WorksheetsAssessment (Accreditation for Technical Officials in Athletics)
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 40mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
He/ She oversees athlete check-in and ensure rule compliance at athletics competition.
(a)
2.
He/ She assists with athlete navigation and venue safety during athletics event.
(a)
3.
It is a seeding method that alternates athlete placement to promote fair competition in athletics heats.
(a)
4.
It is a seeding strategy that involves placing athletes in a serpentine pattern for starting position.
(a)
5.
What is the standard weight of Javelin for secondary boys?
a)
400g
b)
500g
c)
600g
d)
700g
6.
The standard length of the runway for Javelin Throw is ______.
a)
30m
b)
40m
c)
50m
d)
60m
7.
What is the standard weight of shot put for secondary boys?
a)
3kg
b)
4kg
c)
6kg
d)
7kg
8.
The following are examples of throwing events in track and field except ___________.
a)
Javelin
b)
Discus
c)
Hammer
d)
Shotput
9.
What is the diameter of discus throw circle?
a)
2.50
b)
1.50
c)
2.80
d)
2.40
10.
The following are failures in discus throw except for:
a)
Fails to leave the circle correctly
b)
Touches the top of the rim
c)
Use of gloves on the throwing hand
d)
Leaving the circle at the back portion of the circle after the implement landed inside the sector line.
11.
What is the standard weight of discus in secondary boys?
a)
1.50
b)
1.65
c)
1.75
d)
0.75
12.
These are rule under 180 of discus throw about markers except for:
a)
For throws made from a circle, an athlete may use one marker only.
b)
This marker may be placed only on the ground in the area immediately behind or adjacent to the circle.
c)
It must be temporary, in position only for the duration of each athlete’s own trial, and shall no impair the view of the judges.
d)
Personal markers may be placed in or beside the landing area.
13.
What is the angle measure of the discus and shoutput throwing area?
a)
34.92
b)
34.82
c)
34.72
d)
34.62
14.
The breaking and throwing events is through ________.
a)
A toss coin
b)
Looking to the number of foul
c)
Looking To the second best throw
d)
Looking to the athlete's throwing style
15.
How much does the person need to leave the circle after his shotput or discus throw to be valid?
a)
Via the front half of the circle
b)
Via the left half of the circle
c)
Via the right half circle
d)
Via the half back of the circle
16.
What is the width of the runway in javelin throw?
a)
200 cm
b)
300 cm
c)
400 cm
d)
500 cm
17.
What is not a failure in throwing events?
a)
The athlete touched the top of this top board
b)
Then the tail of javelin implements lands first
c)
The athlete leaves the circle before completing the throw
d)
Right-handed athletes strikes the right side of the cage when facing the landing sector then lands within the landing sector
18.
Which typically has the shortest distance to run in the 200 meter dash?
a)
Lane 1
b)
Lane 2
c)
Lane 3
19.
What is the width of each lane in the track oval?
a)
1 meter
b)
1.22 meter
c)
1.25 meter
20.
In 2000 meter walk, what is the penalty sign in lifting or loss of contact of the foot?
a)
Option 1
b)
Option 2
c)
Option 3
21.
Which of the following is the measure of the radius in shotput circle?
a)
1.0675 m
b)
2.50 m
c)
1.25 m
22.
How many meter have staggered in 400 meter dash to the 1st lane?
a)
7.34
b)
8.34
c)
9.34
23.
If two or more athletes clear the same final height, the procedure to decide the places will be ______.
a)
the athlete with the lowest number of jumps at the height last cleared shall be awarded the higher place.
b)
the athlete with the lowest total of failures throughout the competition up to and including the height last cleared, shall be awarded the higher place.
c)
the athletes concerned shall be awarded the same place unless it concerns the first place.
d)
All of the choices
24.
He will watch over the whole of the event and must place himself so as to watch two quite specific points in the event and to verify measurements.
a)
Chief Judge
b)
Chief Lane Umpire
c)
Chief Recorder
d)
Chief Foul Judge
25.
The role of Starters Assistants are the following EXCEPT:
a)
The use of starting blocks is legal as defined in Rule 161.
b)
Ensures athletes are in the correct heat and lane.
c)
Ensures the Start Coordinator carries out an initial check of the false start equipment.
d)
Ensures bib number and hip number identification are correct and correspond with the start list.
26.
They are deployed to specific positions to give an alternative and enhanced view of a race start.
a)
Starters
b)
Recall Starters
c)
Starter Assistants
d)
Starter Coordinators
27.
He is the sole decision maker regarding false starts including occasions when an offence has been committed and the race is recalled by any member of the start team.
a)
Starters
b)
Recall Starters
c)
Starter Assistants
d)
Starter Coordinators
28.
He keeps record of the laps completed in all races longer than 1,500 m.
a)
Judge
b)
Timekeeper
c)
Recorder
d)
Lap Scorer
29.
What is the primary role of the timekeepers?
a)
Keeps record of the laps completed in all races.
b)
Takes the rank of the competitors as assigned by the chief judge.
c)
Takes the time of the competitors for the ranks assigned to him/her
d)
Enters the rank, number, name of the team in his/her report, signs and submits the same to the chief judge.
30.
An athlete shall be disqualified in 3000m steeplechase if _____.
a)
He falls on the water.
b)
He steps on the hurdle.
c)
He goes over the water and over each hurdle.
d)
He steps to one side and or other of water jump.
31.
What is the best throw of Baray, Frank after his first three throws?
(a)
32.
What is the best throw of Oliva, Prenz after the competition?
(a)
33.
Who will win the competition?
(a)
34.
Officials shall bear a great responsibility for engendering public confidence in sports
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
35.
Officials shall hold and maintain the basic tenets of officiating which include history, integrity, neutrality, respect, sensitivity, professionalism, discretion and tactfulness.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
36.
Officials shall uphold the honor and dignity of the profession in all interactions with student-athletes, coaches, school administrators, colleagues and the public.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
37.
Officials shall prepare themselves both physically and mentally, shall dress neatly and appropriately, and shall comport themselves in a manner consistent with the high standards of the profession.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
38.
Officials shall work with each other and their governing bodies in a constructive and cooperative manner.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
39.
Officials shall resist every temptation and outside pressure to use one’s position as an official to benefit oneself.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
40.
Officials shall accept responsibility for all actions taken.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
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