| 1. | The game was always played with 9 players per side. | True / False |
| 2. | The pitching distance for the underhand game was always set at 45 feet. | True / False |
| 3. | The distance from home to first was always 90 feet. | True / False |
| 4. | Runners were always allowed to tag up on a caught fair fly ball. | True / False |
| 5. | Strikes were not a part of the game until 1858. | True / False |
| 6. | If the runner(striker) stopped running to first base, the umpire could, and should, call him out. | True / False |
| 7. | Bats always had to be completely round. | True / False |
| 8. | In the 1800's, there was always only one umpire, according to the rules. | True / False |
| 9. | Before 1876, runners could be put out returning to their base on a foul ball. | True / False |
| 10. | According to the rules, one player can be substituted for another player at any time, as long as the player substituted for does not re-enter the game. | True / False |
