Contest Recorder Theory Paper

The maximum time allowed for the theory examination is 60 minutes, candidates are deemed competent with a score of 70% or more.

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The maximum time allowed for the theory examination is 60 minutes, candidates are deemed competent with a score of 70% or more.

Name*
First Last
British Judo Membership Number*
Club*
Course Questions
1) As a Contest Recorder, which of the following tasks might you reasonably be expected to undertake? Tick all relevant roles*
- Providing First Aid treatment to injured players
- Calling players to the mat
- Recording the results of contests on your mat
- Acting as TD at events of Level 2 and below
- Sitting in as a Referee Judge when one of the Referees needs a comfort break
- Timing contests and recording scores on the scoreboard
What is the recommended contest time for Minor players?*
What is the recommended contest time for Pre-Cadet players?*
What is the recommended contest time for Cadet players?*
What is the recommended contest time for Senior Men players?*
What is the recommended contest time for Senior Female players?*
What is the recommended contest time for Masters players?*
When Technical Restrictions are NOT in use, what is the Golden Score time for the above Groups?*
In a category where Technical Restrictions apply, a contest ends with scores and penalties equal. How long is the maximum Golden Score time allowed and what happens if scorers and penalties are still level at the end of that time?*
End of normal time, difference in penalties: Penalty given in Golden Score:
Under BJA rules what is the minimum rest time that a player is entitled to between contests?*
Which colour belt is called first? Tick the correct answer.*
- Blue
- White
At what stage would you ask the competitors to put on the belts?*
5a) A competitor has been called for their first contest but has not yet appeared, what should you do?*
5b) Following on from question 5a, the final call has been given and the competitor has still not arrived, what action should you take, and who should you check with before doing this?*
5c) If, after completing their first contest, a competitor then fails to appear for the next contest, how is this recorded on the pool sheet? What about the result of their previous contest?*
6a) For the following competitions, what system should be used - Level 1 (Beginners)*
6b) For the following competitions, what system should be used - Level 3 (Open Events) with 8 or more players in the category*
6c) For the following competitions, what system should be used - Level 3 (Open Events) With less than 8 players in the category*
6d) For the following competitions, what system should be used - Trials*
7a) When you have only four contests left, what would it be a good idea to do?*
7b) If there are a lot of pools (for example 8 pools of 4), would you fight them all off at once or some at another time? Explain your reasoning.*
8) If there are 60 players in a Level 1 event, how many medals should be given?
9a) When are the following given and can the loser continue in that category - Kiken Gachi (Given when....... and Can the loser continue?)*
9b) When are the following given and can the loser continue in that category - Fusen Gachi (Given when....... and Can the loser continue?)*
What is the procedure when a contestant receives a direct Hansoku-make? You can assume that the Tournament Director and Referee in Charge have agreed with the decision - Against the "spirit of judo"*
What is the procedure when a contestant receives a direct Hansoku-make? You can assume that the Tournament Director and Referee in Charge have agreed with the decision - Not against the "spirit of judo"
Upload your completed Contest Recorder PDF File*
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