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68 Cards in this Set
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Define engage |
When both blades are in contact, neither attaching nor defending |
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Define halt |
A command to stop action |
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Define advance |
A progression of the front foot followed by the rear, specific to fencing |
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Define lunge |
A motion where fencer closes the distance by moving the front foot while the back foot remains stationary |
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Define allez |
French for “go” used to begin action |
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Define parry |
Defensive action designed to deflect and attack, performed by the forté |
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Define attack |
Initial offensive action made by extending the weapon arm and continuously threatening target |
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Define pisté |
Ending area or strip, roughly 14x2 m |
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Define bout |
A competition between two fencers where score is kept |
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Define prêt |
French for “ready” used before en garde and after allez |
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Define riposte |
An offensive action carried out after a parry |
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Define retreat |
The basic backward motion- opposite to advance |
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Define salle |
A fencing room, hall, or club |
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Define salute |
A gesture of respect and civility preformed with the weapon at the beginning and end of a bout and lesson |
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An attack comprising of one or more feints |
Compound attack |
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A riposte following the successful parry of the opponents riposte or counter riposte |
Counter riposte |
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Crisp striking action of opponents blade creating a deflection or obtaining reaction |
Beat |
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Two combined parties of different types |
Successive parry |
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French word for arrow, specific to fencing |
Fleché |
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An attack that is prepared by deflecting the opponents blade |
Attaque au fer |
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Line intentionally left open to encourage an attack |
Invitation |
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To push opponents blade out of line or aside |
Pressure |
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Demonstrate position 1 |
M |
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Demonstrate position 2 |
G |
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Demonstrate position 3 |
Back (Definition |
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Demonstrate position 4 |
Back (Definition |
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Demonstrate position 5 |
Back (Definition |
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Demonstrate position 6 |
Back (Definition |
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Demonstrate position 7 |
Back (Definition |
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Demonstrate position 8 |
Back (Definition |
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Front (Term) |
Attack |
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Front (Term) |
Parry riposte |
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Front (Term) |
Compound attack |
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Front (Term) |
Counter attack |
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En garde, pret, allez |
Back (Definition) |
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Halt, attack (from the left), valid touch, point |
Back (Definition) |
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Halt, attack from the left, miss, counter attack from the right, valid touch, point |
Back (Definition) |
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Halt, attack from the right, parry, riposte from the left, part riposte from the right, non-valid, |
Back (Definition) |
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State the penalty for crossing the the lateral boundary of the piste to avoid being hit * |
1 yellow 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for refusal to obey the referee |
1 yellow 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for hair not conforming to the rules |
1 yellow 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for jostling, disorderly Fencing, taking mask off before halt, or undressing on the piste * |
1 yellow 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for irregular movements on the piste made with violence * |
1 yellow 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for unjustified appeal |
1 yellow 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for non-presentation on the piste, not ready to fence when ordered by the referee after three calls at one minute intervals |
1 yellow 2 read 3 elimination/black |
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Halt, attack (from the left), valid touch, point |
Back (Definition) |
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What stage of development is green |
Consolidation |
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What is the total number of possible compound and successive parries |
512 |
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What does an asterisk (*) mean of the FIE table of offences and penalties indicate |
Annulment of any points scored by fencer at fault |
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State the penalty for use of non sword hand/arm * |
1 red 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for claimed injury deemed unjustified by a doctor |
1 red 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for absence of weapon control marks * |
1 red 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for absence of name, nationality, and colours when necessary |
1 red 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for deliberate hit not on the opponent * |
1 red 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for dangerous, violent or vindictive action, blow with guard or pommel |
1 red 2 red 3+ red |
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After the pools Andrew has TS 24 and TR 16. What is his indicator |
+7 |
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Halt, attack from the left, miss, counter attack from the right, valid touch, point |
Back (Definition) |
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Sebastian has a TS 21 and TR 14 what is his indicator |
+8 |
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Dante has TS 7 and TR 25 what is his indicator |
-18 |
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Ewan has 3 victories with -1 indicator and Charlie has 3 with a +5 indicator. Who has the higher placing? |
Charlie |
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Milo has 2 victories with -1 indicator. Ewan has 3 with -1 indicator. Who has the higher placing? |
Ewan |
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Halt, attack from the right, parry, riposte from the left, part riposte from the right, non-valid, |
Back (Definition) |
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State the penalty for leaving the piste without permission |
1 yellow 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for corps à corps to avoid being hit * |
1 yellow 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for interruption of bout without valid reason |
1 yellow 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for turning back to the opponent * |
1 yellow 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for clothing/equipment not conforming, curve of blade not conforming, absence of regulation weapons, absence of spares and body wire |
1 yellow 2 red 3+ red |
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State the penalty for covering valid target * |
1 yellow 2 red 3+ red |