2006 JUDGE S CONCOURS RULE BOOK TEST Revised April 9, 2006

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1 2006 JUDGE S CONCOURS RULE BOOK TEST Revised April 9, 2006 Name: JCNA Number Date: Your Club: Chief Judge Administering Test: This is an open book test based on the 8.3 Edition of JCNA Rule Book. It is intended to expose Judges and prospective Judges to important portions of the Rule Book content. Paragraph and page references for the answers are provided. Circle the ONE best correct answer for each question. Bold Year after the question indicates the year the question first appeared in a Judges Test. 1. What is the foremost purpose of the JCNA Concours? 2006 a) To criticize all cars until all but the last Entry leaves; it is then awarded Best in Show b) To encourage the Owners of Jaguars to preserve, maintain, and present their Jaguars is as clean and authentic condition as possible c) To keep as many grown men and women off the City s Streets as possible d) All of the above Ch I, Page 1, A What can be correctly said of horns and lights regarding a Special Division, Class S2 Entry? 2006 a) Horns and lights must be present b) If horns and lights are present they must operate c) Horns and lights need not be present d) Only b & c are correct Ch II, Page 1, Section 1, A.5.b. 3. If, due to a mechanical problem, an entry cannot be driven to its assigned spot on the concours field, but the car is otherwise in working condition, what action must be taken? 2004 a) The car may be towed or pushed into position, with a deduction at the discretion of the Chief Judge b) The appropriate deduction will be taken during the OV inspection, the car may still be judged c) The car is disqualified from competition and may not be judged in the concours event Ch II, Page 1, Section 1, A.6 4. Which of the following components are not judged in the Champion Division? 2005 a) Engine compartment b) Tires and wheels c) Brakes and rotors d) Boot Ch II, Page 3, Section 2.A JCNA Concours Rule Book Test Page 1 of 9

2 5. Restored sections of a Preservation Class Jaguar will meet with the following deductions: 2003 a) The deductions will be the same as the current non-authentic, missing, wrong, or incorrect point deductions b) The deductions will be 50 percent of the current non-authentic, missing, wrong, or incorrect point deductions c) The percentage of the deduction is completely up to the Judge Ch II, Page 4, Section 2, C Which of the following is true, regarding Tires in Driven Division? 2006 a) There is nothing different between Driven and Championship Divisions regarding tires b) Any type or profile tires, of original inside diameter, are acceptable c) Road tires must be of matching size, type, and make/brand d) Only b and c are correct Ch II, Page 5, Section 3, A.1.a. 7. Which of the following would merit a non-authentic deduction in the Driven Division? 2004 a) An E-Type with a CD player installed in the original radio location b) A spare tire which does not match the road wheels c) An XK8 with its original alloy wheels chrome-plated d) A 1996 XJ6 whose window tint contains a leaper logo Ch II, Page 5, Section 3, A Entries in Special Division Class S3, Modified, are required to have a minimum of 35 points of non-authentic judged items to qualify. Which of the following items qualify as non-authentic to meet the minimum requirements to enter that class? 2005 a) Original painted wheels that have been chrome plated b) Competition exhaust headers and Weber carburetors c) Bolt-on wire wheels d) Disc Brakes in place of the original drum-type brakes e) Both b and c are correct Ch II, Pages 5 and 7, 3.A. and 4.B. 9. What is the Certification Process for New Judges? 2003 a) Judges must undergo thorough training on the contents of the Rule Book and the content, use and marking of score sheets b) Judges must take the current JCNA Judge's Test c) Judges must perform practice judging of one or more components under the supervision of the Chief Judge d) Judges must serve as an Apprentice Judge with a Driven or Champion Division judging team during a JCNA sanctioned concours and mark practice score sheets for examination and critique by the team leader at the conclusion of their judging e) All of the above Ch III, Page 4, D.2 a), b), c), and d) 2006 JCNA Concours Rule Book Test Page 2 of 9

