Level 1 Final Exam · Judge Aicademy

Q1. At Regular REL, a player makes an honest game-rules mistake. Your first goal is to:

A Assign the correct penalty from the IPG B Fix the game state as reasonably as possible and educate the players C Restart the game D Warn them that a repeat means disqualification

Q2. Which resolves first: the last spell added to the stack, or the first?

A The first added B The last added C Whichever the active player chooses D They resolve together

A 4/4 with trample and deathtouch is blocked by a single 5/5.

Magic card: Nightshade Peddler — Nightshade Peddler

Q3. What is the minimum damage that must be assigned to the blocker before damage can trample over?

A 5 B 4 C 1 D 0

Q4. A creature entering the battlefield this turn (no haste) can:

A Attack immediately B Use its {T} ability immediately C Block D Nothing until the next turn

Q5. Which does NOT use the stack?

A Instant B Activated ability C Mana ability D Triggered ability

An effect states "Creatures can't be blocked this turn." A player has a creature with an effect saying it "can be blocked as though it had reach" — unrelated, but they try to argue their blocker still works.

Q6. Applying the golden rules, can the creature be blocked?

A Yes, the blocker's ability overrides it B No — "can't" beats "can," so it can't be blocked C Only creatures with flying can block it D Yes, if the blocker is legendary

Q7. A player with 0 life:

A Keeps playing until end of turn B Loses the game as a state-based action C Loses only if an opponent points it out D Draws a card instead

Q8. When are a spell's targets chosen?

A On resolution B As it is cast C During cleanup D When it is drawn

A 2/2 attacks. In the Declare Blockers step, the defending player has one untapped 3/3 and one tapped 4/4.

Q9. Which creatures may be declared as blockers?

A Both B Only the untapped 3/3 C Only the 4/4 D Neither

Q10. A creature is "sacrificed." Does indestructible protect it?

A Yes B No — sacrifice is not destruction C Only from combat damage D Only if it has 0 toughness

Q11. Which of these is a shared zone?

A Hand B Library C Exile D Graveyard

A creature token is bounced to its owner's hand.

Q12. What happens to it?

A It stays in hand B It ceases to exist as a state-based action C It is exiled D It becomes a real card

Q13. The player who takes the first turn:

A Draws an extra card B Skips their first draw step C Starts with 8 cards D Plays two lands turn one

A player mulligans twice and keeps.

Q14. Final hand size?

A 7 B 6 C 5 D 4

A permanent has a +1/+1 counter and a −1/−1 counter.

Q15. Result?

A Both stay B They annihilate in pairs (none remain) C Only the +1/+1 stays D The permanent dies

Q16. Regeneration protects a creature from:

A Being sacrificed B Being exiled C Destruction (destroy effects and lethal damage) D 0 toughness

Q17. A spell that makes you "lose 3 life" is stopped by a damage-prevention shield:

A Always B Never — loss of life is not damage C Only for combat D Only at Regular REL

You control an opponent's creature and it dies.

Q18. Whose graveyard receives it?

A Yours B Its owner's (the opponent) C Exile D Either player picks

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