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Event Scoring & Performance Documentation Flashcards

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  1. A Soldier completes only two of three repetitions at 200 lbs after successfully lifting 190 lbs for three. What MDL weight is recorded?

    Answer: 190 lbs

    Only a weight completed for all three correct repetitions counts toward the MDL score.

  2. During the Hand-Release Push-Up, the Soldier rests by lying on the ground between repetitions. What should the grader do?

    Answer: Terminate the event

    Resting is only permitted in the front leaning rest (up) position; resting on the ground ends the event.

  3. In the Sprint-Drag-Carry, a Soldier fails to touch the 25-meter turn line with hand and foot. What is the grader's correct action?

    Answer: Call the Soldier back to touch the line before continuing

    The Soldier must touch the line at each turn; the grader directs them back to correct it, costing time rather than a penalty.

  4. What is the total distance covered in the Sprint-Drag-Carry event?

    Answer: 250 meters

    The SDC consists of five 50-meter shuttles for a total of 250 meters.

  5. Who is responsible for verifying the completed DA Form 705 after a record ACFT?

    Answer: The OIC or NCOIC

    The test OIC/NCOIC reviews and verifies the scorecard for accuracy before it becomes official.

  6. A Soldier on a permanent profile completes the 5,000-meter row as an alternate aerobic event. How is the result documented?

    Answer: Go or No-Go based on the time standard

    Alternate aerobic events are scored as Go/No-Go against a time standard rather than on a point scale.

  7. How should 2-Mile Run times be recorded on the scorecard?

    Answer: To the nearest second in mm:ss

    Run times are recorded in minutes and seconds to the nearest second.

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