AFL Queensland Junior Ground Marshall Accreditation Test
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If you have been appointed Ground Marshall for the first match of the day, is it part of your role to complete the JLT AFL Match Day checklist?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Not sure
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
As the Ground Marshall for the first match of the day, it is indeed part of your role to complete the JLT AFL Match Day checklist. This checklist ensures that all necessary tasks and preparations are completed before the match, such as checking the field conditions, setting up equipment, ensuring the safety of players and spectators, and coordinating with officials. By completing the checklist, you fulfill your responsibilities and contribute to the smooth running of the match.Rate this question:
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- 2.
If there are multiple matches happening on the ground throughout the day, do you need to complete the JLT AFL Match Day checklist for every match?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Only if weather conditions change
Correct Answer
C. Only if weather conditions changeExplanation
The JLT AFL Match Day checklist should only be completed if there are changes in the weather conditions. This implies that if the weather remains the same for all the matches happening on the ground throughout the day, there is no need to complete the checklist multiple times. However, if there are any changes in the weather, it is important to complete the checklist to ensure the safety and proper management of the matches.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Is it compulsory to be wearing a Ground Marshall bib whilst performing your duties?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Only if weather conditions change
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
It is compulsory to be wearing a Ground Marshall bib while performing duties.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What needs to be in place for a match to be able to commence?
- A.
First Aid Officer and no stretcher.
- B.
Stretcher and no First Aid Officer.
- C.
Both First Aid Officer and stretcher.
- D.
Neither a stretcher or First Aid Officer.
Correct Answer
C. Both First Aid Officer and stretcher.Explanation
For a match to be able to commence, both a First Aid Officer and a stretcher need to be in place. The First Aid Officer is responsible for providing immediate medical assistance in case of any injuries or emergencies during the match. The stretcher is necessary to safely transport any injured players off the field if needed. Therefore, both the presence of a First Aid Officer and a stretcher are essential to ensure the safety and well-being of the players during the match.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Which combination of the following is allowed to be in the coaches box at any time?
- A.
2x Coaches, 1x Assistant Coaches, 1x Team Manager and interchange players.
- B.
1x Coach, 1x Assistant Coach, 1x Team Manager, 1x Runner and interchange players.
- C.
1x Coach, 1x Assistant Coach, 1x Team Manager and water carriers.
- D.
Anyone who wants to be in there.
Correct Answer
B. 1x Coach, 1x Assistant Coach, 1x Team Manager, 1x Runner and interchange players.Explanation
The correct answer is 1x Coach, 1x Assistant Coach, 1x Team Manager, 1x Runner and interchange players. This combination is allowed to be in the coaches box at any time. The coaches and team manager are essential for managing and strategizing the team, the runner is responsible for delivering messages and instructions to the players, and the interchange players are the substitutes who can be swapped in and out during the game.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Is it part your role to provide umpires with a drink at quarter and three quarter time breaks?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Not sure
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
The correct answer is Yes. In many sports, it is part of the role of team staff or volunteers to provide umpires with a drink during breaks in the game, such as at quarter and three quarter time. This is done to ensure that the umpires stay hydrated and can perform their duties effectively throughout the match. By providing them with a drink, it helps to maintain their energy levels and concentration, ultimately benefiting the overall quality of officiating.Rate this question:
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- 7.
It is part of your role to monitor spectators and coaches boxes to ensure there are no breaches of the Code of Conduct. Should this be performed from inside or outside the fence?
- A.
Inside
- B.
Outside
- C.
Both
Correct Answer
B. OutsideExplanation
To monitor spectators and coaches boxes effectively, it is necessary to perform the task from outside the fence. By being positioned outside, you can have a better view of the entire area and easily identify any potential breaches of the Code of Conduct. Being inside the fence may limit your visibility and make it difficult to observe the behavior of spectators and coaches accurately. Therefore, monitoring from outside the fence is the most suitable approach for ensuring compliance with the Code of Conduct.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Is it part of your role to ensure that no spectators engage with umpires at any point before, during or after the match?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Not sure
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
As part of their role, it is important for individuals to ensure that no spectators engage with umpires at any point before, during, or after the match. This responsibility helps maintain the integrity and impartiality of the game, ensuring that umpires can make fair decisions without any external interference. By preventing spectators from engaging with umpires, it helps create a respectful and professional environment for all involved in the match.Rate this question:
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- 9.
If a coach asks you to pass on a message to the umpire(s), should you engage in this behaviour?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Not sure
Correct Answer
B. NoExplanation
Engaging in passing on a message to the umpire(s) as a player is not appropriate. The role of a player is to focus on their performance and follow the rules of the game. Communicating with the umpire(s) should be done by the coach or captain, who are responsible for managing the team and addressing any concerns or questions with the officials. Therefore, the correct answer is "No."Rate this question:
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- 10.
In the case of a report who is allowed in the umpires room after the match?
- A.
Reported player, witness and both Team Managers.
- B.
Reported player, Coach and parents.
- C.
Anyone who saw the incident.
- D.
Nobody but the umpire(s).
Correct Answer
A. Reported player, witness and both Team Managers.Explanation
After a match, the umpires room is only accessible to specific individuals. The reported player, witness, and both team managers are allowed in the umpires room. This suggests that these individuals have a role to play in the post-match procedures, such as providing statements or discussing the reported incident. The presence of the coach and parents is not mentioned, indicating that they do not have access to the umpires room. Additionally, the option stating "anyone who saw the incident" is too broad and does not specify the individuals who are directly involved in the reporting process.Rate this question:
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- 11.
If playing numbers have been reduced due to an injury is it part of your role to notify both teams?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Not sure
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
When playing numbers are reduced due to an injury, it is indeed part of your role to notify both teams. This is important because it allows both teams to be aware of the change in the number of players and make any necessary adjustments to their strategies or gameplay. Notifying both teams ensures fairness and transparency in the game.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Consider the following scenario of the coach’s son is injured and the play is stopped. During the stoppage the coach proceeds to enter the field to speak to his son. What should you do?
- A.
Let the coach enter the field and monitor the proceedings from a distance.
- B.
Politely ask the coach to return to the box and explain that the First Aid officer will do their job and look after him. If required, ensure all other officials and spectators stay off the ground. Then if requested by the First Aid Officer, provide any support needed.
- C.
Walk out to the incident and help the First Aid Officer look after the player.
- D.
Do nothing; it’s not your job.
Correct Answer
B. Politely ask the coach to return to the box and explain that the First Aid officer will do their job and look after him. If required, ensure all other officials and spectators stay off the ground. Then if requested by the First Aid Officer, provide any support needed.Explanation
In this scenario, the correct answer is to politely ask the coach to return to the box and explain that the First Aid officer will do their job and look after his son. This is the appropriate response because the coach's presence on the field may interfere with the medical attention being provided to the injured player. By asking the coach to return to the box, it ensures that the First Aid officer can focus on their job without any distractions. Additionally, if the First Aid officer requests any support, it is important to provide it.Rate this question:
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- 13.
If a breach of any code of conduct occurs and you believe the league needs to be notified of the matter, which form should be completed and sent to the league?
- A.
Ground Marshall Checklist
- B.
Notice of Report
- C.
Ground Marshall Incident Form
Correct Answer
C. Ground Marshall Incident FormExplanation
The correct answer is the Ground Marshall Incident Form. This form should be completed and sent to the league if a breach of any code of conduct occurs and you believe the league needs to be notified of the matter. This form is specifically designed for reporting incidents that happen during league activities and provides a structured format for documenting the details of the incident and any relevant information. It helps ensure that all necessary information is included and allows for proper investigation and follow-up actions by the league.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Consider the following scenario, it has been reported to you that there is a spectator drinking alcohol in an unlicensed area. What should you do?
- A.
Do nothing, it isn’t hurting anyone.
- B.
Investigate the situation, ask them to tip out the alcohol and if non-compliant contact police.
- C.
Call the police immediately.
Correct Answer
B. Investigate the situation, ask them to tip out the alcohol and if non-compliant contact police.Explanation
In this scenario, the correct answer is to investigate the situation, ask the spectator to tip out the alcohol, and if they are non-compliant, contact the police. This response demonstrates a proactive approach to addressing the issue of someone drinking alcohol in an unlicensed area. By investigating the situation, you can gather more information and assess the severity of the situation. Asking the spectator to dispose of the alcohol shows an initial attempt to resolve the issue without involving law enforcement. However, if the spectator refuses to comply, involving the police becomes necessary to maintain safety and enforce the law.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Consider the following scenario, a coach is constantly abusing both opposition players and the umpire. What should you do?
- A.
Yell at him/her telling them to stop.
- B.
Let him/her continue, they is just being “passionate”.
- C.
Request the assistance of the team manager to defuse the situation, politely ask the coach to refrain from his/her behaviour and remind them of their Code of Conduct.
Correct Answer
C. Request the assistance of the team manager to defuse the situation, politely ask the coach to refrain from his/her behaviour and remind them of their Code of Conduct. -
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