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Track and field Rules SDHSAA :General Information Javelin tip can only be? - Answer- Only Rubber Tipped Can athletes have logos on the uniform waistband? - Answer- Yes Can religious headwear be worn? - Answer- Yes, it is not considered a hair device. Which way are warm-ups to be run in horizontal jumps, pole vault, and javelin? - Answer- Only in the direction of how the event is conducted. Which jumping event can be run in the other direction in warm-ups? - Answer-...

Track and Field Rules 100 meter - Answer- each competitor runs 1/4 length of the track one time 200 meter - Answer- each competitor runs 1/2 lap 400 meter - Answer- each competitor runs one lap 800 meter - Answer- each competitor runs two laps 1600 meter - Answer- each competitor runs 4 laps 3200 meter - Answer- each competitor runs 8 laps 100 meter hurdles - Answer- 10 hurdles placed at 10 meter intervals 300 meter hurdles - Answer- 3/4 of...

Track & Field- Rule 3: Meet Officials and Their Duties- Sections 5-8 Section 5: Jury of Appeals- Art. 1 - Answer- A jury of appeals, if appointed, shall serve as the final board of appeals. Section 5: Jury of Appeals- Art. 2 - Answer- A coach first protests to the referee. If the coach still feels that the terms and conditions of competition or the application of the rules have been misapplied or misinterpreted, a written appeal shall be made to the jury. Section 5: Jury of Appe...

Track & Field- Rule 3: Meet Officials and Their Duties- Sections 1-4 Section 1: Meet Officials- Art. 1 (a) - Answer- The listed officials for a meet may be supplemented by the games committee. All officials work under the direction of the games committee and the meet director. a. General officials: games committee meet director referee assistant referees announcers custodian of awards marshals medical personnel press steward record clerk scorers surveyor Section 1: Meet Of...

Track & Field- Rule 3: Meet Officials and Their Duties- Sections 9-19 Section 9: Finish Judges and Timers/Manual Timing- Art. 1 - Answer- The head timer shall have general jurisdiction over the assistant timers. Each track event shall be timed by the head timer, two assistant timers and one substitute timer. The time recorded by the substitute timer shall be used only when one of the three regular timers fails to record the time of the event. The head timer shall designate one of the assi...

Maritime Security- CSO/VSO Rules and Regs SOLAS Chapter V - Answer--Safety of Navigation SOLAS Chapter V----> Regulation 11 - Answer-- Ship Reporting Systems - MANDATES A VESSEL TO HAVE A REPORTING SYSTEM ON BOARD. -LRIT (long range identification and tracking) - Usually part of GMDSS (Global Maritime Distress and Safety System) SOLAS Chapter V-----> Regulation 12 - Answer-- Requires countries to establish VTS (Vessel Traffic Services) systems in high traffic areas SOLAS ...

Exam 1 MARITIME SECURITY 10 security threats - Answer-1. Terrorism 2. Piracy king ling rage 6. open hostiles ways 8.Trafficking in persons 9.Cyber 10. Internal What does ISPS stand for? - Answer-International Ship and Port Facility Security What is MTSA? - Answer-Marine Transportation Security Act - United States adopted version of ISPS code. Choke points - Answer-1. Panama canal 2.Staight dover ght of Gibraltar 4.Turkish straights 5.Suez Canal 6.Bab-el-mandeb 7.Straig...

Maritime Security Final Review Which type of vessel is exempt under the ISPS code? - Answer-Naval ships A measure put in place to block a threat from releasing a risk. They may be physical, or non-physical - Answer-Countermeasure Who can always sign a DOS from the shore side - Answer-PFSO or their designee How often are security drills required? - Answer-Every 3 months What is not one of the six required items for training of all personnel? - Answer-ID checks How often must you...

Maritime Security Test 1 Marine Barracks - Answer--Beirut, Lebanon -October 23, 1983 -"Strikes Anywhere" -Truck bomb: we expected a sniper. Khobar Towers - Answer--Dhahran, Saudi Arabia -June 25, 1996 -"See Something Say Something" American Embassy Bombing - Answer--Kenya and Tanzania -Aug 12, 1998 -Foreign Citizens killed -"Terrorists don't care who you are. Will kill own people who are against their cause" USS Cole - Answer--12th October, 2000 -"Expect t...

Maritime Security Test 2 MTSA - Answer-Maritime Transportation Security Act ISPS and the difference between part A and B - Answer-International Ship and Port Facility Security Code -Part A is mandatory -Part B is recommended SOLAS - Answer-Safety Of Life At Sea CFR - Answer-Code of Federal Regulations Created captains of the port. During WWI - Answer-Espionage Act of 1917 Gave Captains of the port control of anchorages and movement of any vessel in the navigable waters of the...