3 10. When using the component form of judging: 2005 a) Each component of the Entry must be judged by the assigned Judge a maximum of 5 minutes b) Each component of the Entry must be judged by the assigned Judge a maximum of 10 minutes c) Each Judge must take a maximum of 15 minutes to examine his or her assigned portion of the Entry and record its discrepancies d) An additional 5 minutes may be allowed when the component/primary Judging Team also performs the Operation Verification e) Both c and d are correct Ch III, Page 8, F.5. & G During judging, the Judging Teams: 2003 a) Will accept substitutions while a Judge s car is being judged b) Must remain intact throughout the judging procedure. No substitution of Judges is permitted once judging of a specific class has begun c) May have fewer than the total number of Judges they started with Ch III, Page 8, F Which of the following are properly constituted teams for the conduct of Operation Verification (OV)? 2005 a) A team of two or three people, at least one of whom is a JCNA Certified Judge, but all have cars entered for Display only b) The primary component judging team (including at least one JCNA Certified Judge) assigned to judge a particular class or a number of classes of Entries c) A team of two or three Entrants, one of whom is a JCNA Certified Judge and one of whom has a car entered in the class they have been assigned to examine d) A team of three people, one of whom is a JCNA Certified Judge and one of whom has a car entered in the class they have been assigned to judge. When they examine that person's car he just sits in the car and does not actually evaluate the operation of the horns or lights e) Only a and b are correct Ch.III, Pages 8 and 9, G Dedicated Operation Verification (OV) Teams are not allowed to make non-authenticity deductions and must refer those types of discrepancies to the Primary Judging Team. For which of the following discrepancies may the OV team make deductions? 2005 a) Neither the high nor low beam filaments work in one headlamp b) When the headlights are turned on, they work but it is obvious that the original lamps have been replaced with "Ultra-Xenon-Diamond Blue" bulbs, or something similar c) When the horns are operated, only one horn works d) When the horns are operated, both horns work, but both sound the same note e) Only a and c are correct Ch.III, Pages 8 and 9, G JCNA Concours Rule Book Test Page 3 of 9

4 14. During Operation Verification (OV) an Entry is found to have an inoperative light or a system of lights. The Entrant is allowed: 2005 a) 15 minutes to attempt to correct the malfunction b) To seek assistance from a member of the Judging or OV Team to fix the problem, while judging of the class is still in progress c) 15 minutes to drive the car to and from the nearest service station to purchase a new bulb or component d) To obtain help from anyone, except as in b) above e) Only a and d are correct Ch. III., Page 9, G Champion and Driven Divisions require deductions for: 2004 a) Non-authentic items b) Non-attractive items c) Non-original materials Ch III, Page 13, J Mandatory deductions for Non-Authenticity items are covered in: 2003 a) General discussions with entrants and enthusiasts at the Concours b) Chapter VI, Judges Guide for Scoring Non- Authenticity c) Jaguar Journal Ch III, Page 13, J The Points per Defect, shown on the score sheet, are the minimum point deductions that may be assigned each defect noted in the category. If large or multiple defects are noted, the Judge may: 2003 a) Take off more points than the minimum b) Take off fewer points than the minimum c) Take off more points than the maximum Ch III, Page 13, J When judging cleanliness and condition how should the Judge indicate the locations of any discrepancies? 2005 a) Make a note on the back of the score sheet b) Tell the Entrant he will meet with him or her at the end of the concours c) Write a note in the margin of the score sheet d) List the score sheet line number, associated with the discrepancy, in the space provided at the bottom of the score sheet and write a brief description of what and where it was observed Ch. III, Page13, J During judging, to inspect judged items, Judges are permitted to: 2003 a) Stand b) Bend over at the waist c) Kneel d) All of the above Ch III, Page 14, K JCNA Concours Rule Book Test Page 4 of 9

5 20. While judging is in progress Judges: 2003 a) May open and close doors as necessary b) May sit in cars to inspect them c) Are forbidden to touch the Jaguar without the Entrant s permission Ch III, Page 14, K What is the responsibility of the Judges during judging? 2003 a) To accept the word of the Entrant on points of authenticity b) To accept bribes c) To judge the claim of authenticity based on the documented evidence submitted d) To judge the claim of authenticity based upon the story the Entrant tells Ch III, Page 15, L The Entrant must be prepared to: 2004 a) Tell the Judge all the great things about the Entry b) Answer the Judge s questions that may arise concerning originality or authenticity c) Ask the Judge if he or she needs something to eat or drink d) Provide official documentation for an Entry's unusual features e) Only b and d are correct Ch III, Page 15, L The term Entrant is: 2003 a) Considered to mean the person who registers the Jaguar for the concours b) Considered to mean the person who owns or leases the Jaguar and registers it c) The entrant himself or herself, or an immediate family member, who presents the Jaguar for judging and answer the judges'questions d) All of the above Ch IV, Page 1, A With regards to Roadsters, Dropheads and Convertibles in all Divisions: 2004 a) The Entries may be presented with their tops up or down b) Removable hardtops may be substituted for folding tops c) Side curtains are considered expendable and need not be shown d) Applicable tonneaus, boot covers, and side curtains should be displayed for judging Ch IV, Page 2, C. 25. With regard to spare tires in Champion Division Classes, the Boot Judge should: 2004 a) Request that the spare tire be removed to inspect the compartment b) Not request that the spare be removed but may request that the tire cover be removed c) Request that the spare tire be removed only when there is a tie d) Verify that the spare tire matches the road tires e) Only b and d are correct Ch IV, Page 3, D JCNA Concours Rule Book Test Page 5 of 9

