Codes of Behaviour is the accepted checklist of howplayers, coaches, officials &spectators

should behave when involved in thesport or activity

are those that have been changed to suit various factors

What is a characteristic of the associative stage?

makes mistakes - but less of them

What skill would have a positive transfer to the skill of throwing a javelin

throwing a vortex over a long distance

are developed&sanctioned by the game’s officialorganisation

The negative transfer of movement skills in a sport refers to

when a skill from one sport is not suited to another sport

are the tips coaches give their players, are the guidelines about how a sport should be played

The positive transfer of movement skills in a sport refers to

when a skill from one sport is suited to another sport

What is a characteristic of the autonomous stage?

can perform the skill efficiently

are those rules particular to an area

Specialised movement skills are

specific skills used in a particular sport

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1
What is a characteristic of the cognitive stage?
can self correct
makes mistakes - but less of them
can perform the skill efficiently
lots of mistakes
2
the opposite to closed learning environments are
gross learning environments
open learning environments
non-locomotor learning environments
discrete learning environments
3
Tennis player can serve accurately and impart a spin or slice on the ball, with minimal effort=
cognitive stage
associate stage
autonomous stage
associative stage
4
In the sport of soccer, an activity to develop movement skills could include
rolling down a hill
doing a handstand
running
clapping hands
5
Which is NOT an example of modifying the rules
using a different sized ball
agreeing to forfeit a match
change the size of the field
using goals that are smaller/shorter
6
Do you have an exam for this subject next week?
no
not sure
yes
yes - but it's not important
7
What is an example of non-locomotor skills (more than one possible answer)
stretching
leaping
galloping
swinging
8
Codes of Behaviour is the accepted checklist of howplayers, coaches, officials &spectators
should do their morning routine
should perform their warm up
should behave when involved in thesport or activity
should enrol in their chosen sport
9
Modified rules
are developed&sanctioned by the game’s officialorganisation
have to change each and every year
are those that have been changed to suit various factors
are those rules particular to an area
10
Which is not a stage of skill acquisition?
associative
associate
autonomous
cognitive
11
the opposite to fine motor skills is
gross motor skills
open motor skills
discrete motor skills
non-locomotor motor skills
12
Etiquette is much like
manners
swearing
a tennis ball
a football
13
An example of a continuous skill is
a penalty kick
swimming
NRL conversion
a tennis serve
14
What is a characteristic of the associative stage?
lots of mistakes
makes mistakes - but less of them
cannot self correct
needs to think about the skill in depth before attempting it
15
What skill would have a positive transfer to the skill of throwing a javelin
practising a tennis serve
bowling a tenpin bowling ball
throwing a vortex over a long distance
throwing a dart at a dart board
16
Official rules
are those rules particular to an area
are developed&sanctioned by the game’s officialorganisation
are those that have been changed to suit various factors
have to change each and every year
17
the opposite to externally paced skills are
non-locomotor paced skills
discrete paced skills
self paced skills
gross paced skills
18
The negative transfer of movement skills in a sport refers to
when the ball/field/apparatus can be used in multiple sports
when a skill from one sport is suited to another sport
when a skill from one sport is not suited to another sport
when money goes from one code to another via advertising
19
Rules
are the tips coaches give their players
change, depending on the referee
are the guidelines about how a sport should be played
are a hinderance to sport
20
What is an example of locomotor skills (more than one possible answer)
galloping
leaping
stretching
swinging
21
The positive transfer of movement skills in a sport refers to
when the ball/field/apparatus can be used in multiple sports
when a skill from one sport is suited to another sport
when a skill from one sport is not suited to another sport
when money goes from one code to another via advertising
22
What is a characteristic of the autonomous stage?
makes mistakes - but less of them
cannot self correct
lots of mistakes
can perform the skill efficiently
23
Local rules
are those that have been changed to suit various factors
are developed&sanctioned by the game’s officialorganisation
have to change each and every year
are those rules particular to an area
24
Specialised movement skills are
activities
combination of specialisedmovement skills to form sequence
specific skills used in a particular sport
the building blocks for movement

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