Section 7 — Final Exam - OklahomaCarShows.com

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1. In stock/survivor classes, the highest-weighted category is:(Required)

A) Presentation

B) Authenticity/Correctness

C) Detail

D) Accessories

2. When a bike shows fresh fuel dripping during judging, you should:(Required)

A) Deduct 2 points and continue

B) Continue but avoid that area

C) Pause and alert the team captain/admin

D) Ask the owner to fix it later

3. For a custom bike, exposed welds on a handmade subframe should be judged primarily under:(Required)

A) Finish Quality

B) Fabrication & Engineering

C) Presentation

D) Authenticity

4. On a stock ’75 CB750, modern braided steel brake lines without documentation are:(Required)

A) Acceptable with no deduction

B) Minor deduction for finish only

C) Deduction for non-period part

D) Disqualifying

5. Which item is most likely a presentation, not condition, deduction?(Required)

A) Orange peel in tank paint

B) Smudged show board with wrong year

C) Pitted chrome on fender stays

D) Surface rust on spoke nipples

6. For Survivor/Original class, which statement is most accurate?(Required)

A) Over-restoration is preferred

B) Patina is acceptable; focus is originality and preservation

C) Only perfect factory parts earn points

D) Documentation is not needed

7. In OCS stock scoring, Detail/Cleanliness is worth:(Required)

A) 10

B) 15

C) 25

D) 40

8. A custom build has tight chain guard clearance but no contact. You should:(Required)

A) Deduct under Fabrication for marginal clearance

B) No deduction; not rubbing

C) Deduct under Finish

D) Disqualify

9. For a bagger with aftermarket bars and stretched bags entered in Stock Touring, proper action is:(Required)

A) Accept in class; score as stock

B) Move to Custom/Mild (or note for admin)

C) Disqualify

D) Deduct 10 and continue

10. Correct first step before opening side covers:(Required)

A) Open them carefully

B) Ask owner permission and request owner to open

C) Skip covers unless custom

D) Wait until after scoring

11. Which document best supports authenticity?(Required)

A) Forum screenshot

B) Owner memory

C) Factory parts catalog page

D) Social media post

12. A small blob of polish in a cylinder fin is typically:(Required)

A) –0.5 to –1 Detail

B) –3 Condition

C) No deduction

D) Disqualifying

13. On a stock ’67 Triumph, slot-head hardware where Phillips is expected should be judged as:(Required)

A) Finish only

B) Authenticity/Correctness

C) Presentation

D) Safety

14. A radical custom with immaculate paint but messy wiring under seat:(Required)

A) No deduction; hidden area

B) Deduct under Integration/Theme

C) Deduct under Fabrication & Engineering

D) Deduct under Presentation only

15. For a sidecar rig, tracking/alignment evidence (visual) belongs in:(Required)

A) Frame & Chassis

B) Bodywork

C) Accessories

D) Presentation

16. If a judge owns a bike in the class they’re assigned:(Required)

A) It’s fine; no disclosure needed

B) Disclose to captain; reassignment preferred

C) Score your own last

D) Tell other judges the expected winner

17. “Overall impression” primarily belongs to:(Required)

A) Condition

B) Presentation

C) Authenticity

D) Detail

18. A modern LED headlight fitted to Stock Vintage without documents is:(Required)

A) Acceptable

B) Minor deduction

C) Authenticity deduction (likely significant)

D) Safety bonus

19. For custom pinstriping overspray on inner fender:(Required)

A) Deduct under Finish Quality

B) Deduct under Authenticity

C) No deduction

D) Deduct under Presentation

20. Stock class bike missing one side cover emblem (otherwise excellent):(Required)

A) –1

B) –2

C) –5

D) –10

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Section 7 — Final Exam

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