I started officiating in 2001. There used to be a "mechanics exam"?

Hey If you could send me the answers to the Part 1 Exam that would be great too...I am an instructor and could use them to make study sheets.

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Thanks!!!

Thanks, if you could can you please e-mail me copy of the answers.

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I think one year, the test had a mechanics section on it.:D

I have all the answers to the refresher test - Yes and No

I haven't seen the Fed test yet, but I think the answers are T and F. Or maybe True and False.

Got those memorized yet?

Oh a wise guy huh????? LOL!!!

An instructor? Make study sheets?

Gee, a year ago, you were a second-year official who failed the exam and had to re-write it to pass so you could get to the next level.
http://forum.officiating.com/showthr...233#post265233

Four weeks ago, you were a young third-year official who was losing his hair worrying about passing the exam.
http://forum.officiating.com/showthr...946#post345946

And now, four weeks later, you're an instructor who needs it to make up study sheets.

Um, .......oh, nevermind.

Good luck in your quest to get the exam and answers for your instructor duties.:rolleyes:

Lah me.....

I am impressed with your investigative techniques!!! You need to change professions....LOL

Could you send me the answers to the mechanics test

Interesting. What state are you in that makes you take a mechanics test?

That's besides the point, if you need the answers to a mechanics test... then, wow!

I think the punchline is "50% for correctly disassembling the engine; 50% for correctly reassembling the engine and 50% for doing it all through the tail pipe."

NFHS,Part 1 (again)
 

I am more interested in rules/case references for NFHS,Pt 1. Can anyone help with that? We use IAABO refreshed to recert and NFHS for study/education.

Ahem... cough.

Classic. Another post in the Top 100. :p

I completely concur.