Level 2 - Referee Foundations - Day 2 Review

During the 1st passivity in FS/WW for 17U and below, what is the procedure?

• Stop Match, give Attention

• Directly start activity time

• Award one point

• Continue without stoppage

During the 3rd passivity in FS/WW, what action is taken?

• Stop Match, start Activity Time

• Give Attention

• Award one point

• Continue without stoppage

In FS/WW wrestling, what is the consequence of a passive wrestler not scoring by the end of activity time?

• 1 - point is awarded and the match continues without stoppage

• Match stops and 1-point is awarded

• Passive wrestler wins

• Match continues without stopping and no points awarded

What action is taken during the 1st passivity in GR wrestling?

• Stop the match, give 1-point to opponent, choice of Par Terre or Standing

• Stop the match, give a verbal warning, continue the match, no points awarded

• Stop the match, give 2-points to opponent, choice of par terre or standing

• Continue the match, give 1-point to active athlete.

Fill in the blank: In an incorrect par terre start, the bottom wrestler receives a verbal warning followed by Caution + ___ point (FS) or ___ points (GR).

• A) 1, 2

• B) 2, 1

• C) 1, 1

• D) 2, 2

What is the first step in the process for an incorrect par terre start for the top wrestler?

• Caution

• Change par terre position - defensive wrestler comes on top

• Verbal Warning

• Loss of position

During an incorrect par terre start, what happens after the bottom wrestler receives a verbal warning?

• They lose the match

• They receive a caution and opponent is award points

• They lose the position and restart standing

• They receive no penalty and given another attention

What must a referee do before giving a caution to a wrestler?

• Verbal warning to the wrestler

• Get confirmation from MC

• Stop the match

• Ignore the action

Fill in the blank: The defensive wrestler must lose control during the throw and land in a ______ position on their chest or hip.

• standing

• prone

• sitting

• kneeling

Where should you often position yourself during a bout?

• Behind the defensive wrestler

• To be able to see the clock and the wrestlers

• Same side as the judge

• Same side as the mat chairman