The deputy supervisor is seated on the right side of the __________ __________.

• A. Referee
• B. Scoring System Operator
• C. Timekeeper
• D. Official Announcer

Answer: (B)

The deputy supervisor is placed close to the scoring process to supervise and coordinate how scores are recorded. The person who operates the scoring system runs the electronic scoring table during the bout, entering points as rounds unfold. Sitting to the right of the operator gives the deputy a clear line of sight to the scoring display and makes it easy to communicate quickly about any scoring questions, corrections, or timing-related decisions without crowding the ring or interrupting the operator’s workflow. This setup keeps the scoring workflow smooth and ensures the supervisor can oversee accuracy and adherence to the rules.

The other officials have distinct, separate roles and sightlines: the referee works inside the ring to enforce the rules; the timekeeper monitors the official clock from a clock table near the corner; and the official announcer handles public announcements from their booth.