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Event Scoring & Performance Documentation Flashcards

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  1. Which form is the official scorecard graders use to record ACFT raw scores and points?

    Answer: DA Form 705

    DA Form 705 is the Army Combat Fitness Test Scorecard used to record each event's raw score and points.

  2. A Soldier's raw score falls between two values on the scoring table. How should the grader award points?

    Answer: Award the lower point value

    Points are never rounded up; a raw score that does not reach the next table value earns the lower point value.

  3. How is the 3 Repetition Maximum Deadlift (MDL) raw score recorded?

    Answer: Heaviest weight in pounds successfully lifted for three repetitions

    The MDL raw score is the heaviest weight the Soldier completes for three correct continuous repetitions.

  4. What unit and format should a grader use to record the Sprint-Drag-Carry raw score?

    Answer: Minutes and seconds (mm:ss)

    The SDC is a timed event recorded in minutes and seconds.

  5. During the Hand-Release Push-Up, a Soldier performs a repetition without fully extending the arms to the 'T' position. What does the grader do?

    Answer: Repeat the last correct repetition count aloud and not count it

    Incorrect repetitions are not counted, and the grader repeats the number of the last correct repetition.

  6. What is the maximum point value a Soldier can earn on a single ACFT event?

    Answer: 100

    Each ACFT event is scored on a 0-100 point scale.

  7. How is the plank event's raw score documented?

    Answer: Time held in correct position, in minutes and seconds

    The plank is scored by the total time the Soldier maintains proper position, recorded as mm:ss.

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