PE 3 GRADED REVIEW

1. A type of elimination that determines the winner by eliminating the loser in every match until there is no one team left.

• Single Elimination

• Double Elimination

• Round Robin

• Pyramid Tournament

Which one is NOT an advantage of single elimination?

• Tournament can be finished within a short period of time.

• Less effort, time, and money involved

• Interesting to watch which team will survive

• Determines more adequate winner

What formula will you use to compute for the number of games in single elimination

• N-1

• (N-1) 2

• (N-1)/2

• P2-N

In order to get the number of bye players, what is the least power of 2 to be used in a game having 12 entries?

• 10

• 8

• 16

• 32

In a single elimination tournament played among 6 players, what teams will most likely play on the final round?

• Winner of Game 3 and 2

• Winner of Game 1 and 5

• Winner of Game 3 and 4

• Winner of Game 4 and 5

It is a type of elimination tournament competition in which a participant ceases to be eligible to win the tournament’s championship upon having lost two games or matches.

• Round Robin

• Ladder Tournament

• Double Elimination

• Consolation Tournament

The following are the advantages of double elimination EXCEPT:

• Expenses, time, and efforts used are moderate

• The last game is a real championship game between the best two team

• Players will get a chance to play among all players of the tournament

• Players have the chance to win the championship game after a lose on its first game

How do you get the number of games in double elimination?

• (N-1) / 2

• (N-1) 2

• N / 2

• N - 1

In a double elimination tournament played by 4 participating teams, what teams will most likely meet on the last round of the game?

• Winner of Game 4 and 5

• Winner of Game 3 and 5

• Winner of Game 2 and 3

• Winner of Game 5 and 2

On the last round of the game, the player on the winner’s bracket loses its first game against its opponent. Therefore, its opponent will be declared as the champion of the tournament. Is this correct?

• Yes, because the opponent beats the winner from the winner’s bracket.

• Yes, because the winner from winner’s bracket loses its chance to win and not have any lose at all.

• No, because the winner from the winner’s bracket must be beaten twice in succession.

• No, because the opponent already have a record of losing once.