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North American Sport Dog Association
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Lesson 1 Knowledge Check
A Shadow Apprentice completes the minimum number of required assignments. What happens next?
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The apprentice automatically becomes a Supervised Apprentice.
The apprentice may begin judging independently.
The apprentice may be considered by NASDA for advancement.
The Judge of Record changes the apprentice's status.
Which statement best describes the transition from Shadow to Supervised Apprentice?
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There is little practical difference between the two stages.
A Shadow observes the Judge of Record; a Supervised Apprentice begins performing the responsibilities of the judge.
Supervised Apprentices may judge without oversight.
Both judges independently score every run without sueprvision.
Which stage represents approval to judge independently for the applicable classes and levels?
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Shadow Apprentice
Supervised Apprentice
Provisional
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