In Xcel Bronze Beam Value Parts, which statement is the exception?

In Xcel Bronze Beam Value Parts, which statement is the exception?

• A. Walkovers and salto/aerial dismounts are excluded from counting toward A Value Parts.
• B. Walkovers count toward A Value Parts.
• C. Dismounts count as B Value Parts.
• D. There is no exception.

Answer: (A)

Value Part counting on Xcel Bronze beam separates elements by difficulty, with A value parts representing the easiest category. The exception being tested is that walkovers and salto/aerial dismounts are excluded from counting toward A Value Parts. This means those specific moves do not contribute to the A portion of the difficulty total, even though they appear in the routine and affect overall difficulty in other ways. They can still count toward other value part categories or affect the total value through other rules, but not the A count. The other statements would require these moves to count toward A or claim there’s no exception, which isn’t the case here.

Value Part counting on Xcel Bronze beam separates elements by difficulty, with A value parts representing the easiest category. The exception being tested is that walkovers and salto/aerial dismounts are excluded from counting toward A Value Parts. This means those specific moves do not contribute to the A portion of the difficulty total, even though they appear in the routine and affect overall difficulty in other ways. They can still count toward other value part categories or affect the total value through other rules, but not the A count. The other statements would require these moves to count toward A or claim there’s no exception, which isn’t the case here.