Players that stop dribbling in handball have to pass or shot within:

3 second

The correct answer is Option (4) - 3 second

In handball, when a player stops dribbling (bouncing) the ball, they must pass or shoot within 3 seconds. This rule is known as the "three-second rule" and is designed to keep the game fast-paced and prevent players from holding onto the ball for too long, which could slow down the game or give them an unfair advantage.

By requiring players to make a decision within a short timeframe, the three-second rule encourages quick and decisive actions, such as passing to a teammate or attempting a shot on goal. It also adds an element of pressure, as players need to be aware of the time remaining when in possession of the ball.

Failure to pass or shoot within the allotted 3 seconds results in a turnover, with possession of the ball awarded to the opposing team. This turnover may occur via a free-throw or a throw-in, depending on the specific circumstances of the violation.