Certified Judge Advisor Practice Test

What type of individual feedback can teams receive from Judges at an event?

1. Judges offer detailed feedback on performance.

2. Judging deliberations are kept confidential, with no individual feedback given.

3. Judges provide written feedback after the event.

4. Teams can request feedback on specific areas.

The correct answer is: Judging deliberations are kept confidential, with no individual feedback given.

The correct answer is that judges offer detailed feedback on performance. This type of feedback is crucial for teams as it helps them understand their strengths and areas for improvement based on their performance during the event. Judges typically observe various aspects of the teams' presentations or performances and provide constructive criticism that teams can utilize for future developments. Judging practices generally include revealing insights that can help participants grow. While it is true that there are protocols regarding the sharing of comments in certain competitions, judges aim to deliver value to the teams through well-thought-out critiques. The other options refer to practices that might not be typical during events. For instance, while judges may keep certain deliberations confidential, this does not preclude them from providing valuable feedback to participants. Written feedback after the event may not always occur in real-time competitions, and while teams may be able to request feedback, it is often not as comprehensive or guaranteed as the immediate feedback given by judges based on live performance observation.