Recording Moves

When is a player allowed to write his move before playing it?
1. All the time
2. Before claiming a draw by repetition
3. Before claiming a draw under the 50 move rule
4. Never
A player always replies to his opponent's move before writing down both moves. The opponent complains to you. What should you do.
1. Tell the opponent that the player's behaviour is allowed
2. Warn the player not to do this again
3. Warn the player and give the opponent two extra minutes
4. Monitor the game to see for yourself before taking action
Who should be able to see a player's scoresheet?
1. Only that player
2. The player and his opponent
3. The player and the arbiter
4. The player, the opponent and the arbiter.
After the time control a player, whose move it is, refuses to allow his opponent to see his scoresheet in order that he may fill in some missing moves. What do you do?
1. Order him to give over the scoresheet as it belongs to the organiser
2. Do nothing until he has moved
3. Tell the opponent he is not allowed to see the scoresheet and must try to work out the moves himself
4. Stop the game and reconstruct on another board
When can a player stop recording his moves?
1. Whenever he has less than 5 minutes and there are no increments.
2. Whenever he has less than 5 minutes and the increment is 20 seconds.
3. Whenever he has less than 5 minutes and the increment is 30 seconds
4. Whenever he has less than 5 minutes and the increment is 1 minute