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B. Only the team captain or co-captain may challenge a decision. C. Captains may sit in any chair. Scorekeepers must be notified which quizzer is captain and co-captain before the quizzers take their seats to begin the quiz. D. The team captain and co-captain may change during a given competition but not during a quiz. III. JUMPING AND PRE-JUMPING A. Failure to answer after jumping and being recognized by the quizmaster will constitute an error. B. If a quizzer's light comes on after a question has been called and before the question has discernibly begun, a foul will be called. The quizzer is ineligible to answer that numbered question, including the toss-up or bonus question. C. If a quizzer's light comes on after the quizmaster has discernibly begun reading the question, this will be considered a pre-jump, and the quizzer will be given an opportunity to answer. D. The first quizzer to rise and trigger his light, provided there has been no foul, will be recognized. E. If, in the judgment of the officials, a deliberate attempt is made to forfeit a question, an error will be charged and 10 points deducted from the team score. The next question will be numbered the same. IV. TIE JUMP A. When members of the same team tie, the captain will select one to answer without any type of verbal or nonverbal communication. B. When quizzers of two or three teams tie, the question will be replaced with a question of the same type on which all eligible members of the tied teams may jump. The question number remains the same. C. When a quizzer errs on the tie-jump question, it will be treated as a regular question and the quiz will continue as normal. V. CONSULTING TEAM FOR REFERENCE A. If the answer given by the quizzer appears to fulfill the requirements of the question, the quizmaster may ask the quizzer for a reference. After asking permission of the quizmaster, a quizzer may consult his team members for a reference. This consultation may not exceed 30 seconds and need not be in the original 30-second answer time limit. VI. CORRECT ANSWERS A. An answer is correct when: 1. It contains the information requested. If the quizmaster did not complete the reading of the question, the quizzer's answer must include the information in the remainder of the question as well as the answer. It is not required to be in question and answer form, except in the case of a reference question. 2. The quotation is word-for-word as found in the ESV in Finish-The- Verse, Finish- This, and Quote Questions. In these questions the quizzers may go back to correct their answers if done in the 30-second time limit. The quizzer may not change to another verse. B. Mispronounced names are still recognizable as the answer. The C&MA Internationals Bible Quizzing Executive Team Revised 2013 10