Replace question 47 with the following:

• When should an umpire apply the “eyes to the play” principle?
  A. As soon as the umpire determines a play at the base is certain
  B. When the runner is halfway to the base
  C. Only after the throw has arrived at the base
  D. After taking a read step

Replace question 49 with the following:

• The primary benefit of starting at the “point of plate” on plays at home is that it:
  A. Keeps the umpire stationary for the entire play
  B. Allows the umpire to avoid interference with the catcher
  C. Ensures the umpire sees the runner before the fielder
  D. Provides a starting position that allows adjustment using wedge and read step principles

Replace question 50 with the following:

• Proper timing is best described as:
  A. A deliberate pause added before every call
  B. Counting silently before making a decision
  C. The natural result of properly using your eyes to process the play
  D. Waiting for crowd reaction before signaling