Let's get Physical!

What fault committed if the referees raise eight fingers, spread open?

It involves the competition of two or more groups or teams

Skills activities that are needed to carry out the objectives of the program.

What sports is a lot like soft ball?

It refers to the competition of teams from different school.

How many players are involve in volleyball game?

Which sports uses a net, a racket, and a shuttlecock?

It refers to the amount of fat on your body.

one of the most important, yet often overlooked, components of physical fitness.

When a birdie is hit back and forth together in badminton, it is called

Sometimes called lead up games or games of high organization.

It refers to those activities especially adapted to the needs of children.

it refers to the meaningful application of a basic movement skill.

How many points are needed to win the volleyball game?

Who created the basketball game?

It develops neuromuscular coordination for the child

It is given more emphasis in the first year than in the higher years

It includes locomotor, non-locomotor and manipulative activities.

the ability of your muscles to perform contractions for extended periods of time.

Posture refers to the habitual or assumed alignment of the body

It is performed with light equipment

Is an extension of rhythmic activities in the elementary curriculum.

It is the type needed in the school program.

In badminton this is the hit that begins each play.

When the muscles are made to do some contraction to gain tonus.

This is the "power" that helps you to lift and carry heavy objects.

the ability to use strength quickly

the ability to change the position of your body quickly and to control your body’s movements

Which of the following is considered an attack?

Refers to competition of teams or individual within the school.

Which of the following sports does not use a ball?

It is the basic aim of physical education.

Any body-rolling movements

In badminton the birdie may only be hit ___ time(s) on each side.

using your senses together with your body parts