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  1. In FIG gymnastics, what does the Difficulty (D) score measure?

    Answer: The value of skills and connections performed

    The D score quantifies the cumulative value of the gymnast's performed elements and connection bonuses.

  2. Under FIG Code of Points, what is an 'Artistry' deduction typically assessed for in rhythmic gymnastics?

    Answer: Lack of musicality, expression, or body movement harmony

    Artistry deductions are applied when a gymnast fails to demonstrate musicality, expression, or harmony between body and apparatus movement.

  3. What is the role of the Execution (E) panel in FIG artistic gymnastics judging?

    Answer: Deduct for faults in technique, artistry, and execution

    The E panel starts from a maximum score and deducts for technical and artistic faults observed during the routine.

  4. In FIG trampoline gymnastics, what does a 'time of flight' score measure?

    Answer: The total time the gymnast is airborne during the performance

    Time of flight scores reflect the cumulative seconds a trampoline gymnast spends in the air, rewarding height and consistency.

  5. Which FIG body is responsible for updating and publishing the Code of Points?

    Answer: FIG Technical Committee for each discipline

    Each FIG Technical Committee is responsible for developing and maintaining the Code of Points for its specific gymnastics discipline.

  6. A gymnast receives an 'out of bounds' deduction in FIG floor exercise when:

    Answer: Any part of the foot touches or crosses the boundary line

    An out-of-bounds deduction is applied whenever any part of the gymnast's foot contacts or crosses the floor boundary line.

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