You are a Long Term judge. The team has picked Athena as its character from the Iliad. Athena’s costume includes jeans and a t-shirt which is not traditional Greek attire. When scoring D6 you should:

Pick some random numbers and write them down since you are only volunteering for the lunch and t-shirt.

Score as is and issue a -5 Spirit of the Problem penalty

Score in the high range because you like wearing jeans.

You are a Long Term judge. The Greek Chorus has one character played by a team member in a costume and another character played by a puppet. When scoring D7 you should:

Score as is since this meets the requirements of having two or more characters.

Score D7 a zero because only one member of the Greek Chorus is a team member in a costume.

Score D7 a & b a zero and D7 c & d as is.

Score in the high range because you are a member of the glee club and on the weekends you are a puppeteer

You are a Style judge. The team would like to use the appearance of the Greek Chorus as one of its free style choices. When talking with the other style judges you should:

Score as is. This is okay because the Greek Course is being scored on its portrayal which does not include the appearance.

Tell the team to change its style choice because the appearance of the Greek Chorus is already being scored in the portrayal of the Greek Chorus.

Score the style choice in the mid range because you do not know what to do.

Walk out because you never thought judging would be this difficult.

You are a Staging Area judge. The team would like to use the appearance of its statue as a free choice. When discussing with the team you should:

Tell them to change its style form and then tell them what they should pick since Outside assistance doesn’t not apply to judges.

Write a post-it note for the Style judges to let them know.

You are a Long Term Judge. The team’s statue starts animated, becomes inanimate, becomes animated again and then inanimate. The statue’s appearance is different than it was originally. When scoring D8 you should:

Score in the high range because of all the hard work the kids did.

Score in the low range because the solution was too confusing to understand.

Score as is and issue a Spirit of the Problem Penalty.

You are a Staging Area judge. The team’s mosaic is not the membership sign. When talking to the team you should:

Tell the team that the mosaic needs to be the membership sign and give them the opportunity to fix it.

Do nothing and let the style judges handle it.

Ignore it because you have lunch next and want to make sure you get a cookie.

You are a Style judge, the team has a mask to be scored in Style but never put it on. They refer to it as a mask. When scoring F2 you should:

Score in the low range because the team should know masks need to be worn.

Score a zero because they never put the mask on.

Score as is and issue a -5 Spirit of the Problem penalty.

You are a Style judge. The team would like to use the creative use of cardboard to make the wall. You are concerned that since the wall is being scored for artistic quality it can’t be scored in style. When talking with the other judges you should:

Score in the low range and move onto the next team.

Score in the mid-range because you are not sure.

Ask your friend Michael because they are always correct.

You are a Head Judge. The team’s Greek Chorus performs a song acapella (without instruments.) The judges remember from a previous year that a song needed to include accompaniment. When talking to the judges, the Head Judge should:

Tell them that singing acapella is okay as long as the requirements of the general clarification are met.

Tell the judges that they are correct and issue a -10 Spirit of the Problem Penalty.

Sing for the judges and see if you can get on a reality singing show.

Do nothing and hope the next competition figures it out.

You are a Long Term or Style Judge. The Timer/Announcer tells you the team went over time by 34 seconds. When scoring you should:

Assess a -20 over time limit penalty.

Do nothing since problem 3 gets an extra minute of time.

Assess a -20 over time limit penalty AND do not score anything after 8 minutes.

Yell at the timer/announcer because they should have stopped the team at 8 minutes.

You are a Problem Captain. The Head judge told their judging team that when the Greek Chorus sings, they need to be all original compositions and that if they are not to give a team -10 Spirit of the Problem penalty. You should:

Tell the Head judge that they are incorrect and take away any penalty that was given because of this interpretation.

Tell the Head judge it should be -20.

Give bonus points to all teams that got the penalty.

You are a Style judge. After the team performs you realize that the team wants its wall to be scored for artistic quality as its free choice. Since this is being scored in long term, D5c, you should:

Go back and talk with the team about picking a different style choice.

Give the team -10 Spirit of the Problem penalty and score accordingly.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You are the Head judge. Your Staging Area judge came to youithinking that the theme of the team’s performance
is a cooking competition. They are concerned because the theme needs to be about using creativity to overcome
obstacles. As a Head judge you should:

Do nothing, let the team perform and let the long term judges decide what to do next.

Tell the Staging Area judge that they should tell their team they should rewrite its solution.

Ask the team if they can make you an omelet with cheese and mushrooms.

Tell the Long Term judges to give the team a -5 spirit of the problem penalty.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You are a Long Term judge. The team’s trojan horse is a 6-foot penguin. Its obstacle is global warming (The team
has a pool with cotton balls as water) and the penguin helps the planet to overcome that. When scoring D4 you
should:

Score D4 in the low range because you are not sure.

Score as is. This is okay.

Score D4 in the high range because you are not sure.

Score D4 as is, and then issue a spirit of the problem penalty.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You are a Long Term judge. The team’s trojan horse is a drop of water. The team camouflages themselves to look
like water and then “rides” on the drop of water to get past the wall. When scoring D4 you should:

Score as is and then issue a spirit of the problem penalty because the team should be riding inside the trojan

horse, not on it.

