Scenario 1:

You are group with Slider A. Slider A only has 2 families in his 5 slides routine. What do you need to do in order for you to qualify to the next round?

• Do the same family slides as him.

• Do other family slides only.

• Do other family slides and same family slides as him.

• None of the above

Scenario 2:

Slider A did a 2-Meter V-toe. What should you do?

• Do a Grade A or B slide with 5-Meter to 6-Meter distance

• Do a Grade C slide with 10-Meter distance

• Do a Grade D slide with 15-Meter distance

• Fall down.

Scenario 3:

You are at the finals. Your current routine has a lower likelihood to win the other competitors?

• Do your best with your current routine.

• Give up

• Attempt a few slides you never try before

• None of the above

You are at the qualification round, you did 2 slides. What must you do to qualify and get a good grouping?

• Fail all the slides

• Do easy slides

• Do higher level slides that you are confident

• Do two of the same slide

Scenario 5:

Opponents in your grouping, fail 2 slides each. What must you do to qualify. Require you to do 5 slides

• Fail 2 slides

• Pass 4 slides

• Fail 3 slides

• None of the above

What's the standard sliding distance?

• 25-Meter

• 16-Meter

• 15-Meter

• 18-Meter

Does sliding pass the slide end-line considered DQ for that round?

• True

• False

Slider A did a HH-Savannah. Body unstable through out the slide. Does the technical grading drop?

• True

• False

Slider A did a combo (3-Meter + 4-Meter). The transition of the slide passed more than 1-Meter. Does the slide still count?

• Yes

• No

Slider A did a X-Sui with no angle. Does the slide still count?

• Yes

• No