Which among the following is NOT allowed in DepEd-based DanceSport Competition?

Black skirt and white blouse for female standard

During the final round, two adjudicators used the wrong score sheet for a category. What should the Tournament Director do first?

Pause the competition and verify the matter with the judges.

Continue the event and fix the issue later after the round.

Ask the tabulators to disregard the incorrect score sheets.

Allow the next heat to proceed to avoid further delays.

The Tournament Director leaves for an urgent meeting while the competition continues. Who should take charge temporarily?

The Assistant Tournament Director as designated deputy.

The Compere who manages the event program.

The Tabulator who supervises the scoring process.

The Secretary who handles all tournament documents.

The floor becomes slippery due to fog from stage equipment. As Tournament Coordinator, what must you do?

Stop the competition briefly and request cleanup for safety.

Continue the event and remind dancers to be careful.

Inform the Director but allow the next round to start.

Ask the Barker to announce a short safety reminder.

The Tournament Secretary notices a missing couple number in the final heat list. What is the best step?

Check the registration record and verify with officials.

Ignore the problem to maintain the event schedule.

Assign any available number to complete the list.

Ask the Compere to announce the missing competitor.

The Assistant Secretary realizes that printed heat lists contain outdated data. What should be done first?

Reprint and distribute updated lists before the next round.

Wait for the current heat to finish before replacing them.

Inform the Compere to announce the corrected order.

Delete the outdated file to prevent further confusion.

The Compere mistakenly announces the wrong category. What is the most professional action?

A. Acknowledge the error politely and correct it instantly.

B. Continue speaking and let the Secretary handle it.

C. Ignore the mistake to avoid disrupting the sequence.

D. Ask the DJ to skip to the next musical segment.

The audience becomes restless due to a long delay. As EmCee, what should you do?

Engage the audience with brief remarks or acknowledgments.

Apologize briefly and keep silent to maintain order.

Leave the stage to check what caused the delay.

Announce that the officials are fixing a technical issue.

During tabulation, the Chief Tabulator finds mismatched scores. What should be done?

Review all entries and confirm them with adjudicators.

Average the scores to make results consistent.

Submit the scores as they appear on paper.

Delete the incorrect data and start computation again.

A Tabulator enters a score under the wrong couple number. What is the correct step?

Report and correct it immediately with proper documentation.

Leave it since it does not affect major results.

Wait for the Chief Tabulator to check the error.

Delete the record silently to maintain data accuracy.

A Score Retriever receives a score sheet with one blank box. What must be done?

Return it to the judge for completion right away.

Submit it as it is to avoid delaying results.

Ask another adjudicator to fill in the missing mark.

Fill it personally based on the previous score pattern.

A couple is not yet on the floor when the DJ is about to start the music. What should the Barker do?

Call the couple number again and signal to wait briefly.

Proceed with music and mark the couple as absent.

Ask the Compere to explain the reason to the audience.

Cancel the round and rearrange the dance sequence.

The LED wall turns off during the announcement of results. What must the ICT Technician do?

Use the backup display while checking the main screen.

Reboot the system even if it interrupts the event.

Wait for the Director’s instruction before acting further.

Continue without visuals to maintain program flow.

The printer jams while producing the semifinal results. What should the ICT Technician prioritize?

Notify the Secretary and use a backup printing device.

Ask the audience to wait and explain the problem.

Stop printing until the machine cools down fully.

Wait for maintenance to arrive and repair the printer.

The DJ plays an incorrect tempo for a dance. What should be done?

Stop the track, apologize, and restart with correct music.

Lower the volume so no one notices the mistake.

Continue playing to avoid interruption in flow.

Finish the song and adjust the next one accordingly.

An adjudicator’s scores appear biased and inconsistent. What must the Chief Tabulator and Director do?

Discuss privately and clarify the scoring discrepancies.

Disqualify the judge and redo the round immediately.

Announce to the audience that scores are under review.

Average the scores to neutralize potential bias.

A dancer slips and falls during performance. What should the Tournament Director do first?

Stop the round and ensure immediate medical help.

Let the round continue to avoid interruption.

Ask the Compere to announce a short break.

Wait for the next heat before attending the dancer.

A coach loudly argues with a judge over scoring. What is the best action for the Coordinator?

Calmly remind the coach about proper protest procedures.

Allow the discussion to proceed in front of others.

Ignore it and continue with the next round.

Ask the Compere to explain the scoring system.

A dancer cannot be found minutes before call time. What must the Chaperone do?

Inform the Barker or Coordinator and locate the dancer.

Report the absence after the round is done.

Wait silently and hope the dancer appears later.

Ask the DJ to delay the start of the next music.

The Compere accidentally announces the wrong winners. What should be done immediately?

Apologize briefly and correct the announcement promptly.

Continue and announce the correct names later.

Blame the Secretary for providing wrong documents.

Ask the Director to handle the correction after awarding.

A certificate has a misspelled name during the awarding. What should the Assistant Secretary do?

Hold the certificate and reprint the corrected version.

Hand it to the winner and fix it later on.

Tear the certificate and skip the presentation.

Cross out the mistake and rewrite it manually.

The DJ’s main laptop overheats in the middle of a round. What is the most appropriate step?

Switch to a backup device prepared for emergencies.

Stop the music until the issue is repaired.

Play random tracks from any available source.

Ask the ICT Technician to restart the main computer.

A tabulator is working slowly and delaying the results. How should the Chief Tabulator manage the situation?

Assist or redistribute tasks to ensure timely output.

Replace the person immediately without notice.

Announce the delay publicly to explain the problem.

Proceed with partial results to save competition time.

The ICT Technician flashes the wrong set of results on the LED wall. What is the proper response?

Remove the display and verify the file before reposting.

Announce that the results will change later.

Keep it on screen to maintain continuity.

Wait for the Chief Tabulator’s approval to act.

A coach complains that poor sound quality distracted their athletes. Who should address this concern first?

The Coordinator with the DJ and ICT Technician.

The Tournament Secretary who records the complaint.

The Chief Tabulator who monitors the scores.

The Director who supervises overall operations.

A dancer argues with another backstage and causes tension. What should the Chaperone do?

Calmly intervene and report the incident to the Coach.

Ignore the matter since it is not on the floor.

Call the Compere to announce a warning message.

Wait for the Director to handle the conflict later.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does AJS stand for?

Active Judging System

Absolute Judging System

Amateur Judging System

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Posture is a sub-component of TQ in Standard

True

False

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In AJS, what does PS stand for?

Principle Standard

Pretty Shapes

Partnering Skills

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

There are 25 general Actions of Latin-American.

True

False

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Merengue Actions are common in the following dances?

Jive, Samba, Cha Cha Cha

Paso Doble, Jive, Rumba

Jive, Samba, Paso Doble

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A backward walk does not have a recovery phase.

True

False

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

During the Spot Turn to Left, the Lady Turns to the left.

True

False

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Judging Components and Dance Actions Worksheet

What does AJS stand for?

Posture is a sub-component of TQ in Standard

In AJS, what does PS stand for?

There are 25 general Actions of Latin-American.

Merengue Actions are common in the following dances?

A backward walk does not have a recovery phase.

During the Spot Turn to Left, the Lady Turns to the left.

During a Closed Basic Movement, which part of the foot is used during “&” count?

Which is not a general action in standard discipline?

The Time Signature of Cha Cha is?

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