Rule Exercises Status of the Ball Definitions and Rule 15

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Rule Exercises Status of the Ball Definitions and Rule 15 Correct Answer – True (Definition of Ball in Play) Correct Answer – False (Decision 15/7) Correct Answer – False (Definition of Ball in Play) Correct Answer (c) – (Rule 15-3b) Correct Answer (b) – (Rule 15-2 Exception) Correct Answer (c) – (Decision 15/6.5) Correct Answer (d) – (Rule 15-2 and Rule 25-1b, and Note 2 to Rule 25-1b) Correct Answer (b) – (Decisions 15/1, 15/2 and 15/3) Correct Answer (c) – (Definition of Ball in Play) Correct Answer (c) – (Definitions of Wrong Ball and Substituted Ball) Correct Answer (a) – (Definition of Lost Ball) Correct Answer (c) – (Decision 15/14)