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Question 1 of 12

1. Question
Click and drag the following areas to list in order from most favorable to least favorable:
- Out of Bounds
- The Teeing Area
- General Area
- Bunkers
- The Putting Green
- Penalty Areas
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Question 3 of 12

3. Question
Which of the following are a part of the General Area? Select all that apply.
- A bunker on a different hole.
- A wrong green.
- An unmarked pond on the course.
- A temporary green being used as the putting green for the hole being played.
- Fringe of the putting green
- Rough
- Fairway of any hole on the course
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Question 4 of 12

4. Question
Which statement is TRUE?
- If a ball is not entirely on the course then it is out of bounds.
- A ball touching both a penalty area and a bunker is in the bunker.
- All of the ball must be inside the edge to be in the teeing area.
- When a line defines a penalty area, the line is inside the penalty area.
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Question 5 of 12

5. Question
Which statement is FALSE?
- A player may not lightly ground their club in a penalty area.
- There is no penalty if the player strikes the sand in anger while the ball is still in the bunker.
- A player may repair damage from another player's shoe on the putting green.
- A player may remove dew and frost from the teeing area.
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Question 6 of 12

6. Question
Which of the following results in a penalty?
- A player removes a boundary stake about ten yards behind the ball on the way to playing on the course toward the putting green.
- A player replaces a divot on the line of play before a bump and run chip shot near the putting green.
- A player knocks down several leaves interfering with their swing, and dozens of leaves still impede the swing.
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Question 7 of 12

7. Question
In stroke play, a player is in the process of taking relief from ground under repair in the fairway. Before the player drops the ball, they remove sand and loose soil from the area in which they are to drop the ball. What is the ruling?
- There is no penalty.
- The player gets a one-stroke penalty.
- The player gets the general penalty.
- The player is disqualified
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Question 8 of 12

8. Question
Which of the following does not result in a player getting a penalty when doing so improves the conditions affecting the stroke?
- Scooping a small amount of temporary water from the hole with a paper cup without touching the hole.
- Removing a small amount of dew from just in front of their ball in the general area on the line of play.
- Moving a natural object to see if it is loose so long as it is returned as nearly as possible to its original position if found not to be loose.
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Question 9 of 12

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A player may fairly take a stance by doing what is reasonably necessary to get to the ball and take a stance, but the player is not necessarily entitled to a normal stance or swing.
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- False
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Question 10 of 12

10. Question
Which actions by a player are not allowed before the stroke when a player’s ball lies in a bunker?
- Placing or throwing clubs, equipment or other objects in the bunker several yards in back of the ball.
- Smoothing the bunker to care for the course that improves the conditions affecting the stroke.
- Removing a pinecone several yards in front of the ball that fell from a tree after the player’s ball came to rest in the bunker.
- Striking the sand in the bunker several yards from the ball in anger.
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Question 11 of 12

11. Question
With regard to the line of play on the putting green, which one of the following statements is TRUE?
- A player may remove sand and loose soil from the line of play by brushing them aside with their cap or towel, provided nothing is pressed down.
- In grounding their club around his ball on the putting green in preparation for the stroke, a player is prohibited from placing their club immediately in front of the ball and touching the line of play.
- A player at their own discretion may remove temporary water that has collected in the hole.
- A player may brush dew off their line of putt with their hand or club, provided nothing is pressed down.
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Question 12 of 12

12. Question
In taking a stance, the player may not do which of the following without penalty:
- knock down the side of a bunker to get a level stance.
- do some digging in to firmly place their feet in a bunker.
- before kneeling to make a stroke, wrap a towel around each knee to keep their pants dry.
- remove pebbles with their feet from the area of their stance in a penalty area when their ball lies in the penalty area.
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