Which scenario can result in a void score?

Which scenario can result in a void score?

• A. A completed routine with no errors.
• B. A vault with perfect execution.
• C. A routine with a fall.
• D. A restricted vault.

Answer: (D)

A void score happens when a performance can’t be scored at all because it violated rules or used equipment in a way that isn’t allowed. In vault, that means the vault attempt is restricted or not performed under the permitted specifications, so the judge must declare it void and no score is awarded for that vault. The other scenarios still produce a usable score: a routine completed cleanly earns credit based on its difficulty and execution; a vault executed perfectly is clearly scored as a high-value attempt; a routine with a fall may incur deductions but remains scoreable.

A void score happens when a performance can’t be scored at all because it violated rules or used equipment in a way that isn’t allowed. In vault, that means the vault attempt is restricted or not performed under the permitted specifications, so the judge must declare it void and no score is awarded for that vault.

The other scenarios still produce a usable score: a routine completed cleanly earns credit based on its difficulty and execution; a vault executed perfectly is clearly scored as a high-value attempt; a routine with a fall may incur deductions but remains scoreable.