What is the purpose of "SUMMARISE" in an exam question?

To give the main points and describe each one.

To provide a detailed description of main features.

To specify the meaning of a word or phrase.

What are you being asked to do when the command word "COMPARE & CONTRAST" is used in an exam?

Give similarities and differences of both parts, explaining each using examples.

Give a detailed description of main features.

What does "DISCUSS" entail when it is used as a command word in an exam?

To recall facts related to the information.

To give a summary of the main points.

To state the main point(s) and what it includes.

What is expected when you are asked to "JUSTIFY" in an exam?

To give a detailed description of main features.

To recall a fact in relation to the information.

In an exam, what does "ANALYSE" ask you to do?

To separate information into points and explain each, giving reason and using examples.

To specify the meaning of a word or phrase.

To recall a fact in relation to the information.

What is the goal of "EVALUATE" in the context of an exam question?

To provide an agreement for both sides, explain the reason and using examples.

To give a summary of the main points.

To give details about main features.

To specify the meaning of a word or phrase.

According to the classification of skills, which one of the following is not a criterion used for placement of skills on continua?

Environmental influence (open-closed)

Pacing (self-paced-externally paced)

What is one of the areas of strength mentioned for the PE Department?

Behaviour management as a major strength

Inconsistent results across faculty

Lack of focus on disadvantaged students

What is the intent of the PE Department's curriculum design?

To provide knowledge that feeds into KS4/5 options

To limit participation in sports

To ensure a sedentary lifestyle

To focus solely on motor skill development

What is the purpose of 'Enrichment' as mentioned in the PE Department document?

To provide extensive opportunities to develop sporting excellence and encourage lifelong participation

To reduce the number of cultural trips

To focus on academic achievements only

To limit the scope of physical education

Which of the following is a focus area for development in the PE Department?

Celebrating and sustaining success

Decreasing the use of topic texts

Reducing the number of accreditations

Building on prior knowledge with KS2

What is the purpose of 'Challenge' tasks according to the lesson structure?

To set tasks appropriate for pupils of all abilities and create a 'Challenge' learning zone

To provide an easy task for all pupils

To create a competitive environment

To focus solely on high-achieving students

How are 'Learning Intentions' used in the classroom?

They are explicitly shared and reviewed for pupil ownership of learning

They are kept secret from the pupils

They are only used by the staff

They are used to test pupils' memory

What is the role of 'Enriched reading' in the lesson structure?

To regularly use topic texts and provide opportunities to read within the classroom

To discourage reading in the classroom

To provide limited text options for reading

To use topic texts that have been rarely used

What is expected from teachers when they 'Ask Targeted Questions'?

To ask specific questions to key pupils and challenge the use of key command words and subject terminology in verbal responses

To ask random questions unrelated to the subject

To avoid asking any questions during the lesson

To only ask questions at the end of the lesson

What is the purpose of 'Retrieval' tasks in the lesson structure?

To use clear, frequent and explicit retrieval tasks to review and connect learning

To confuse pupils with difficult tasks

To only focus on short-term memory

To use unclear and infrequent retrieval tasks

How is student work assessed and feedback provided according to the lesson structure?

MEG stickers are on the front of books and work is regularly marked with effective feedback

MEG stickers are never used and work is not marked

Feedback is only given verbally at the end of the term

Students are left to assess their own work without guidance

What is the purpose of reviewing and refining assessment at KS4/5 according to the Development Target section?

To ensure pupils are accessing the correct tier of physical development

To develop a bank of articles for enriched reading

To develop an IEP for each pupil

What is the role of corridor displays as mentioned in the document?

To be refreshed and kept up to date

To be developed into meaningful learning environments

To improve grade quality at KS4 and KS5

What is the intended outcome of further interrogation of exam data?

To improve grade quality at KS4 and KS5

To introduce KS3 Assessment Trackers

To identify potential gaps in motor skill development

Who should be clearly identified in lessons at KS3 according to the document?

Pupils with the best SPI scores

What should students do with their hair during PE lessons according to the learning material?

Hair can be styled any way as long as it is neat

Hair must be dyed a natural color

Hair should be cut short for PE lessons

Which of the following items are students NOT allowed to wear during PE according to the learning material?

School knitted jumpers, hoodies, or coats

What is the policy on boots inside the building as stated in the learning material?

Boots can be worn anywhere inside the building

Boots are allowed only in specific areas

Boots are required for PE lessons

According to the learning material, what should non-doers do during PE lessons?

They should leave the school premises

They are allowed to go to other subjects

They should sit quietly and not participate

Under what condition can students wear coats during PE lessons as mentioned in the learning material?

In extreme conditions and the coats must be suitable for physical activity and zipped up

When they have forgotten their PE kit

Coats are never allowed during PE lessons

What is the concern expressed about KS4 lessons?

They lack real intensity and have become too recreational

What is expected from pupils after using the minibus?

To clean after use and keep tidy

Understanding Exam Command Words

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Physical Ed

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does the command word "STATE" in an exam question prompt you to do?

Give an explanation with reasons and examples.

Recall a fact in relation to the information.

Provide an agreement for both sides and explain the reason using examples.

Explain key points of each part or view using examples.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

When asked to "DEFINE" in an exam, what are you expected to do?

Give possible solutions.

Give details about main features.

Specify the meaning of a word or phrase.

Give the main points and describe each one.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

If an exam question asks you to "IDENTIFY/OUTLINE," what should your answer include?

An agreement for both sides using examples.

A recall of facts in relation to the information.

The main points and a description of each.

The main point(s) and possibly what it refers to or includes.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is required when the command word "DESCRIBE" is used in an exam question?

Give possible solutions.

Give details about main features.

Support the idea with evidence, reason, and examples.

Recall a fact in relation to the information.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does "SUGGEST" ask you to do in an exam context?

Provide an agreement for both sides and explain the reason using examples.

Give details about main features.

Give possible solutions.

Recall a fact in relation to the information.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

When an exam question includes "USING AN EXAMPLE," what should you make sure to include in your answer?

A detailed description of main features.

A recall of a fact without additional information.

A sporting or health example to support your answer.

A summary of the main points.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does the command word "EXPLAIN" require you to do in an exam?

Just state the facts.

Give an explanation with reason why, using examples.

Provide a summary of the main points.

Compare and contrast different views.

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