nd green. The player is penalised two strokes. True False Question 24  The out of bounds line extends vertically upwards and downwards True False Question 25In stroke play, there is no penalty for playing a wrong ball that is in a hazard. True FalseQuestion 26   A player records his gross scores for each hole correctly but he totals the gross scores incorrectly, recording a 72 instead of a 73. The player is disqualified. True FalseQuestion 27A player cannot take his stance properly on the tee because one of the tee markers obstructs his left foot. He moves the tee marker a couple of inches and plays his stroke. There is no penalty. True False Question 28  A player’s ball lies next to a rake in a bunker. The player removes the rake but the ball moves as a result. The player is penalised one stroke and must replace the ball. True False Question 29  Leaves, twigs and branches which are not fixed or growing are loose impediments True False Question 30The penalty for carrying a non-conforming club is disqualification, even if it is not used. True False Question 31 A referee is an outside agency True False Question 32   A player may stand on his golf cart in order to play a ball that is stuck up a tree. True False Question 33   Only if a ball lies on the putting green may a player have the ball of another player lifted if it interferes with his play. True False Question 34  A ball is holed when any part of it is below the level of the lip of the hole True False Question 35 A score card is a loose impediment. True False Question 36A ball is only in ground under repair when all of it lies in the ground under repair True False Question 37 The spare golf balls in a player’s bag are part of his equipment True False Question 38   A player must put an identification mark on his ball. True False Question 39A player may remove leaves and sand in the area that he is to drop a ball on the fairway. True False Question 40 In stroke play, the penal。