Understanding Manipulative Movements

What is a manipulative movement?

• A movement that is stationary

• A movement without any objects

• A movement using objects or tools

• A movement involving the whole body

Which of the following is NOT an example of a manipulative movement?

• Jumping

• Catching

• Throwing

• Dribbling

What is the purpose of combining manipulative movements?

• To make movements more complex

• To reduce the use of objects

• To simplify the movements

• To increase the speed of movements

What is the correct position of the hands when catching a ball?

• Hands behind the back

• Hands open

• Hands above the head

• Hands closed

How can you practice throwing and catching alone?

• By using a mirror

• By using a partner

• By using a video tutorial

• By using a wall

Which object is typically used for bouncing in manipulative movements?

• Soccer ball

• Basketball

• Tennis ball

• Baseball

What part of the foot is used for dribbling a soccer ball?

• Heel

• Toe

• Outside of the foot

• Inside of the foot

Which technique involves moving the ball with the feet while maintaining control?

• Dribbling

• Catching

• Bouncing

• Throwing

What is the main focus of manipulative movements?

• Flexibility

• Strength

• Coordination

• Speed

Which of the following is a combination of manipulative movements?

• Running and jumping

• Throwing and catching

• Standing and bending

• Walking and sitting