only compete at that level at qualifying competitions. There are four (4) test levels specific to adult figure skating. Adult skater must be twenty-one (21) years of age or older. Standard track levels 1The test panel consists of three test judges of these levels or higher, appointed in single/pairs or dance for MIF or in single/pairs for FS. 2The test panel consists of three dance test judges of these levels or higher. 3A single bronze or higher test judge, appointed in single/pairs or dance for MIF or in single/pairs for FS, may also judge this level. 4A single silver or higher test judge, appointed in single/pairs or dance for MIF or in single/pairs for FS, may also judge this level. 5A single silver or higher dance test judge may also judge this level. Adult track levels 1The test panel consists of three test judges of these levels or higher, appointed in single/pairs or dance for MIF or in single/pairs for FS. 2The test panel consists of three dance test judges of these levels or higher. 3A single bronze or higher test judge, appointed in single/pairs or dance for MIF or in single/pairs for FS, may also judge this level. 4A single silver or higher dance test judge may also judge this level. 5A single silver or higher test judge, appointed in single/pairs or dance for MIF or in single/pairs for FS, may also judge this level. Pattern dance The Compulsory dance was renamed pattern dance. Each level of pattern dance, with the exception of international, consists of three or four individual dances. Preliminary skaters must pass the Dutch Waltz, Canasta Tango, and Rhythm Blues, while gold-level skaters must pass the Viennese Waltz, Westminster Waltz, Quickstep, and Argentine Tango. There are currently ten dances at the international level. 1The test panel consists of three dance test judges of these levels or higher. 2The test panel consists of one or three dance test judges of these levels or higher. 3A single bronze or higher dance test judge may also judge this level. 4A single silver or higher dance test judge may also judge this level. Synchronized skating Synchronized skating teams are not required to pass any tests as a whole. Each individual team member must have passed the appropriate moves-in-the-field test. 1Preliminary moves in the field, dance, or figure is also acceptable. Qualifying and international competitions Every year, U.S. Figure Skating sanctions