This is what I found from USFSA 2013-2014 rule book:
TR 25.09 Adult Pre-Bronze Moves in the Field Test
The purpose of this test is to encourage beginning adult skaters to learn the fundamentals of ice skating. No great deal of technical ability, carriage or flow is expected. Candidates must show knowledge of the steps, fairly good edges and some evidence of good form.
1. Forward perimeter stroking
2. Basic consecutive edges
3. Forward and backward crossovers
4. Waltz eight
5. Forward right and left foot spirals
The entire test will be marked on a “pass” or “retry” basis only, and individual marks will not be awarded. The “pass” or “retry” will be arrived at by consideration of the composite of each element in relation to the whole. The judge-in-charge may request a reskate of only one element, upon request of a member of the panel, should it change the overall evaluation of the test from “retry” to “pass.”
(Approximate time for test: 10 minutes)
Judging panel required: One or three bronze or higher rank singles/pairs or dance judges who are certified to judge moves in the field tests.
TR 32.09 Adult Pre-Bronze Free Skate Test
The purpose of this test is to encourage beginning adult skaters to learn the fundamentals of free skating. No great deal of technical ability, carriage or flow is expected. The candidate must show knowledge of the elements, fairly good edges and some evidence of good form. The following technical elements are to be skated individually, without music.
Jumps: Two different jumps, either one-half or one full revolution
Spins:
1. A one-foot upright spin (minimum three revolutions in position)
2. A two-foot upright spin (minimum three revolutions in position)
Steps:
1. Forward and backward crossovers (either direction)
2. Lunge or spiral
The entire test will be marked on a “pass” or “retry” basis and individual marks will not be awarded. The “pass” or “retry” will be arrived at by consideration of the composite of each element in relation to the whole. The judge-in-charge may request a retry of two different elements, if necessary, upon the request of a member of the judging panel, should it potentially change the overall evaluation of the test from a “retry” to a “pass.”
Judging panel required: One or three bronze or higher rank singles/pairs judges.
TR 25.10 Adult Bronze Moves in the Field Test
The fundamentals of ice skating must be demonstrated although not necessarily mastered. Candidates must show knowledge of the steps and continuous flow and strength. Attention should be given to depth of edges and proper curvature of lobes.
1. Forward and backward perimeter power stroking
2. Forward power three-turns
3. Alternating backward crossovers to backward outside edges
4 Forward circle eight
5. Five-step mohawk sequence
One element may be retried, if necessary.
(Approximate time for test: 12 minutes)
Judging panel required: Three bronze or higher rank singles/pairs or dance judges who are certified to judge moves in the field tests; or one silver or higher rank singles/pairs or dance judge who is certified to judge moves in the field tests.
TR 32.10 Adult Bronze Free Skate Test
The candidate must give a reasonably good performance showing a command of the following technical elements, a sense of speed, flow and depth of edge. The fundamentals of free skating must be demonstrated, although not necessarily mastered. Jumps:
1. At least three different single jumps of which one must be a Salchow and one must be a toe loop (each performed as a solo jump, not in combination or sequence)
2. One jump combination consisting of a waltz jump and a toe loop (no turn or change of foot between jumps)
Spins:
1. One-foot backspin, entry optional (minimum three revolutions in position)
2. Sit spin (minimum three revolutions in position)
Steps: Connecting moves, steps and edges throughout the program
Extra elements may be added without penalty.
Duration: Ladies and Men — Not to exceed 1:50 to music of the skater’s choice. Two different elements may be retried, if necessary
Passing average: 2.5 Passing total: 5.0
Judging panel required: Three bronze or higher rank singles/pairs judges, or one silver or higher rank singles/pairs judge.
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TR 25.11 Adult Silver Moves in the Field Test
Candidates must skate the correct steps and turns on good edges showing good form, continuous flow and strength, and preciseness to their steps.
1. Eight-step mohawk sequence
2. Forward and backward free skating cross strokes
3. FO-BI three-turns in the field
4. FI-BO three-turns in the field
5. Consecutive outside and inside spirals
6. Forward and backward power change of edge pulls
One element may be retried, if necessary.
(Approximate time for test: 14 minutes)
Judging panel required: Three bronze or higher rank singles/pairs or dance judges who are certified to judge moves in the field tests.
TR 32.11 Adult Silver Free Skate Test
The candidate must give a good performance and demonstrate a command of the following technical elements, showing good form, edges, continuous flow and strength, and extension.
Jumps:
1. At least three different single jumps of which one must be a loop and one must be a flip (each performed as a solo jump, not in combination or sequence)
2. One jump combination consisting of two single jumps (no turn or change of foot between jumps)
3. One jump sequence consisting of one-half or single revolution jumps
Spins: Recommended two spins which must include the following:
1. One camel spin (minimum three revolutions in position)
2. One combination spin with only one change of position (minimum three revolutions in each position). Change of foot
is optional.
Steps: Connecting moves consisting of spirals, strong edges, fair use of the music and full utilization of the ice surface Extra elements may be added without penalty.
Duration: Ladies and Men — Not to exceed 2:10 to music of the skater’s choice.
Two different elements may be retried, if necessary.
Passing average: 2.7 Passing total: 5.4
Judging panel required: Three bronze or higher rank singles/pairs judges.
TR 25.12 Adult Gold Moves in the Field Test
Candidates must give a strong performance showing strong true edges, smooth turns, correct posture and effortless flow.
1. Stroking: Forward power circle
2. Stroking: Backward power circle
3. Forward double three-turns
4. Backward double three-turns
5. Backward circle eight
6. Brackets in the field
One element may be retried, if necessary.
(Approximate time for test: 15 minutes)
Judging panel required: Three silver or higher rank singles/pairs or dance judges who are certified to judge moves in the field tests.
TR 32.12 Adult Gold Free Skate Test
A candidate must give a strong performance and demonstrate a command of the following technical elements, showing very good form and carriage, strong true edges, effortless flow and precise steps.
Jumps:
1. Choice of Axel jump, double Salchow or double toe loop (as a solo jump, not in combination or sequence)
2. Lutz jump (as a solo jump, not in combination or sequence)
3. Two additional different single jumps (each performed as a solo jump, not in combination or sequence)
4. One jump from the following: split jump, stag jump, falling leaf, half loop
5. One jump combination consisting of two different single jumps (no turn or change of foot between jumps)
Spins:
1. Two different solo spins (minimum four revolutions in position)
2. One combination spin consisting of only one change of foot and at least one change of position (minimum four revolutions on each
foot)
Steps:
1. One step sequence or one choreographic sequence. Pattern is not restricted.
2. Connecting moves consisting of spirals, strong edges, good use of the music and full utilization of the ice surface Extra elements may be added without penalty.
Duration: Ladies and Men — Not to exceed 2:40 to music of the skater’s choice.
Two different elements may be retried, if necessary.
Passing average: 3.0 Passing total: 6.0
Judging panel required: Three silver or higher rank singles/pairs judges.
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