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1
Which
one
of the following was a specific aim of the Wenlock Olympian Games?
Develop international competition
Improve morals of the whole nation
Form an Olympian Class
2
Identify
two
functions of the fast component of Excess Post Exercise Oxygen Consumption (EPOC).
Resaturate myoglobin with oxygen and normalise body temperature
Restore phosphocreatine (PC) and resaturate myoglobin with oxygen
Break down lactic acid and normalise body temperature
Restore phosphocreatine (PC) and break down lactic acid
3
Which
one
of these skills will benefit from positive transfer if the performer is can perform a serve in tennis?
Overarm serve in volleyball
Forehand serve in badminton
Backhand serve in table tennis
4
Which
one
of the following was played in pre-industrial society?
Rationalised track and field events
Association football
Lawn tennis
Real tennis
5
An inequality where society is divided into different levels on the basis of a characteristic, such as wealth or status.
Social processes
Socialisation
Social control
Social stratification
6
Which
one
of these is a characteristic of a performer in the cognitive stage of learning?
Interprets kinaesthetic feedback easily
Concentrates on fine details within performance
Uses trial and error in approach to a task
Can interpret knowledge of performance easily
7
Which
one
of the following was a specific aim of the Wenlock Olympian Games?
mprove morals of the whole nation
Develop international competition
Form Olympian Class
8
Which
one
of the following describes spatial summation?
a sustained, smooth muscular contraction
The addition of impulses received at different places on the neuron
Repeated nerve impulses allowing no time for the muscle fibres to relax
A motor unit being capable of fully contracting or not contracting at a
9
Which of the following is
not
a characteristic of amateurs in the 1800s?
High social status
Controllers of sport
Lower-level performers
High moral codes
10
Which lung volume will be
lower
during exercise than at rest?
Tidal volume
Inspiratory reserve volume
Residual volume
Minute ventilation
11
‘Changing the practice type and the practice drills.' Identify this type of practice.
Variable
Distributed
Massed
Mental
12
Which
one
of the following is converted directly into lactic acid in the anaerobic glycolytic energy system?
Acetyl coenzyme A
Glucose
Citric acid
Pyruvic acid
13
Which
one
of the following is the correct skill classification for an overhead kick in football?
Simple and low organisation
Simple and high organisation
Complex and high organisation
Complex and low organisation
14
Which
one
of the following is a characteristic of real tennis
and
mob football in pre-industrial Britain (pre-1780)?
Involved wagering
Required expensive facilities
Played by the lower class
Violent and unruly
15
Which
one
of the following involves deciding which of these pieces of information to attend to?
Visuospatial sketchpad
Phonological loop
Central executive
Episodic buffer
16
Which
one
of the following terms best describes a professional performer?
One who participates in sport ‘for the love of it’
receives direct payment for their participation in sporting activities
believes ‘the end justifies the means’
One who receives no payment for competing in spor
17
Which
one
of the following is a direct product of beta oxidation?
Carbon dioxide
Oxaloacetate
Citric acid
Acetyl-CoA
18
Which
one
of these muscles causes horizontal abduction at the hip?
Hamstrings
Iliopsoas
Gluteus Minimus
Abdominals
19
Which of the following would sit
nearest
to the closed end of the continuum?
Long shot in golf
Centre pass in netball
Shot put in athletics
Bowling in cricket
20
Which
one
of the following statements accurately describes Starling’s law of the heart?
Increased venous return leading to increased stroke volume
Increased rate of oxygen transport by the circulatory system
Increased action of skeletal muscles to increase venous return
Increased heart rate during long periods of exercise at the same intensity
21
How does exercise affect the lung volumes labelled
X
and
Y
in the graph below.
X: Stays the same Y: Decreases
X: Decreases Y: Decreases
X: Decreases Y: Stays the same
X: Stays the same Y: Stays the same
22
Which
one
of the following shows the correct elements of recognition schema?
Initial conditions and response specifications
Initial conditions and response outcomes
Response specifications and sensory consequences
Sensory consequences and response outcomes
23
‘Tidal volume × respiratory frequency’ is an equation. Which physiological measure does this allow you to calculate?
Expiratory reserve volume
Inspiratory reserve volume
Residual volume
Minute ventilation
24
Which
one
of these is a
fitness benefit
of regular participation in low intensity continuous training, such as jogging?
