Skating CAT 1ST TERM

Roller skate is __________

• a narrow strip of semi-rigid material worn underfoot to glide over surfaces

• a shoe or binding that fits onto a shoe that are worn to enable the wearer roll along on wheels.

• a metal blade attached underfoot and used to propel the bearer across smooth surfaces.

• a flat, narrow board with two small wheels under each end, which a person stands on and moves forward by pushing one foot on the ground.

There are three different kinds of inline skates, namely: recreational, racing and __________

• Outdoor

• Roller hockey

• Traditional

• Quad

Skating shoes designed to glide across rough surfaces are called ______

• Outdoor skates

• Indoor skates

• Recreational skates

• Derby skates

Indoor skates are also called all but one.

• Artistic skates

• Rhythm skates

• Traditional skates

• Hockey skates

One of these is not a health benefit associated with skating.

• Providing a complete aerobic workout

• Helps in burning calories

• Reduced impact shock to joints as opposed running

• Getting sore feet from prolonged friction

The following are sports performed while wearing quad skates except

• Inline hockey

• Roller derby

• Freestyle

• Figures

In figure skating, an individual follows the figure circle line on a specific edge and it becomes progressively complex with the addition of _______

• Turns

• Twists

• Crossover

• Flips

Duo free skate is also called _______

• Pairs

• Couple compulsory

• Twos

• Bi-dancer

Large show groups consist of 16 to 30 skaters while small show groups consist of ______ to _______

• 6,12

• 7,14

• 8,16

• 5,10

___________ is a themed routine performed by a team of four skaters.

• Quartet

• Quarter

• Quad

• Small group dance