big quiz! Yr 11 GCSE PE

What is the muscule contraction called when the muscle shortens and fattens?

How many cones do you need to set up the Illinois Agility Run?

What is a lack of water in the body called?

What type of muscle contraction takes place when performing a handstand?

Which of the following components of fitness is NOT important to a sprinter?

Where does protein come from?

Choose the correct spelling for the agility test.....

What muscle causes the arm to extend at the elbow?

What is the correct distance between the lines in the Multi Stage Fitness Test?

Who scored the winning goal in the final of the 2016 Euros?

Which method of training would most benefit POWER?

What muscle is found at the back of the upper leg?

One way in which technology is used to help officials in cricket is through the use of.....

The best way to practise a swimming stroke would be through:

What muscle causes you to stand on tip toe?

Kicking a conversion would be described as what type of skill?

Which of the three energy systems is mainly used in a 100m sprint on a track?

The movement of a limb AWAY from the midline of the body in known as....

What stage of learning is in the middle (people with a reasonable level of ability?)

Why do we sweat when we exercise?

What component of fitness is defined as "The combination of strength and speed". 

Where would you find the tarsals?

The VERTICAL JUMP test is better suited to tall people?

Which energy system is used for medium intensity activities over 10 seonds up to 2 minutes?

Who won Sports Personality of the Year 2016

Which of the following components of fitness would be most suitable for a football goalkeeper

Where is the next British & Irish Lions tour going?

What movements occur at a hinge joint?

The femur, radius and tibia are all examples of what type of bone?

What part of the skeleton includes the arms and legs?

What components of fitness are required by a snowboarder?

Which of the following components of fitness is NOT with the correct test:

The filter that prevents unwanted information being processed by the brain is known as:

in F.I.T.T, what does the I stand for?

What colour is oxygenated blood?

A rugby team gets feedback on the way that it's tactics and skills are working. Is this:

Which of the following is the best example of a CLOSED skill?

What rep/set/% 1rep max would best suit muscular endurance training?

What type of joint is the knee?

Which of the following are factors affecting participation in physical activity?

Which component of fitness is described as a 'combination of strangth and speed'?

What was the score between Wales and Russia in the 2016 Euros:

Exercise that is high in intensity andshort in duration is known as...

Sumo wrestlers, rugby props and shot putters could all be described as what type of SOMATOTYPE?

Which of the following types of practice would be best for a front sommersault?

In order to work in the anaerobic zone, you must pass through the.....

The MANDIBLE is another name for the......

What do you call someone who isn't very active?

When fitness test results are accurate and you can trust them, they can be described as:

In S.P.O.R.T, what does the P stand for?

Who scored Wales' first try in the 2016 6 Nations?

The small air sacs in the lungs are called what?

Which blood vessel carries oxygenated blood?

What should you always do at the beginning of a warm up?

What type of motivation includes challenge, enjoyment and desire to learn?