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Level II Roller Skating Coach Recertification Test

Please answer all questions.
Coaches need to answer seven out of 10 of the questions correctly to "pass."
If a coach fails to get seven out of 10 correct, they will receive follow-up information or training from the state office staff.
Fields in bold are required.

  1. For artistic events, women are required to wear skirted leotards and sheer hose or tights, while men may wear jumpsuits or stretch pants with leotard tops or shirts and ties.
    True
    False
  2. In speed events, all skaters are required to wear integral headgear, wrist guards and knee pads.
    True
    False
  3. In school figures a score of 0 – 100 is given to each competitor based on form, tracing edge quality and good take-offs.
    True
    False
  4. In Level 1 – free style singles a skater has 120 seconds to complete 7 of ten skills.
    True
    False
  5. Shoot the duck, bunny hop, two-foot spin and the spread eagle are among the skills a Level II – free style skater should be able to perform.
    True
    False
  6. For dance events, each pair of skaters will receive one score of 0 – 100 for form, timing, quality of stroking, accuracy of step, pattern and team relationship.
    True
    False
  7. In team dance, partners may only select the cross arm or side B position.
    True
    False
  8. In pairs free style (Level I or Level II), teams must attempt a minimum of six items and the program must include at least one contact item, one shadow item, one jump and one spin.
    True
    False
  9. Although speed races start with the time of the gun, the timers do not start their watches until the first skater reaches the timing line.
    True
    False
  10. Disqualification from a speed event can occur for any of the following infractions – cutting inside a pylon, receiving physical assistance after the starting gun, falling in a place that limits another skater’s ability to compete, intentional blocking, hitting, shoving or tripping another skater or breaking a skate so that it is impossible to continue.
    True
    False
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