Event Scoring & Performance Documentation Flashcards
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How is a Soldier's total ACFT score determined?
Answer: Sum of the points earned on each event
The total score is the sum of all event point values.
What is the time limit for the Hand-Release Push-Up event?
Answer: 2 minutes
Soldiers perform as many correct HRPs as possible in 2 minutes.
During the HRP, a Soldier lifts a foot off the ground while in the front leaning rest. What happens?
Answer: The event is terminated
Lifting a hand or foot from the ground ends the event.
What weight increments are used when loading the MDL bar for scoring?
Answer: 10-lb increments
MDL scoring tables progress in 10-pound increments.
Why does the scorecard record both the raw score and the point value for each event?
Answer: Raw shows actual performance and points show the age- and sex-normed score
Raw scores document what was performed, while points translate performance using the applicable scoring table.
Which category on the scoring table must the grader confirm before converting raw scores to points?
Answer: The Soldier's age group and sex
ACFT point values are drawn from tables organized by age group and sex.
A grader makes an error in transcribing a raw score on the DA Form 705. What is the correct procedure?
Answer: Line through the error, write the correction, and initial it
Corrections on official forms are made with a single line-through and initials to preserve accountability.
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