Decreased risk of heart disease
Increased aerobic endurance
Increased levels of serotonin
Increased flexibility
25
Which
one
of these is
not
a characteristic of modern day professionalism?
All athletes demonstrate high morality
All classes can compete
Can achieve celebrity status
High rewards are available
26
Which
one
of the following is an example of temporal anticipation in hockey?
Predicting when a player will shoot
Predicting where the ball will go
Predicting what your opponent will do next
27
During sprinting, flexion occurs at the hip.Identify which plane and about which axis hip flexion occurs.
Sagittal plane and longitudinal axis
Transverse plane and longitudinal axis
Frontal plane and sagittal axis
Sagittal plane and transverse axis
28
Which
one
of the following shows the correct relationship between reaction time, response time and movement time?
Reaction time + movement time = response time
Response time + reaction time = movement time
Movement time + response time = reaction time
29
Identify the plane and axis of motion for the action occurring at the elbow joint from position
A
to position
B
.
Sagittal plane / Transverse axis
Frontal plane / Sagittal axis
Transverse plane / Longitudinal axis
Frontal plane / Transverse axis
30
Which of the following was
not
a characteristic of society during the pre-industrial period (pre-1780)?
Three-tier class system
Rural
Harsh lifestyle
Widespread illiteracy
31
Identify the
two
factors that cause the Bohr Shift.
Decrease in carbon dioxide, decrease in temperature.
Decrease in carbon dioxide, increase in temperature.
Increase in carbon dioxide, increase in temperature.
Increase in carbon dioxide, decrease in temperature.
32
Which of the following athletes would be
most
likely to incorporate Speed Agility Quickness (SAQ) sessions
High jumper
100 m sprinter
Football goalkeeper
33
Which component of B& H model coordinates sight, hearing, and movement info into sequences to be sent to the LTM?
Visuospatial sketchpad
Episodic buffer
Central executive
Phonological loop
34
Which would be most practical was to measure energy expenditure with a swimmer in a pool training session?
Lactate sampling
Indirect calorimetry
Direct gas analysis VO2 max test
35
Which
one
of the following classifications accurately describes the skill of taking a football penalty kick?
Closed, self-paced, complex and discrete
Closed, externally-paced, simple and discrete
Closed, externally-paced, complex and discrete
Closed, self-paced, simple and discrete
36
Which type of summation is shown in the graph below?
Tetanic
Wave
Spatial
37
Which
one
of the following is most commonly described as trial and error learning?
Operant conditioning
Social development theory
Insight learning
Observational learning
38
Which
one
of the following muscles is a
main agonist
when flexion occurs at the shoulder?
Medial deltoid
Posterior deltoid
Anterior deltoid
39
The ‘Golden Triangle’ describes the relationship between which three bodies?
Sport, performers and commercialisation
Coaches, performers and audience
Coaches, media and sport
Sport, media and commercialisation
40
Which
one
of the following shows the correct elements of recall schema?
Initial conditions and response specifications
Response outcomes and initial conditions
Sensory consequences and response outcomes
Response specifications and sensory consequences
41
Which
one
of these could act as extrinsic motivation for a long jumper?
Improved social status within the athletics club
Performing the long jump for enjoyment
Gaining a medal for winning a long jump event
Feeling of pride at the length of the jump recorded
42
Which
one
of the following is
not
a primary focus of Sport England
To improve access to funding for new clubs
To increase access to sport
To improve the quality of physical activity provision
To increase the number of elite competitions
43
Individuals making generalisations about all members of a group, thereby allowing others to categorise them accordingly’
Prejudice
Stereotyping
Equal opportunities
Discrimination
44
Which of the following is the correct order of the central mechanisms in Whiting’s Information Processing Model?
Effector – Perceptual – Translatory
Effector – Translatory – Perceptual
Perceptual – Translatory – Effector
Translatory – Effector – Perceptual
45
Which types of feedback would be most appropriate for a performer in the cognitive stage of learning?
Knowledge of results, negative, intrinsic
Knowledge of performance, positive, extrinsic
Knowledge of results, positive, extrinsic
Knowledge of performance, negative, intrinsic
46
The third stage of Bandura’s model is motor reproduction. Which
one
of these best describes this stage?
