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Difficulty section points are awarded by
1 point
addition
deduction
addition and deduction
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What is the point range for a competitive 40+ athlete
0 points
.2-1.0
.2-.9
.2-.8
.2-.7
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How many moves can an amateur athlete declare
0 points
10
5
5+1 additional element that is above their point range
6
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How many moves can a competitive athlete declare
1 point
as many as they want
10
5
5+ 1
6
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True or False: A junior a or junior b competitive athlete must declare 10 moves but 1 move of their ten can be higher than their required point range.
1 point
True
False
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True or False: An athlete may only perform the moves that are written on their difficulty sheet. Any other moves will receive a deduction.
1 point
True
False
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How many "regular" (not super bonus) points are possible?
1 point
1
2
3
4
5
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An athlete may declare three moves combined together. If they achieve all the minimum requirements for the declared moves plus do them directly after each other, how many bonus points would the athlete receive? Example: a002+ c02+ d151
1 point
1
2
3
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How many points is the super bonus?
1 point
1
2
3
4
5
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True or false: The super bonus is only awarded for the direct combination of 2 moves that are valued at 1.0.
0 points
True
False
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The risk factor bonus is worth
1 point
1 point
2 points
3 points
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The risk factor bonus may be awarded
1 point
one time
two times
as many times as the athlete does something risky
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True or False: The risk factor bonus is only for D elements
1 point
True
False
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