6 26. Which of the following should not be displayed with an entry during judging? 2004 a) Grey Poupon mustard containers b) Trophies won during previous competitions c) A pictorial history of the Entry's restoration d) A sign indicating the car is for sale e) All of the above Ch IV, Page 1, A.1, Page 3, C The Exterior Judge has the authority to: 2004 a) Request the entrant to open or close the bonnet, doors, windows, and boot in order to properly evaluate the fit and finish of the bodywork b) Open the bonnet, doors, windows and boot in order to properly evaluate the fit and finish of the bodywork c) Not request that the bonnet, doors, windows and boot be opened Ch IV, G Sources acceptable for proving the authenticity of an Entry's features or optional equipment include? 2004 a) Jaguar Parts Books, official Jaguar Cars sales literature and JCNA approved Judging Guides b) Items mentioned by the Entrant as to what the dealer said were added to the car c) The Entrant's claim that it was that way when he bought it Appendix C 29. Conversation between the Judge and the Entrant: 2003 a) Entrants are encouraged to visit with the Judges b) Entrants must not engage in extraneous conversation with Judges during judging c) Is acceptable when the Judge is pointing out incorrect or defective items on the Entry d) Both b and c are correct. Ch IV, G.5 and G Regarding a Non-Authenticity deduction, which of the following is true? 2004 a) The Judge must inform the Entrant and give him or her opportunity to present documentation proving the authenticity of the feature(s) or item(s) being questioned b) Failure by the Judge to inform the Entrant of a deduction and/or secure the Entrant's initials will result in the deduction being invalidated c) Refusal by the Entrant to acknowledge a non-authentic deduction by initialing it is grounds for the Entrant's disqualification d) All of the above are true Chapter IV, G If an Entrant believes the Judges are not abiding by the JCNA rules, he or she may: 2004 a) Call the Judge a bad name and go home b) Question the Judge and the Judging Team Leader about the particular process or decision c) Ask that the Chief Judge assist in resolving the disagreement or circumstance d) File a formal protest with the JCNA Protest Committee e) Answers b, c, and d are correct Ch IV, G-9, H-2 and I-2 & JCNA Concours Rule Book Test Page 6 of 9

7 32. In order for JCNA Concours score to be meaningful, Judges throughout North America must: 2006 a) Assure that all Entries with red paint receive the same scores b) Check that all Judges are properly dressed c) Attend a Judges School every year d) Judge each entry on the basis of the recognized JCNA standard Ch V, Page 1, A Regarding en route damage, who can make a Judging exception? 2006 a) The Concours Chairperson and the Insurance Adjuster b) The Exterior, Interior, Boot, or Engine Judge in consultation with the Chief Judge c) No one d) The Chief Judge in Consultation with the JCNA Chief Judge and the Concours Chair Ch V, Page 1, A.1. 4 th paragraph 34. Regarding Replacement Parts: 2006 a) Almost correct items may be the best that can currently be obtained; therefore no deduction should be assessed b) Almost correct items are non-authentic c) While not part of the official JCNA rules, it is recommended that items advertised as "Concours correct, but properly judged to be "non-authentic", should be returned to the vendor with a strong suggestion that both the product and the advertising claim be corrected.. d) Only b and (unofficially) c Ch V, Page 1, A.3.b) 35. Tire judging should include: 2006 a) The use of Appendix B, The Entrant s Owner s Manual, or the Entry s Tire Data Plate b) Deductions for weather checking, excessive tread wear, and blemishes c) The Exterior Judge verifies that all road tires are of matching brand, type, and profile d) No deduction for an Entrant s choice of black or white sidewalls provided they are in keeping with the vintage of the Jaguar e) Judging of valve caps to assure they are appropriate for the vintage f) All of the above Ch V, Page 8, C.10.a), c), & d) 36. What can be said about judging Owners Manuals? 2006 a) They should be judged for authenticity, condition, and cleanliness b) The vinyl and plastic stowage pouches on some models can become very brittle with age c) The judge should not handle the manual d) If the manual is in a pouch, and its cover cannot be clearly seen, the Entrant should be asked to remove it for judging e) Additional paperwork, if displayed, is not judged f) All the above Ch V, Page 12. E. 2. e) 2006 JCNA Concours Rule Book Test Page 7 of 9

