1.
General,Referee
Proper attire for a USCDKA official is
2.
General,Referee
Athletes must be a USCDKA member in good standing to participate in all USCDKA sanctioned events?
3.
General,Referee
The role of every tournament official is?
4.
General,Referee
There are 4 levels of judge/referee classifications?
5.
General,Referee
All athletes must wear an approved USCDKA uniform.
6.
General,Referee
Each ring must have at least _________ ring officials to operate.
7.
General,Referee
The officials are a key in developing the culture of the USCDKA Sanctioned Tournament -“to provide a safe, secure, family friendly environment.”
8.
General,Referee
It is helpful for officials to give competition advice to competitors after they compete.
9.
General,Referee
Exceptions to the good sportsmanship rule are:
10.
General,Referee
Judges may change rings at any time if they are needed somewhere else.
1 out of 6
11.
Traditional Forms,Referee
Under Black Belt students must compete with their required form for their belt level or one below.
12.
Traditional Forms,Referee
Under Black Belt Students scores start at
13.
Traditional Forms,Referee
Starting a form over results in disqualification.
14.
Traditional Forms,Referee
All forms must be a traditional Chung Do Kwan Form approved by the U.S. Chung Do Kwan Association, Inc.
15.
Traditional Forms,Referee
In the case of a tie, the center referee re-checks the scorekeeper’s calculations, adds back in the two scores that were eliminated, and compares the new totals to break the tie.
16.
Traditional Forms,Referee
If the tie is still not broken, the contestants that are tied repeat their forms side by side. The judges do not award a new score but indicate the winner by clapping loudest for the competitor who they believe won.
17.
Traditional Forms,Referee
A judge or referee should never give two competitors in the same division the same score.
18.
Traditional Forms,Referee
If your score is constantly higher than the other officials in your ring, lower the scores so you match the range they are in.
19.
Traditional Forms,Referee
If you feel overwhelmed or are not confident in scoring, ask the center referee to be assigned to a different position.
20.
Traditional Forms,Referee
What are the most common mistakes that lower a score?
2 out of 6
21.
Creative & Xtreme Forms and Weapons,Referee
Stances are not as important as technique in extremes.
22.
Creative & Xtreme Forms and Weapons,Referee
Creative divisions allow the use of inversions and as many releases as the athlete deems necessary.
23.
Creative & Xtreme Forms and Weapons,Referee
The Creative Divisions allow the use of spin kicks up to 360 degrees
24.
Creative & Xtreme Forms and Weapons,Referee
In the Xtreme division athletes are allowed to create his/her forms or weapons forms incorporating USCDKA techniques as well as other skills, manipulations, releases, and tumbling. There are no requirements nor restrictions with respect to the techniques utilized.
25.
Creative & Xtreme Forms and Weapons,Referee
Which of the following weapons are allowed for Creative under black belt.
26.
Creative & Xtreme Forms and Weapons,Referee
If an athlete scuffs the bo staff it is considered a loss of control and will be deducted ___ points.
27.
Creative & Xtreme Forms and Weapons,Referee
If an under black belt student drops their weapon it is a
28.
Creative & Xtreme Forms and Weapons,Referee
If an black belt drops their weapon it is a
29.
Creative & Xtreme Forms and Weapons,Referee
If the competitor stumbles on an inversion a
30.
Creative & Xtreme Forms and Weapons,Referee
The focus on extreme weapons is to score the movement of the weapon.
3 out of 6
31.
Team Synchronized Forms and Weapons,Referee
There are ___ Sync Form events and ___ Sync Form Divisions
32.
Team Synchronized Forms and Weapons,Referee
Black Belts should NOT compete with lower ranked students.
33.
Team Synchronized Forms and Weapons,Referee
If a black belt athlete competes in Mixed Sync Traditional Forms division, the black belt CANNOT compete in the Black Belt Sync Traditional Forms division.
34.
Team Synchronized Forms and Weapons,Referee
Team Sync Traditional forms may have up to ____ athletes.
35.
Team Synchronized Forms and Weapons,Referee
Team Sync Xtreme Forms and Weapons may have up to _____ athletes.
36.
Team Synchronized Forms and Weapons,Referee
In Team Sync Mixed Traditional Forms the athletes must perform one of the top two forms of the lowest-ranked athlete on the team.
37.
Team Synchronized Forms and Weapons,Referee
In Team Sync Xtreme Forms and Weapons athletes are allowed to mirror, and/or have a domino effect.
38.
Team Synchronized Forms and Weapons,Referee
If timing on such competitors is off, but their tricks or techniques are impressive there should not be a deduction in the score.
39.
Team Synchronized Forms and Weapons,Referee
The same grading criteria for forms (poomse), plus precise timing of the competitors (synchronized moves) is applied in grading Synchronized forms.
40.
Team Synchronized Forms and Weapons,Referee
Sync Weapon Competitors must all compete with the same weapon.
4 out of 6
41.
Speed Kicking,Referee
Each athlete will have _____ to execute as many round kicks as possible.
42.
Speed Kicking,Referee
Athletes may alternate legs if their regular kicking leg gets tired.
43.
Speed Kicking,Referee
Each kick must make contact with the paddle or bag to count.
44.
Speed Kicking,Referee
Kicks must be executed at the athletes belt level or above.
45.
Speed Kicking,Referee
Athletes can hold kicking foot in the air to execute as many kicks as possible, if they have the balance to do so.
46.
Speed Kicking,Referee
The competitor may choose to be kick with either a front kick or a round kick.
47.
Speed Kicking,Referee
The judges count includes only the round kick with the top of the foot.
48.
Speed Kicking,Referee
The positioning of the paddle is a not key factor in the competitor being able to apply the kick properly.
49.
Speed Kicking,Referee
The number of kicks is based solely on how many times the competitor hits the target.
50.
Speed Kicking,Referee
The Center Referee should not allow the other competitors and audience to cheer on the competitor during competition.
5 out of 6
51.
Point Sparring,Referee
The length of a match will be
52.
Point Sparring,Referee
Time is stopped to confirm each point.
53.
Point Sparring,Referee
If a competitor falls due to a lack of body control while executing a scoring technique, the points should be awarded and then a warning given.
54.
Point Sparring,Referee
A tie breaker round will be held in the event of a tie. The first contestant to score a point wins.
55.
Point Sparring,Referee
____ points is awarded when a kick is placed in the frontal portion of the body or flank.
56.
Point Sparring,Referee
____ points when a kick is placed to the head or face.
57.
Point Sparring,Referee
Both the back and the back of the head are legal scoring areas.
58.
Point Sparring,Referee
If an official clearly hears contact being made on the chest protector they should call the point.
59.
Point Sparring,Referee
As long as the foot or hand touches the scoring area, the technique is considered a point.
60.
Point Sparring,Referee
If you are not sure that a point was scored, wait to see what the other judges call and then determine your call.
6 out of 6