Timekeeper Theory Paper

The maximum time allowed for the theory examination is 45 minutes, candidates are deemed competent with a score of 8 or more.

Name*
First Last
British Judo Membership Number*
Club*
Course Questions
1) In the case where Blue has scored a previous Waza-ari and then proceeds to hold down White, at how many seconds should the Osaekomi time signal be sounded?*
2) When Mate is called, describe the referees signal and what you should do as the timekeeper?*
3) What is the difference in the signals for Shido and Hansoku-make?*
4) What are the two contest times used in British Judo mainstream competition events?*
5) In the case of no previous scores in the contest, at what point (seconds) should the timekeeper sound the Osaekomi alarm to indicate Ippon?*
6) When the referee calls sono-mama, describe the signal the referee will use and what should the timekeeper do with the Contest time and Osaekomi time clocks?*
7) When the referee calls sore-made for any reason, what should the timekeeper not do until the decision has been given and the players are at least in the process of leaving the mat?*
8) When Osaekomi ends before Ippon is scored, what must the TK do with the Osaekomi clock and when?*
9) How many shidos for the same athlete in one contest accumulate to Hansoku-make?*
10) How much rest time are players allowed in-between each contest in British events?*

Course Questions