Which statement indicates a SR/VP/CC award without a bonus?

Which statement indicates a SR/VP/CC award without a bonus?

• A. Fall with simultaneously landing on bottom of feet + hands/knees (award SR/VP/CC but no bonus)
• B. Spotting assistance during an element (No VP/SR/bonus/CC)
• C. Squat on landing (hips lower than knees)
• D. Brush/touch landing surface with 1 or 2 hands (no support)

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is how these awards are earned separately from a bonus. SR, VP, and CC are awarded when certain execution and composition criteria are met for the element, and they can be earned even if the element ends in a fall, as long as the required mechanics are present. A bonus, on the other hand, is extra credit tied to clean, uninterrupted execution, which isn’t given when a fall occurs. So the statement that describes falling but still landing in the specified way (bottom of feet plus hands/knees) and notes an SR/VP/CC award but no bonus shows the distinction clearly: the base awards can be earned despite a fall, but the bonus is not awarded. The other options illustrate conditions that prevent these awards or do not meet the criteria for earning them.

The idea being tested is how these awards are earned separately from a bonus. SR, VP, and CC are awarded when certain execution and composition criteria are met for the element, and they can be earned even if the element ends in a fall, as long as the required mechanics are present. A bonus, on the other hand, is extra credit tied to clean, uninterrupted execution, which isn’t given when a fall occurs. So the statement that describes falling but still landing in the specified way (bottom of feet plus hands/knees) and notes an SR/VP/CC award but no bonus shows the distinction clearly: the base awards can be earned despite a fall, but the bonus is not awarded. The other options illustrate conditions that prevent these awards or do not meet the criteria for earning them.