Assistant Judge - Jumps
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The Team - Part 1
In high jump, which of the following information does not appear on the competition sheet?
The position of the posts for each athlete
Bar raises
Each athlete's club
Which of these options is not a normal function of the competition director?
Assigning roles among jury members
Measuring performances
Validating attempts
The yellow flag must be raised when:
15 seconds of the allotted time have elapsed
There are 15 seconds left to jump
45 seconds have passed
On the competition sheet, the "-" indicates:
Failure
Stalemate
Success
The failure of a jump is indicated by a flag:
Red
White
Yellow
The Team - Part 1
The Team - Part 2
Which of these positions is not present in a pole vault jury?
Anemometer attendant
Secretary
Height stick attendant
Which of these functions is not performed by the people in charge of the bars for pole vault?
Moving the posts
Raising the bar
Validating jumps
In high jump, the height of the bar is checked using:
A tape measure
The graduations displayed on the posts
A height stick
The anemometer is used to:
Measuring performances
Indicating the remaining time to jump
Measuring wind speed
In long jump, the reading of the performance is done:
At the level of the takeoff board
At the last mark left in the sand
At the edge of the landing pit
The Team - Part 2
Measuring Horizontal Jumps
On the mark in the sand, we position:
The end of the measuring tape
The zero point of the measuring tape
The part of the tape where the performance is read
The white line placed in the reception pit is used to:
Extend the run-up line
Delimit the landing area if the pit is more than 3m wide
Delimit the landing area if the pit is more than 2m wide
The performance retained for a jump where the measurement falls between 5m34 and 5m35 graduations is:
5m34
5m35
It depends on which graduation we are closest to
The tape measure is stretched in such a way that:
Go through the middle of the takeoff board
Be perpendicular to the takeoff line
Be perpendicular to the takeoff line or pass through the lateral end of the board if not possible
The card is placed on:
The mark left by the athlete farthest from the takeoff line
The imprint left by the athlete's feet
The mark left by the athlete closest to the takeoff line
Measuring Horizontal Jumps
Rules of Horizontal Jumps
In triple jump, for the jump to be valid, it must:
The first support is with the same foot as the takeoff foot
The first support is with the opposite foot to the takeoff foot
The second support is with the same foot as the takeoff foot
If an athlete exceeds the allotted time:
He may be entitled to a replacement attempt
The jump is a failure
The jump is measured but the performance will not be considered for the final ranking
In triple jump, if the athlete does not land in the sand, it is a fault:
True
False
To exit the sandpit, the athlete can:
Step back into the landing area
Put hands in the sand to help get up
Place the first support outside the take-off zone, closer to the take-off line than the marks left in the sand
Which of the following statements will not be a fault:
Impulse on the white part of the take-off board
Impulse while leaving a mark on the plasticine
Impulse after the take-off board without leaving a mark on the plasticine
Rules of Horizontal Jumps
Measuring Vertical Jumps
In pole vault, the zero point corresponds to:
The top of the farthest bumper from the run-up
The bottom of the bumper
The edge of the bumper closest to the run-up
The height of the bar is measured:
In the middle of the bar
At the ends of the bar
Wherever is most convenient
In pole vault, the bars can be moved between:
Zero point and +80cm
-30cm and +80cm relative to the zero point
Cannot be moved
In high jump, the bars are:
Stuck to the mat
About 10cm away from the mat
About 50cm away from the mat
In pole vault, to check the height of the bar, the bars must be:
At the zero point
Where they were for the last jump
At +40cm relative to the zero point
Measuring Vertical Jumps
Rules of Vertical Jumps
Which of these statements is correct for an athlete remaining alone in the French Pole Vault Championships and winning it:
He can request the bar height he wants
He must respect the planned bar progression
He must request a height at least 5cm higher than the last height cleared.
In pole vault, the jump will be a failure if:
The athlete's pole breaks
The wind knocks down the bar
Without having jumped, the athlete's pole touches the mat beyond the zero point
In pole vault, it is a fault if the pole knocks the bar down:
True
False
In high jump, in which of the following cases will it not be a fault?
The athlete touches the white line on the ground without jumping
The athlete touches the mat without jumping
The athlete passes the arm between the bar and the mat without jumping
In high jump, which of these statements is false?
The athlete can push off with the right foot
The athlete can push off with both feet
The athlete can push off with the left foot
