Assistant judge - Jumps

In high jump, which of the following information does not appear on the competition sheet?

Which of these options is not a normal function of the competition director?

The yellow flag must be raised when:

On the competition sheet, the "-" indicates:

The failure of a jump is indicated by a flag:

Which of these positions is not present in a pole vault jury?

Which of these functions is not performed by the people in charge of the bars for pole vault?

In high jump, the height of the bar is checked using:

The anemometer is used to:

In long jump, the reading of the performance is done:

On the mark in the sand, we position:

The white line placed in the reception pit is used to:

The performance retained for a jump where the measurement falls between 5m34 and 5m35 graduations is:

The tape measure is stretched in such a way that:

The card is placed on:

In triple jump, for the jump to be valid, it must:

If an athlete exceeds the allotted time:

In triple jump, if the athlete does not land in the sand, it is a fault:

To exit the sandpit, the athlete can:

Which of the following statements will not be a fault:

In pole vault, the zero point corresponds to:

The height of the bar is measured:

In pole vault, the bars can be moved between:

In high jump, the bars are:

In pole vault, to check the height of the bar, the bars must be:

Which of these statements is correct for an athlete remaining alone in the French Pole Vault Championships and winning it:

In pole vault, the jump will be a failure if:

In pole vault, it is a fault if the pole knocks the bar down:

In high jump, in which of the following cases will it not be a fault?

In high jump, which of these statements is false?

On the competition sheet, how is a failure noted?

In triple jump, an athlete interrupts his run-up, then:

Which of these parameters is not checked at each bar raise:

In triple jump, the measurement is just before the 12m00 graduation:

In pole vault, an athlete interrupts his run-up and lets his pole fall on the mat behind the stopboard.

In high jump, an athlete is disturbed during his run-up and misses his attempt.

In triple jump, after jumping, an athlete walks back to exit the sandpit:

In long jump, the athlete takes off after the board without leaving a mark on the plasticine:

In long jump, for an athlete with a run-up of 45m, the wind speed measurement is activated when:

The yellow flag is used to indicate: