Arkansas (AR) Athletic Promoter / Matchmaker Practice Course
Question 1. What is the primary legal framework governing combative sports in Arkansas?
- Arkansas Sports Act of 1990
- Arkansas Code Annotated § 17-22-101 et seq.
- Arkansas Athletic Commission Regulation 300
- Arkansas Fight Sports Law of 2005
Answer: B
Explanation: The primary legal framework for combative sports in
Arkansas is outlined in Arkansas Code Annotated § 17-22-101 et seq., also known as the Combative Sports Law, which establishes the authority and regulations for the Arkansas State Athletic Commission.
Question 2. Which entity has the authority to interpret, amend, and create exceptions to the Arkansas athletic rules?
- Arkansas Department of Health
- Arkansas State Legislature
- Arkansas State Athletic Commission (ASAC)
- Local city councils
Answer: C 1 / 4
Arkansas (AR) Athletic Promoter / Matchmaker Practice Course
Explanation: The Arkansas State Athletic Commission (ASAC) holds the
authority to interpret, amend, and create exceptions to its rules, ensuring regulations are effectively enforced and adapted as needed.
Question 3. What are the typical documentation requirements for obtaining a promoter license in Arkansas?
- Personal identification only
- Application form, surety bond, and proof of insurance
- Only a criminal background check
- No documentation required
Answer: B
Explanation: Promoters are required to submit an application form,
provide a surety bond, and demonstrate proof of liability insurance as part of the licensing process to ensure financial responsibility and compliance with regulations.
Question 4. How often must a licensed promoter renew their license in Arkansas?
- Every six months
- Every two years
- Annually 2 / 4
Arkansas (AR) Athletic Promoter / Matchmaker Practice Course
- Every five years
Answer: C
Explanation: Promoter licenses in Arkansas are typically valid for one
year and must be renewed annually to ensure continued compliance with regulatory standards.
Question 5. Who has the authority to inspect an event venue for safety compliance in Arkansas?
- Promoter’s staff
- Arkansas Department of Health inspectors
- ASAC inspectors
- Local fire department officials only
Answer: C
Explanation: ASAC inspectors have the authority to inspect venues to
ensure safety standards are met and that the environment complies with state regulations for combative sports events.
Question 6. Which medical test is required for fighters to rule out infectious diseases before competition?
- Blood work for HIV and Hepatitis B Surface Antigen
- Only a physical examination 3 / 4
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- Dental check-up
- Vision test
Answer: A
Explanation: Fighters must undergo blood tests for HIV and Hepatitis B
Surface Antigen, among other infectious disease screenings, to prevent transmission and ensure health safety.
Question 7. What is the validity period for a pre-fight blood test for a fighter in Arkansas?
- 30 days
- 60 days
- 90 days
- 180 days
Answer: C
Explanation: Blood tests such as HIV and hepatitis screenings are
generally valid for 90 days before a fight, requiring re-testing if the period extends beyond this.
Question 8. Which medical examination is specifically required for older fighters in Arkansas?
- MRI within 30 days
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