Foil Referee Practice Test with Questions and Answers

Foil Referee Practice Test with Questions and Answers There has been no official equipment check. With no other penalties given, Fencer X reports to the strip wearing a lamé with a small patch sewn on it. During the check it is found that the patch registers non-valid. What is the correct outcome? ANSWER Fencer X receives a YELLOW CARD; confiscate the lamé; Fencer X gets another lamé. F2. May a fencer hold a non-orthopedic foil ("French") grip by the pommel? ANSWER Yes. No penalties have been given in this bout. The current bout score is 3-3 when Fencer X parries Fencer Y's blade with the unarmed hand and then lands a touch on Fencer Y's valid surface. What should the Referee do? ANSWER Annul Fencer X's touch; Fencer X receives a RED CARD. The score is 4-3 for Fencer Y. Fencer Y has received a YELLOW CARD for covering target in the current bout. Fencers X and Y come together, both causing corps à corps without jostling or attempting to avoid the touch. The Referee calls "Halt!" What is the correct outcome? ANSWER There is no penalty. Separate fencers and resume bout. Fencer X makes an attack that is parried. Fencer Y makes an immediate riposte, while Fencer X makes an immediate remise while dropping his head so that his mask blocks the frontal target area. Fencer Y's riposte misses and Fencer X's remise arrives. What should the Referee do? ANSWER Do not award a touch. Fencer X receives a YELLOW CARD. Fencer X makes an attack and Fencer Y makes a counterattack while twisting away from Fencer X. After the action is completed, only Fencer Y's light has registered on the machine and Fencer Y's back is turned to Fencer X. The Referee then calls "Halt!". What is the correct outcome? ANSWER Award a touch for Fencer Y.