1. Who has exclusive jurisdiction to adjudicate on all conduct related to the manipulation of football matches or competitions?
a. The Ethics Committee
b. The FIFA Council
c. The FIFA Disciplinary Committee
d. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
2. What is the maximum service fee a Football Agent can charge an Individual whose annual Remuneration is USD 300,000?
a. 3% of the Remuneration
b. 5% of the Remuneration
c. 10% of the Remuneration
d. 15% of the Remuneration
3. What is the role of the investigatory chamber in cases of match manipulation?
a. To adjudicate on the conduct
b. To impose sanctions
c. To transfer relevant information to the Disciplinary Committee
d. To decide on the final outcome of the case
4. What happens if the FCH is unable to operate?
a. All training rewards are forfeited
b. The FIFA Transfer Matching System (TMS) takes over the functions of the FCH
c. Articles 4-12 of the FCH Regulations continue to apply while Articles 13-16 are temporarily suspended
d. All transfers are put on hold until the FCH resumes operation
5. When can a Football Agent represent both an Individual and an Engaging Entity in the same transaction?
a. Never
b. Always
c. With prior written consent from both parties
d. Only if the Individual is a minor
6. What is the minimum ban for manipulating football matches?
a. 2 years
b. 5 years
c. 10 years
d. Lifetime ban
7. What specific information must be provided for solidarity mechanism claims only?
a. The exact date of the transfer
b. Information about the clubs involved in the transfer
c. The percentage of solidarity contribution claimed
d. All of the above
8. What should be the minimum adult-to-child ratio for children aged 5-8 years according to the toolkit’s recommendations?
a. 1 adult to 8 children
b. 1 adult to 12 children
c. 1 adult to 16 children
d. 1 adult to 20 children
9. What is the minimum fine for manipulating football matches?
a. CHF 50,000
b. CHF 100,000
c. CHF 150,000
d. CHF 200,000
10. A member association is planning an overnight trip for a youth football team. Which of the following is NOT a recommended practice for ensuring child safeguarding during the trip?
a. Obtaining signed parental consent forms
b. Having at least one adult of each sex present for mixed-gender groups
c. Allowing children to share rooms with adults they trust
d. Ensuring proper insurance coverage is in place
11. What is the minimum duration of a loan agreement for a professional player as per FIFA regulations?
a. The time between two registration periods
b. Six months
c. One year
d. Two years
12. Under what conditions can an association request FIFA’s help to get a player released from a foreign club?
a. If the association has unsuccessfully asked the player’s association to intervene
b. If the player is injured and cannot play
c. The request is submitted to FIFA at least 5 days before the match
d. A and C
13. What is the maximum number of professionals a club can loan to or from a specific club regardless of age or training status?
a. One
b. Two
c. Three
d. Four
14. How many days in advance must national associations notify players and clubs of a call-up for international duty?
a. 5 days
b. 10 days
c. 15 days
d. 20 days
15. What is the maximum number of matches a team can play during a standard international window in men’s football?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
16. Who submits the Electronic Player Passport (EPP) to the Dispute Resolution Chamber (DRC) for a formal decision in cases of legal or factual complexity?
a. The relevant member association
b. The player’s agent
c. The FIFA general secretariat
d. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
17. What is the consequence for a Football Agent who fails to meet eligibility requirements?
a. Their license is immediately revoked
b. They are fined and suspended for a period of time
c. They are notified and provisionally suspended, and the matter is referred to the FIFA Disciplinary Committee
d. They are required to retake the FIFA exam
18. Can supplemental or amended information, documentation, or new evidence related to the EPP review process be submitted after the FIFA general secretariat notifies the relevant parties?
a. Yes, at any time before a decision is made
b. No, unless the Dispute Resolution Chamber (DRC) requests it
c. No, after notification, no new information is allowed
d. Yes, but only within a limited time frame after notification
19. Laura is a professional football player currently playing for SunCity FC. She has received an offer to join MoonTown United, a club in a different league. SunCity FC is fully aware of this transfer and has agreed to release Laura from her contract. Additionally, Laura has been previously associated with StarLeague, a Single-Entity League where she started her career before moving to SunCity FC.
Question: Based on the FFAR definition, who among the following is considered the “Releasing Entity”?
a. Laura’s personal agent
b. MoonTown United
c. SunCity FC
d. StarLeague
20. In cases of legal or factual complexity in an Electronic Player Passport (EPP), who submits the EPP to the Dispute Resolution Chamber (DRC) for a formal decision?
a. The relevant member association
b. The player’s agent
c. The FIFA general secretariat
d. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
Answers:
1. C – The FIFA Disciplinary Committee
Reference: Article 30.2, Page 124, FIFA Agent Exam Study Material
2. A – 3% of the Remuneration
Reference: Article 15.2b, FFAR, Page 341, FIFA Agent Study Material, August 2024 Edition
3. C – To transfer relevant information to the Disciplinary Committee
Reference: Article 30.3, Page 124, FIFA Agent Exam Study Material
4. C – Articles 4-12 of the FCH Regulations continue to apply while Articles 13-16 are temporarily suspended
Reference: Article 20, Page 317, FIFA Agent Exam Study Material
5. C – With prior written consent from both parties
Reference: Article 12.8, FFAR, Page 337, FIFA Agent Study Material, August 2024 Edition
6. B – 5 years
Reference: Article 20.1, Page 65, FIFA Agent Exam Study Material, August 2024 Edition
7. D – All of the above
Reference: Football Agent Study Materials, August 2024 Edition, Page 275, Article 27.1
8. C – 1 adult to 16 children
Reference: Appendix 09, Page 429, FIFA Agent Exam Study Material, August 2024 Edition
9. B – CHF 100,000
Reference: Article 20.1, Page 65, FIFA Agent Exam Study Material, August 2024 Edition
10. C – Allowing children to share rooms with adults they trust
Reference: Appendix 10, Pages 431-432, FIFA Agent Exam Study Material, August 2024 Edition
11. A – The time between two registration periods
Reference: Article 10.1(d), Page 172, FIFA Agent Exam Study Material
12. D – A and C
Reference: Article 3.3, Annexe 1, Page 214, FIFA Agent Exam Study Material, August 2024 Edition
13. C – Three
Reference: Article 10.8, Page 173, FIFA Agent Exam Study Material
14. C – 15 days
Reference: Article 3.2, Annexe 1, Page 213, FIFA Agent Exam Study Material, August 2024 Edition
15. B – 2
Reference: Article 1.4, Annexe 1, Page 206, FIFA Agent Exam Study Material, August 2024 Edition
16. C – The FIFA general secretariat
Reference: Football Agent Study Materials, August 2024 Edition, Page 276, Article 28bis.1
17. C – They are notified and provisionally suspended, and the matter is referred to the FIFA Disciplinary Committee
Reference: Article 17.3, FFAR, Page 345, FIFA Agent Study Material, August 2024 Edition
18. C – No, after notification, no new information is allowed
Reference: Football Agent Study Materials, August 2024 Edition, Page 276, Article 28bis.4
19. C – SunCity FC
Reference: Definitions, Page 327, FIFA Agent Study Material, August 2024 Edition
20. C – The FIFA general secretariat
Reference: Football Agent Study Materials, August 2024 Edition, Page 276, Article 28bis.1
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