8 37. Which of the following information correctly relates to the Jaguar Cars Ltd. engine compartment Data Plate? 2006 a) It's exclusive to each Entry b) It lists the original Chassis, Body, Engine, and Gear Box serial numbers c) Judges should not assess condition deductions for the original data provided it retains its original shape and all the stamped numbers are legible d) All of the above Ch V, Page 17, F The purpose of Chapter VI is: 2006 a) To suggest deductions for non-authenticity that the judge may or may not assess b) To standardize cleanliness deductions c) To promote standardization within the JCNA Concours program d) To provide lists of mandatory deductions for non-authentic items found during the judging process e) Only c and d are correct Ch VI, Page 1, A If the Entrant's home state or province requires certain safety equipment to be installed to meet their requirements and that equipment was not originally offered by Jaguar Cars Ltd; 2005 a) It should be removed or hidden prior to presenting the car for judging b) It must still bear a recognized Jaguar or other British manufacturer's brand or logo c) The installation should be neat and clean and be accomplished with care and in good taste Ch VI, Page 3, A What is true about license plate frames? 2006 a) All Jaguars came with them from the factory b) Dealer license plate frames promoting Jaguar shall not be a assessed a non-authentic deduction c) Other license plate frames will be scored as non-authentic unless the Entrant can document that they were offered by Jaguar Cars Ltd., Jaguar Cars Inc. or Jaguar Canada Inc. d) Both b and c are correct Ch V, Page 8, C.11 and Ch VI, Page 7, Item 30 and Page 9, Note h JCNA Concours Rule Book Test Page 8 of 9

9 How many points do you deduct for (unless otherwise stated, assume Champion Division): (See Ch. VI, Judges Guide for Scoring Non-Authenticity and Score Sheet #1 Operation Verification.) 41. All interior carpet material is incorrect. --, Ch VI, Page 11, G.11 and 2003 Protest Committee Report A CD player in a pre-'80s Champion Division Entry. --, Ch VI, Page 11, G.28, and Page 12, Note g A wrapped steering wheel. --, Ch VI, Page 12, G.38 and Page 13, Note j A Champion Division Entry s 4 exterior wheels are determined to be the wrong size or type. -- each, for a maximum of, Ch VI, Page 8, F The same Entry s spare wheel is determined to be the wrong size or type; in consultation with the Exterior Judge it s found to match the exterior wheels; it should be given a deduction of --, Ch VI, Page 14, H.18 and Page 15, Note c As the result of the Boot Judge's spare wheel finding, does the Exterior Judge change the deduction for item 45 - Yes or No? -- Ch V, Page 7. C.7. and Ch V, Page 13, E An engine compartment with 15 wrong hose clamps. -- each, for a maximum of, Ch VI, Page 17, I.45 and Page 18 Note, e A Preservation Class car has a new but authentic alternator. --, Ch V, Pages 16 & 17, F.5.b. Preservation Class Expendable Items A car has eight parking lights - three do not work. --, Score Sheet #1, Operation Verification A car has 4 turn signal lamps - none of them work. --, Score Sheet #1, Operation Verification 2005 Originally written by Steve Kennedy, Rocky Mountain Jaguar Club Reviewed and edited by Bill Smith and Stew Cleave, Jaguar Owners Club of Oregon; issued in April 2003 Revised by Mark Luta, Jaguar Club of Tulsa and Dick Cavicke, Chair JCRC and re-issued in April 2004 Revised by Dick Cavicke, Chair JCRC, Reviewed by the JCRC Committee and re-issued in April 2005 Revised by Stew Cleave, Chief Judge, Jaguar Owner s Club of Oregon (JOCO) and re-issued April JCNA Concours Rule Book Test Page 9 of 9