QUIZ 2B

What is the primary task of supervision in athletics?

• To schedule training sessions

• To monitor athlete performance

• To teach advanced skills

• To ensure safety practices are implemented

What percentage of athletic injuries involve supervision lapses?

• 70%

• 50%

• 80%

• 60%

What type of supervision involves closer contact with the athlete?

• Indirect supervision

• Elastic supervision

• Direct supervision

• Emergency supervision

In what situation is indirect supervision typically used?

• When athletes are new

• When athletes are well-learned and competent

• When athletes are in distress

• When athletes are competing

What is crucial for gender-sensitive supervision?

• Only female supervisors are needed

• Supervision can be done remotely

• Supervisors of both genders should be present

• Only male supervisors are needed

What should supervisors do if a child's ride home is late?

• Leave the child alone

• Wait with the child until the ride arrives

• Call the parents to pick up the child

• Notify local police and have the child picked up

What should be developed for critical local emergencies?

• Athlete schedules

• Emergency plans

• Training manuals

• Performance reviews

What is important when matching opponents in strength training?

• Mixing genders for diversity

• Randomly assigning partners

• Grouping athletes with similar physical characteristics

• Pairing athletes with different skills

Who should be included in the performance safety team?

• Specialists like team physician and athletic trainer

• Parents and guardians

• Only the athletes

• Only the head coach

What health threat is associated with athletes?

• Seasonal allergies

• Flu

• Common cold

• Sickle cell trait