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GCSE PE PAPER 2 REVISION
GCSE PE PAPER 2 REVISION
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A very hot/ cold climate can increase sport participation in the region as its more likely to be outside for a long time
True
False
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A complex skill needs lots of information processing
False
True
3
What does the 'M' stand for in SMART targets?
Mental
Manual
Manageable
Measureable
4
Name one disadvantage of using manual guidance when developing a motor skill in sport.
Quick and effective
performer becomes over-reliant&can't complete the movement when unsupported
Difficult to get the feel or kinaesthetic sense of the skill
Coach can give the wrong information verbally
5
Athletes can become violent during a sports events because they are frustrated with the referee's decision
False
True
6
What are 2 possible negative health effects of using beta blockers?
Cramps and low blood pressure
Increase muscle strength and cramps
Increased adrenaline and weakness
Nausea and heart failure
7
What is a benefit of using SMART targets?
To compare yourself to others
To improve and optimise performance
To adhere to training and exercise
To demotivate performers
8
Which one of the following is false?
Selective attention is good for a rugby player’s concentration.
Use of pre-recorded verbal feedback is an example of mechanical guidance
A characteristic of a skilful gymnast is that he shows good co-ordination.
Selective attention is good for a rugby player’s concentration.
9
What is a practical example of sportsmanship?
kicking the ball out to stop the game if someone injured in football.
a tennis player giving time to their opponent if injured
congratulating your opponent during or after a match
shaking hands at the beginning/end of a competition.
10
Describe three characteristics of an open motor skill.
not affected by environment, externally paced & predominantly perceptual
externally paced , affected by the environment & predominantly perceptual
11
A coach teaches a gymnastics class to 30 people. Why wouldn’t using manual guidance to teach the class work?
There is'nt enough faicilities to support them
It's actually the best type of guidnace to use
Coach can't physically move each person’s body through the technique
They won't be able to hear him individually
12
Which of the following could increase the number of women who play rugby?
Increasing the amount of media coverage on men's rugby
Increasing the number of female rugby players who act as role models
Making all rugby balls pink
13
One disadvantage of using manual guidance when developing a motor skill in sport.
Difficult to get the feel or kinaesthetic sense of the skill
Quick and effective
Performer becomes over-reliant&can't complete the movement when unsupported
Coach can share the wrong information when talking
14
What type of guidance involves explaining in words how to perform a technique?
Visual
Manual
Verbal
Mechanical
15
What is a negative effect that sponsorship can have on a sport?
Sponsors can ask for their money back
Sponsors can increase coverage
Sponsors can influence playing style or team selection
16
Which mental preparation technique is used by athletes to block out distractions?
Selective attention
Imagery
Mental rehearsal
Positive thinking
17
What are the main characteristics of skilful movement?
Efficiency, pre-determined, rigid, coordinated, aesthetic
Efficiency, coordinated, fluent, complex, spontaneous
Efficiency, pre-determined, coordinated, fluent, aesthetic
18
Where on the continuum would represent the skill of running between wickets in cricket?
Closer to complex skill
Closer to simple skill
In the middle
19
The amount of a certain sport that is shown on TV can influence how many people participate in that sport
True
False
20
Describe three ways the media may promote sport
Introducing new supporters to sport, creating awareness & reducing TV time
Showing negatives, make certain sports fashionable & creating role models
Raising awareness, creating role models & attracting investment in sport.
21
What are the 4 types of guidance?
Mechanical, Verbal, Visual and Manual
Manual, Verbal, Mechanical and Supported
Verbal, Oral, Motor and Mechanical
Visual, Mechanical, Motor and Oral
22
Which one of the following is true?
As age increases the probability of sports participation decreases.
Professional female golfers earn more now than professional male golfers.
Tennis is the most popular participant sport in the UK.
Taking part in sport as a child has no significance when as an adult
23
Identify one reason why a sports performer might use anabolic steroids
To reduce aggression
To increase muscle fat
Improves perfomance
For muscle growth / to increase muscle strength
24
Which one of the following is a suitable definition of a motor skill?
A potential you are born with which produces actions.
A learned movement response.
A fundamental action in sports performance.
A response linked to mechanical advantage in sport.
25
What is meant by the term sponsorship?
The financial support for a sport/event/performer by an outsidebody
The physical support for a sport/event by an internal body
26
What does the 'golden triangle' in sport consist of?
Sport, Govenrment & Media
Sport, Law & Equipment
Sport, Media & Sponsorship
Sport, Sponsoship & Law
27
Before or during performance imagery can not help withrelaxation/control stress by the participant when they feelanxious
False
True
28
Which one of the following is a physical health benefit of participation in physical activity?
You are less likely to suffer from Type 2 diabetes.
Bone density is decreased as a result of physical activities
The more sport you play, the more friends you make.
Can lead to better self-image