The performer is physically capable of copying the skill
The performer is aware of what the skill should look like
The performer is willing to practise the skill repeatedly
47
Which of the following national partners of Sport England has focus on increasing participation at grassroots
Youth Sport Trust
SportsAid
UK Sport
48
Identify the correct combination of characteristics that represent real tennis.
Moral codes, simple, wagering
Moral codes, unruly, violent
Moral codes, rules, regular
49
A swimming teacher may use floats with a group of beginners to keep them safe when they are learning to swim.
Verbal
Manual
Visual
Mechanical
50
Which
one
of the following is an agent of primary socialisation?
Internet
PE Teacher
Friends
Parents
51
Which
one
of the following had the most significant impact on the invention of lawn tennis?
Development of professional sport
Improvements in transport and communication
Emergence of the middle class
Influences from across the British Empire
52
‘an organised group of people associated for some specific purpose or with a shared common interest' is ......
Social control
Society
Socialisation
Social action theory
53
Which of these are characteristics of a type I muscle fibre?
Low phosphocreatine stores and low glycogen content
Large motor neuron size and large capillary density
Large muscle fibre diameter and high myoglobin count
High resistance to fatigue and high numbers of mitochondria
54
Which receptor is responsible for detecting a change in blood pressure?
Chemoreceptor
Baroreceptor
Proprioceptor
55
The action of one skill can hinder the learning of another. What type of transfer of learning is this?
Negative
Zero
Biliateral
56
Which
one
of the following was a characteristic of 19th-century gentleman amateurs?
High morals
Focused on one sport
Valued training
Low status
57
Which
one
of the following statements accurately describes prejudice?
The unfair treatment of a person.
The right to access the same opportunities
A standardised image or generalisation of an individual.
A preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience
58
Which
one
of the following definitions best describes the term discrimination?
The unfair treatment of a person, racial group or minority
Fairness in sport and equality of access
Commonly held ideas about a group of people
To form an unfavourable opinion of an individual based on inadequate facts
59
Identify the plane and axis of motion for the action occurring at the shoulder joint from position
X
to position
Y
.
Transverse plane / Longitudinal axis
Sagittal plane / Transverse axis
Frontal plane / Sagittal axis
Frontal plane / Transverse axis
60
Which
one
of these statements defines expiratory reserve volume?
Volume of air that remains in the lungs after expiration.
Volume of air that can be forcibly expired after a normal breath.
Volume of air inspired and expired per breath.
Volume of air inspired and expired per minute.
61
Identify which
one
of the following statements defines expiratory reserve volume.
The amount of air breathed in or out per breath
The amount of air that can be forcibly expelled after a normal breath
The amount of air left in the lungs after maximal expiration has occurred
The amount of air that can be forcibly inspired at the end of a breath
62
When considering transfer of learning, a skill learnt in netball may aid the learning of another skill in basketball.
Progressive
Negative
Bilateral
Positive
63
The figure below shows a tennis player performing a forehand shot as they move from position
A
to
B
.
Transverse
Sagittal
Frontal
64
Identify the main agonist causing extension at the knee joint between Position
A
and Position
B
.
Quadriceps
Gluteals
Hamstrings
Gastrocnemius
65
Which stage of learning is a performer at if they are creating a mental picture of the skill?
Cognitive
Associative
Autonomous
66
Which of these is a characteristic of the popular recreation available to the lower class in pre-industrial Britain?
Rule based
Local and specific to each community
Skill and tactics based
Regular
67
Ethnic minorities may be pushed into certain sports, based on assumptions about them. What is this an example of?
Stereotyping
Stacking
Channelling
Racism
68
The zone of proximal learning is a feature of which one of the following theories of learning?
Insight learning
Social learning
Constructivism
Behaviourism
69
Which one of the following best describes the action of the quadriceps muscle group between position
A
and position
B
?
Relaxing as the antagonist
Contracting concentrically
Contracting eccentrically
Contracting isometrically
70
Which
one
of the following is the order of the cardiac conduction system?
Atrioventricular node, sinoatrial node, Purkinje fibres, bundle of His
Atrioventricular node, sinoatrial node, bundle of His, Purkinje fibres
Sinoatrial node, atrioventricular node, Purkinje fibres, bundle of His
Sinoatrial node, atrioventricular node, bundle of His, Purkinjie fibres
