Basketball Question # 4.

[Lighthouse]

Which are true when setting a screen?

A. When screening a stationary opponent within the visual field, the screener must take a position that allows the opponent to take one normal step backward without making contact.
B. When screening a stationary opponent outside the visual field, the screener must take a position that allows the opponent to take one normal step backward without making contact.
C. When screening a moving opponent within the visual field, the screener must allow the player being screened time and distance to avoid the contact.
D. When screening a moving opponent outside the visual field, the screener must allow the player being screened time and distance to avoid the contact.

[KevinHall]

No idea but I will say B and d.

[Lighthouse]

The correct answer to question # 4,

is B, C & D for all levels.

RULE 4; Definitions.

Section 34. Screen.
Art. 3. A player shall not:
a. Cause contact by setting a screen outside the visual field of a stationary
opponent that does not allow this opponent a normal step to move.
b. Make contact with the opponent when setting a screen within the
visual field of that opponent.
c. Take a position so close to a moving opponent that this opponent
cannot avoid contact by stopping or changing direction.