Fencing- Ref test midterm Questions and Answers 100% Verified

Fencing- Ref test midterm Questions and Answers 100% Verified 2. Before going off the end of the strip with both feet, fencers must be able to retreat from their on guard lines a total distance of: a) 7 meters b)5 meters c)6 meters b) 5 meters 10. The specifications for the cuff of the glove are that: a) the cuff must cover the opening of the sleeve b)the cuff must be 8 cm long c) the cuff must cover approximately the lower half of the forearm c) the cuff must cover approximately the lower half of the forearm 17. If Fencer X stops for any reason other than the Referee's command "Halt!" during the phase and is hit valid by Fencer Y, what should the Referee do? a) award the touch for Y b) annul the touch for Y c) annul the touch by Y only if there were loud and confusing noises a) award the touch for Y 18. Fencer X executes an attack. After scoring a valid touch, X then leaves the side of the strip with both feet. What should the Referee do? a) Award the touch for X b) annul the touch; X retreats one meter c) Annul the touch; Y remains in place and X assumes normal distance a) award the touch for X 19. Fencer X drops the weapon after Fencer Y executes a parry. Y's immediate riposte scores a valid touch. What should the Ref do? a)annul the touch b) award the touch for Y c) award the touch for X b) award the touch for Y 22. Fencing at close quarters is allowed so long as the competitors can: a) possible score a touch b) wield their weapons correctly and the Referee can, in foil and sabre, follow the phrase c) continue fencing without a part of one fencer;s body blocking the opponent's body from the view of the Ref b) wield their weapons correctly and the Referee can, in foil and sabre, follow the phrase 26. Fencer X makes a simple attack that misses because Fencer Y makes a counter attack by ducking. Y's counter attack lands valid. What should the Ref do? a) award a touch for X b) award a touch for Y c) do not award any touch b) award a touch for Y 27. If during the first two periods of a 3-touch period DE bout, or during the first period of a 2-period DE bout, both fencers make clear their unwillingness to fence (noncombativity) the Ref will: a) issue a yellow card to each fencer b) issue a RED CARD to each fencer c) proceed to the next period with no minute rest c) proceed to the next period with no minute rest 28. The correct distance between fencers when they come on guard (other than at the on guard lines) is: