Timekeeper Test

ANSWER KEY

(Answer in BOLD CAPS;  guideline reference afterward in italics)

1.   Amount of time in a time-out.

A.   5 seconds B.  60 seconds
C.    30 SECONDS  (Section XVI.B.2) D.   20 seconds

2.   Amount of time to make an appeal.

A.   1 minute

B.   90 seconds

C.   2 minutes D.   30 seconds
(Section XIII.A:Judges Ruling, page 15.)

3.   Amount of time for teams to confer and make substitutions after a tie match has been announced.

A.   1 MINUTE   (Section X.A) B.   0 seconds
C.   2 minutes D.   90 seconds

4.   Amount of time a team has to get to a match after the scheduled starting time.

A.   No time limit B.   5 MINUTES   (Section II.B)
C.   10 minutes D.   15 minutes

5.   Amount of time for a quizzer to answer once recognized by the quizmaster.

A.   10 seconds B.   20 seconds
C.   30 SECONDS   (Section III.C) D.   60 seconds

6.   Amount of time for a quizzer to respond after the conclusion of the reading of the question.

A.   15 seconds B.   10 seconds
C.   30 seconds D.   5 SECONDS   (Section III.D)

7.   Side of the coin used to indicate "correct" when a judges vote takes place.

A.   HEADS   (Section XVI.D.2) B.   Tails

8.   Any judge who disagrees with a quizmaster's independent decision may request a vote of the judges by coin without conferring:

A.   By raising his/her hand B.   By holding up a coin
C.   By clearly stating "Independent Decision" D.   BY CLEARLY STATING "JUDGES VOTE"      (Section XVI.D.3)

9.   A judge requesting an independent decision must do so before:

A.  The next question is called B.   Before the match is closed
C.  Before time-out D.   ALL OF A, B, and C   (Section XVI.D.3)

10.   If the quizmaster calls an incorrect color or number when recognizing a quizzer, a judge should:

A.  IMMEDIATELY IDENTIFY THE PROPER QUIZZER   (Section XVI.D.5) B.  Remain silent
C.  Tell the quizmaster after the quizzer has answered D.  Call for a judges vote