Question

7. Select all that apply. The following are ways you can get OUT in 4-square.

You hit before it bounces.

A ball bounces in your square an you are unable to get to it before it bounces a second time

You hit the ball in bounds.

You hit a ball that was another player's ball

Question 8

8. Who serves as the chief judge in 4-square?

Player in Square 1.

Player in Square 4

The player next in line to occupy Square 1

The lost player out

Answer 1

**Question 7: Select all that apply. The following are ways you can get OUT in 4-square.**

1. You hit before it bounces.
2. A ball bounces in your square and you are unable to get to it before it bounces a second time.
3. You hit a ball that was another player's ball.

(Note: "You hit the ball in bounds" does not typically constitute an out.)

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**Question 8: Who serves as the chief judge in 4-square?**

- Player in Square 1.

(While other players can help enforce rules, the chief judge is usually acknowledged as the player in Square 1. The responsibility may also rotate depending on house rules.)