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This test is for YOU to see you current understanding of the topics covered and see how you grow as a result.

Questions that require the recall of a single piece of easily-located data (such as that found on a card or in the basic rules) are most likely which cognitive processing/learning level? (Again, this is not "judge levels" it's levels of learning)

3 points

Level 1 (Gathering)

Level 2 (Processing)

Level 3 (Applying)

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Questions that require hypothetical extension or theorizing of a possible answer based on available data are likely which cognitive processing/learning level?

3 points

Level 1 (Gathering)

Level 2 (Processing)

Level 3 (Applying)

Clear selection

Questions that require an individual to draw connections between two or more pieces of data (such as the interaction between multiple cards) are likely which cognitive processing/learning level?

3 points

Level 1 (Gathering)

Level 2 (Processing)

Level 3 (Applying)

Clear selection

During a game, you note that your opponent has four cards in the graveyard and a Breeding Pool, Island, Forest, and Fabled Passage in play. You wonder to yourself about the likelihood of their playing an Uro next turn, and whether you should activate your Soul-Guide Lantern now or wait. This line of questioning is best described as:

3 points

Level 1 - Gathering: the answer is found by reading the available information or recalling simple game rules

Level 2 - Processing: the answer is found by looking for connections between known pieces of game data

Level 3 - Applying: the "correct" answer is unknown, but a hypothesis can be developed by extrapolating from known game data

Clear selection

AP has a Cavalcade of Calamity, Skirk Prospector, and a Tin Street Dodger in play, all of which entered the battlefield during their previous turn. AP wants to know if they can attack with both creatures and make Tin Street Dodger unblockable before their opponent has a chance to assign blockers while still receiving both Cavalcade triggers. Which of the following questions represent the implied questions in AP's surface-level question? (choose all that apply)

3 points

"How does priority proceed during combat?"

"How much damage will my opponent take overall?"

"When does Cavalcade of Calamity trigger during combat?"

What level do you have to be to work an event at your local game store?

5 points

None, not even being a Rules Advisor

Rules Advisor

Level 1 Certified Judge

Level 2 Certified Judge

Level 3 Certified Judge

Clear selection

What level do you have to be to work at a MagicFest?

5 points

None, not even being a Rules Advisor

Rules Advisor

Level 1 Certified Judge

Level 2 Certified Judge

Level 3 Certified Judge

Clear selection

Which of the following best describes Judge Levels?

5 points

Floor (It describes a judge's minimum standard of ability)

Ceiling (It describes the maximum ability or knowledge you will get from a judge)

Roller-Coaster (Judge levels are a bunch of highs and lows)

Helter Skelter (Judge Levels, Do we even still have those?)

I don't understand any of this, so None of the Above.

Clear selection

Finish the following quote: Goals without actions are ________ NOTE: One word answer.

5 points

Who wants to see you succeed?

5 points

Players

Judges

Tournament Organizers

Friends

Most People

Clear selection

Which of the following are continuous effects?

5 points

“Whenever enchanted creature deals damage, your opponent loses that much life.”

A flying counter on a creature

"All creatures you control are Slivers"

“Tishana, Voice of Thunder’s power and toughness are each equal to the number of cards in your hand.”

Untap target creature.”

You cast Twisted Image (switch Power and Toughness) on your 1 / 2 Spider token, then attack with it.Your opponent doesn't block it, but before damage, they give it -1/-0. How much damage does your opponent take? NOTE: Enter only the numeral for the amount of damage in your answer.

5 points

What is Layer 3? NOTE: Enter your answer as a single word.

5 points

Do the effects “All creatures gain hexproof” and “All creatures lose hexproof” have a dependency? Why or why not?

5 points

Name the layer in which this effect applies: “Target permanent becomes snow until end of turn.” NOTE: Enter your answer as a single word.

5 points

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