Score in the low range because you are not sure.

Score as is. This is okay.

Throw it at the team and see what happens.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You are a problem judge. The team’s obstacle is a language barrier. In the solution a team member has a hard
time communicating, but overcomes this obstacle by learning a new language. The team does not have a physical
representation. When scoring D5 you should:

Score as is because your parents are from a different country and you can relate.

Score D5 a zero because the team does not have a tangible representation.

Score D5c a zero and score the rest of D5 because they do not have a tangible representation.

Score D5 as is.

You are a Staging Area judge. On the way to the competition site the team forgot its paperwork. When it comes
time to collect the paperwork you should:

Fill out the paperwork for the team.

Have the team fill out new paper work.

Tell the Head judge to give them a Spirit of the Problem penalty.

Tell the Long Term judges to score in the high range because you don’t like paperwork.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You are a Long Term judge: The team’s obstacle is that a student is afraid of not passing a math test in school. Its
trojan horse is an all-knowing pencil that helps them study and gives them the confidence to do well on the test.
When scoring D4 and D5 you should:

Score as is. This is okay.

Score in the low range because you would have rather watched a skit about an English class.

Score as is, and then issue a -10 Spirit of the Problem penalty because the pencil did not break down the

wall.

Score in the high range because you can relate to not doing well in math.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You are a Head judge. The team’s character from the Iliad is not from the list in the problem. When talking with
the other judges you should:

Score as is because you don’t believe in lists.

Score D6a & b a zero

Score D6 in the low range.

Score as is, and issue a -20 Spirit of the Problem penalty.

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OM Judge Training

You are the Head judge. Your Staging Area judge came to youithinking that the theme of the team’s performance is a cooking competition. They are concerned because the theme needs to be about using creativity to overcomeobstacles. As a Head judge you should:

You are a Long Term judge. The team’s trojan horse is a 6-foot penguin. Its obstacle is global warming (The teamhas a pool with cotton balls as water) and the penguin helps the planet to overcome that. When scoring D4 youshould:

You are a Long Term judge. The team’s trojan horse is a drop of water. The team camouflages themselves to looklike water and then “rides” on the drop of water to get past the wall. When scoring D4 you should:

You are a problem judge. The team’s obstacle is a language barrier. In the solution a team member has a hardtime communicating, but overcomes this obstacle by learning a new language. The team does not have a physicalrepresentation. When scoring D5 you should:

You are a Staging Area judge. On the way to the competition site the team forgot its paperwork. When it comestime to collect the paperwork you should:

You are a Long Term judge: The team’s obstacle is that a student is afraid of not passing a math test in school. Itstrojan horse is an all-knowing pencil that helps them study and gives them the confidence to do well on the test.When scoring D4 and D5 you should:

You are a Head judge. The team’s character from the Iliad is not from the list in the problem. When talking withthe other judges you should:

You are a Long Term judge. The team has picked Athena as its character from the Iliad. Athena’s costumeincludes jeans and a t-shirt which is not traditional Greek attire. When scoring D6 you should:

You are a Long Term judge. The Greek Chorus has one character played by a team member in a costume andanother character played by a puppet. When scoring D7 you should:

You are a Style judge. The team would like to use the appearance of the Greek Chorus as one of its free stylechoices. When talking with the other style judges you should:

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You are the Head judge. Your Staging Area judge came to youithinking that the theme of the team’s performance
is a cooking competition. They are concerned because the theme needs to be about using creativity to overcome
obstacles. As a Head judge you should:

You are a Long Term judge. The team’s trojan horse is a 6-foot penguin. Its obstacle is global warming (The team
has a pool with cotton balls as water) and the penguin helps the planet to overcome that. When scoring D4 you
should:

You are a Long Term judge. The team’s trojan horse is a drop of water. The team camouflages themselves to look
like water and then “rides” on the drop of water to get past the wall. When scoring D4 you should:

You are a problem judge. The team’s obstacle is a language barrier. In the solution a team member has a hard
time communicating, but overcomes this obstacle by learning a new language. The team does not have a physical
representation. When scoring D5 you should:

You are a Staging Area judge. On the way to the competition site the team forgot its paperwork. When it comes
time to collect the paperwork you should:

You are a Long Term judge: The team’s obstacle is that a student is afraid of not passing a math test in school. Its
trojan horse is an all-knowing pencil that helps them study and gives them the confidence to do well on the test.
When scoring D4 and D5 you should:

You are a Head judge. The team’s character from the Iliad is not from the list in the problem. When talking with
the other judges you should:

You are a Long Term judge. The team has picked Athena as its character from the Iliad. Athena’s costume
includes jeans and a t-shirt which is not traditional Greek attire. When scoring D6 you should:

You are a Long Term judge. The Greek Chorus has one character played by a team member in a costume and
another character played by a puppet. When scoring D7 you should:

You are a Style judge. The team would like to use the appearance of the Greek Chorus as one of its free style
choices. When talking with the other style judges you should: