After a stoppage such as out of bounds, a foul, or interference, what term signals the team should resume play?

After a stoppage such as out of bounds, a foul, or interference, what term signals the team should resume play?

• A. Restart
• B. Tap-In
• C. Start
• D. Disc-In

Answer: (D)

After a stoppage, play resumes when the disc is brought back into play with the signal "Disc-In." This phrase tells everyone on the field that the interruption is over, the thrower has possession or is about to start from the spot of the stoppage, and the check can proceed. It’s the formal cue used in Ultimate to restart play from a dead disc, whether the stoppage was due to out of bounds, a foul, or interference. The other terms are less precise on the field: “Restart” or “Start” are generic and not the official signal, while “Tap-In” might be used informally but isn’t the standard term the rules designate.

After a stoppage, play resumes when the disc is brought back into play with the signal "Disc-In." This phrase tells everyone on the field that the interruption is over, the thrower has possession or is about to start from the spot of the stoppage, and the check can proceed. It’s the formal cue used in Ultimate to restart play from a dead disc, whether the stoppage was due to out of bounds, a foul, or interference. The other terms are less precise on the field: “Restart” or “Start” are generic and not the official signal, while “Tap-In” might be used informally but isn’t the standard term the rules designate.