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Fencing Referee General Rules: A Comprehensive Guide"

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"This guide provides an in-depth overview of the general rules and responsibilities for fencing referees, essential for ensuring fair and effective officiating in competitions. Covering aspects such as scoring, conduct, fencing techniques, and the interpretation of rules, this resource is invaluable for both new and experienced referees. It includes guidelines on how to handle disputes, manage the bout, and maintain the integrity of the sport. With clear explanations and practical examples, this handbook aims to enhance the understanding of refereeing in fencing and promote a positive environment for athletes."

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Fencing_Referee_General_Rule_Test_Study_Guide_
2025_2026
1. In a previous bout in the same pool, Fencer X commit- give x red card
ted an o�ense requiring an immediate Group 2 RED
CARD. With no other penalties given in the current
bout, X commits the same o�ense. What should the
Referee do?

2. During the action, a spectator is loudly cheering for (A) Call Halt! only if the
Fencer X. What should the Referee do? cheering is disruptive.

3. Fencer X stops fencing during a phrase without the (A) Award a touch for Y.
referee having commanded "Halt!" They are subse-
quently hit valid by Fencer Y. What should the referee
do?

4. No penalties have been given. After causing inciden- (B) Y holds ground except
tal corps a corps with Fencer Y, Fencer X leaves the if it would cause X to be
side of the strip with both feet. What should happen? placed behind X's end line;
no penalty

5. When the referee gives the command "On guard" in (C) Point up at an angle
foil or saber, how may a fencer hold their weapon? greater than parallel to the
strip, with the fencer's elbow
bent

6. A Youth 10 fencer comes to strip with a weapon bear- (A) Con�scate weapon. The
ing a 4 stamp on the blade. The referee must _____. fencer must present a
weapon with a size 0 blade.
The blade must be less than
32.5

7. Fencer X makes an attack and Fencer Y makes a (A) Annul the touch made by
counter attack by ducking. Fencer X's attack misses Fencer Y. Y receives a YELLOW
CARD.
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, and Fencer Y touches on valid target as Fencer Y falls
over backwards. What should the Referee do?

8. Which female fencers are required to wear chest pro- (B) All female fencers are re-
tection? quired to wear chest protec-
tion

9. What action should a Referee take if a fencer reports (A) Fencer receives a YELLOW
to the strip with a torn sleeve? CARD; con�scate jacket and
allow a reasonable amount
of time for the replacement.

10. In a direct elimination bout where video replay is (C) review the action using
in use, Fencer X previously requested video review the video replay system.
two times. In the rst review, the referee reversed
the call. In the second review, the referee maintained
the original call. Fencer X requests a video review for
the third time during this bout. The Referee should
_______.

11. During an advance-lunge attack, Fencer X steps o� (B) Do not award a touch;
the side of the strip with one foot during the advance, X returns to the place in
but recovers the strip and then scores a valid touch the strip where he start-
on Fencer Y. What should the Referee do? ed the advance-lunge attack
and then retreats an addi-
tional meter.

12. In a team match where the video replay system is (A) 1
being utilized, how many replay appeals per lap are
allowed, assuming the referee upholds the original
call after each review?

13.
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