15. Emergence Test

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Q: Complete this statement: “Emergence is when the component parts of your system create…”
- (a) …a random order of the parts of your system.”
- (b) …something that the parts cannot on their own.”
- (c) …chaos and confusion among your teammates.”
- (d) …an emergency that only a set play can cure.”
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Q: This cutter is filling out, but there is no empty spot. To GLUE our actions together, what does she do?
- (a) Turns around and goes back to the other side.
- (b) Starts getting back on defense.
- (c) Sets a back-screen on a teammate to take her place.
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Q: The ball-handler tries to dribble-penetrate but is stopped. In order to GLUE this failed attempt to the next action, what does he do?
- (a) He bounces-off to the empty spot at the head of the key.
- (b) He lowers his head and keeps on driving.
- (c) He spin dribbles to create something better.
- (d) He sticks the landing and picks up his dribble.
- (e) Any of the above
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Q: The ball-handler dribble penetrates into the post, picks up her dribble, and makes eye contact with player X. In order to GLUE this failed attempt to the next action, what does player X do?
- (a) Player X backs up to create space.
- (b) Player X makes a Laker Cut as if she had fed the post.
- (c) Player X points to where the ball should be passed.
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Q: This player passes and cuts and encounters contact that hinders her cut. Her option(s) are:
- (a) Leg whip or swim move into a posting position.
- (b) Throw up both hands and set an Oops screen for the ball-handler.
- (c) Change directions and back-screen a perimeter teammate.
- (d) Throw up both hands and screen for her weak-side post.
- (e) All of the above
- (f) Flop onto the ground and hope the official calls a foul.
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Q: This possession contains 10 actions connected in a seamless flow to
score. Combining all the parts to create something new is an example of what?
- (a) Frankenstein
- (b) Re-Animator
- (c) Emergence
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