Foundation Quiz: Weeks 1-6

1. Which development made esports distribution more accessible to organizers?
   • A. Twitch streaming
   • B. A larger monitor
   • C. A controller patch
   • D. A single-elimination bracket
2. Who controls a game’s intellectual property and patches?
   • A. Sponsor
   • B. Publisher
   • C. Fan club
   • D. Caster
3. Which format gives a team a second chance after one loss?
   • A. Single elimination
   • B. Double elimination
   • C. Round robin only
   • D. Ladder
4. What makes a callout useful?
   • A. It is loud
   • B. It is specific and timely
   • C. It blames a teammate
   • D. It repeats itself
5. A captain primarily supports which responsibility?
   • A. Team culture and accountability
   • B. Changing the game client
   • C. Selling league slots
   • D. Hiding disputes
6. What should a team do with a conduct concern?
   • A. Dox the opponent
   • B. Use the published reporting channel
   • C. Retaliate in chat
   • D. Ignore it
7. Which is an ergonomic practice?
   • A. Bent wrists for speed
   • B. Supported posture and breaks
   • C. Skipping water
   • D. Playing through numbness
8. Sleep debt most directly harms which competitive skill?
   • A. Reaction and judgment
   • B. Game ownership
   • C. Ticket sales
   • D. A roster lock
9. What protects an account?
   • A. Shared passwords
   • B. Unique password and MFA
   • C. Public codes
   • D. Unknown links
10. Who should a student tell about predatory online pressure?

• A. A trusted adult
• B. Only the stranger
• C. Public chat
• D. No one

11. Which role calls scene changes?

• A. Producer
• B. Fan
• C. Sponsor
• D. Opponent

12. What does an analyst provide?

• A. Evidence from replays and data
• B. Secret passwords
• C. A game patch
• D. Eligibility waivers

13. Why read a rulebook early?

• A. To find eligibility and dispute procedures
• B. To avoid practice
• C. To change results
• D. To skip check-in

14. What is a Swiss format designed to do?

• A. Pair similar records over rounds
• B. Eliminate everyone after one loss
• C. Give every team one opponent only
• D. Ignore standings

15. What is deliberate practice?

• A. Goal, evidence, review, adjustment
• B. Endless unreviewed play
• C. Avoiding breaks
• D. Hiding errors

16. What is a red flag online?

• A. Pressure to keep secrets
• B. An advisor present
• C. A published rule
• D. MFA

17. What should a broadcast avoid?

• A. Approved gameplay
• B. Private personal information
• C. Prepared scenes
• D. Commentary

18. What does a bracket administrator do?

• A. Manages results and published rules
• B. Owns every team
• C. Changes patches
• D. Shares accounts

19. Which behavior supports fair play?

• A. Factual reporting
• B. Smurfing
• C. Cheating
• D. Harassment

20. What is the first step after a replay finding?

• A. Set one testable next action
• B. Blame a player
• C. Post it publicly
• D. Ignore it

Answer Key

1. A — streaming lowered broadcast barriers.
2. B — publishers control the game and its policies.
3. B — it includes a lower bracket.
4. B — teams need usable information.
5. A — leaders sustain team practice and culture.
6. B — officials need a factual process.
7. B — neutral setup and breaks reduce strain.
8. A — sleep affects attention and decisions.
9. B — MFA and unique credentials protect access.
10. A — adults provide support and escalation.
11. A — producers coordinate the program.
12. A — analysis turns evidence into insight.
13. A — deadlines and processes matter before play.
14. A — Swiss pairs by record.
15. A — practice requires a feedback loop.
16. A — secrecy pressure requires adult support.
17. B — privacy is a broadcast boundary.
18. A — that role manages event progression.
19. A — factual reporting preserves fairness.
20. A — improvement requires a concrete trial.