2. In which case would the player not be penalized?
    a. If she carries a non-conforming club, but does not use it.
    b. If she carries a fifteenth club she had declared out of play before the round started.
    c. If she adds lead tape to a club during the round.
    d. If she replaces a 5-iron which became unfit for play during the normal course of
   play with a sand wedge.

3. Which one of the following is not a wrong ball?
    a. The player's original ball after she has put another ball into play
    in accordance with the rules.
    b. A ball substituted for a ball that was not unfit for play.
    c. The player's ball lying out of bounds.
    d. A ball which has been lifted and set aside.

4. Which one of the following constitutes advice?
    a. The length of a par-3 hole.
    b. Information on the rules.
    c. The distance from the ball to the hole for a second stroke to a par-4 hole.
    d. Stating that a distance marker is not accurate.

5. Which of the following is false with regard to out of bounds.
    a. A ball is out of bounds when any part of it is out of bounds.
    b. If a line defines the boundary, the line itself is out of bounds.
    c. The out of bounds line extends vertically upwards and downwards.
    d. Stakes defining out of bounds are not obstructions.

6. Through the green, a player may improve the area in which she is to
drop a ball by which of the following actions?
    a. By pressing down the grass.
    b. By repairinga pitch mark.
    c. By removing loose sand with her hand.
    d. By removing fallen leaves.

7. In which one of the following situations may a player not touch her line of putt?
    a. To remove a soft drink can.
    b. To remove dew.
    c. To measure who is farther from the hole.
    d. To repair an old hole plug.

8. Which one of the following is true with respect to the flagstick?
    a. A player may have the flagstick attended for a bunker shot.
    b. A flagstick may be square in cross-section.
    c. If a ball played from the putting green in stroke play strikes an unattended flagstick,
        the player incurs a penalty of two strokes and must replay the stroke.
    d. There is no penalty for striking an attended flagstick if the stroke was played from
        off the green.

9. In playing her second stroke, a player's club strikes the ball twice. What is the ruling?
    a. She must cancel and replay the stroke, incurring a penalty stroke.
    b. She now lies three.
    c. She now lies four.
    d. She now lies five.

10. Which one of the following may a player use during a stipulated round?
    a. A plumb line.
    b. Field glasses with a range finder.
    c. A ball warmer.
    d. A yardage book.