If a competitor makes a SIX(6) on a PAR FIVE(5), they have made a:

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The question asks about scoring terminology in golf when a competitor completes a hole in six strokes on a hole with a par of five.
Since par is the number of strokes an expert golfer is expected to make to complete the hole, a score of one stroke over par is called a bogey. Here, 6 is one more than 5, which corresponds to bogey.
If we consider other common terms to distinguish common scores on a par-5: a score of 5 would be 'par', a score of 4 would be 'birdie' (one under par), and a score of 3 or fewer would be 'eagle' or better (two under par or more). A score of 7 would be a 'double bogey' (two over par), but that is not applicable here since the stated score is 6, which is a single stroke over par.
As the answer options are not provided in the prompt, we cannot reference them directly, but the core concept remains that a six on a five-par hole is bogey because it is one stroke over the expected par for that hole.

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If a competitor makes a SIX(6) on a PAR FIVE(5), they have made a:

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