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Year 11 PDHPE Core 2 Revision

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a test of cardiorespiratory endurance?

a)

Sit and reach test

b)

Vertical jump

c)

100m sprint

d)

12 minute run

2.

What is the term given to the muscle that relaxes to allow movement?

a)

Agonist

b)

Antagonist

c)

Stabiliser

d)

Fixator

3.

What is the term used to describe the movement that makes a joint move beyond its normal range?

a)

Extension

b)

Flexion

c)

Hyperextension

d)

Circumduction

4.

What is the component of blood responsible for the transportation of oxygen around the body?

a)

Red Blood Cells

b)

White blood cells

c)

Platelets

d)

Plasma

5.

Which of the following groups of bones belong to the axial skeleton?

a)

Cranium, vertebral column, femur

b)

Vertebral column, ribs, scapular

c)

Cranium, ribs, pelvis

d)

Vertebral column, cranium, ribs

6.

Which term defines the amount of blood pumped by the heart in a single contraction?

a)

Heart rate

b)

Ventilation rate

c)

Stroke volume

d)

Cardiac output

7.

Imagine a group of swimmers competing in a 50m race.


Which biomechanical statement related to the swimmers is correct?

a)

Velocity is unrelated to stroke length and stroke rate

b)

A more streamlined body will encounter more resistance

c)

Linear motion is the most efficient type of motion for

this event

d)

Maximum drag created by swimmers will best enhance performance

8.

Which of the following is correct about circulation through the heart?

a)

The right side of the heart receives oxygenated blood and

pumps it around the body

b)

The right side of the heart receives deoxygenated blood

and pumps it to the lungs

c)

The blood in the left atrium is pushed out to the lungs

and then to all parts of the body

d)

Blood is pumped from the right ventricle to the left

ventricle and then around the body

9.

Which of the following components of physical fitness is demonstrated in a ‘Standing Vertical Jump’ Test?

a)

Strength

b)

Endurance

c)

Speed

d)

Power

10.

Which of the following terms is a measure of the volume of blood pumped out of the heart per minute?

a)

Cardiac output

b)

Stroke volume

c)

Heart rate

d)

Systolic volume

11.

The vertical jump test is a measure of a skill-related component of physical fitness.

In which of the following athletic events would this component be most important?

a)

42km marathon run

b)

400m hurdles

c)

High jump

d)

20km race walk

12.

What type of joint exists between the bones indicated in the diagram?

a)

Fibrous

b)

Cartilaginous

c)

Freely moveable

d)

Synovial

13.

Which of the following are ALL measurements of skill-related fitness?

a)

Coordination, balance, reaction time

b)

Strength, flexibility, coordination

c)

Agility, coordination, body composition

d)

Agility, coordination, body composition

14.

What is the main role of blood plasma?

a)

To assist with blood clotting

b)

To transport oxygen to muscles

c)

To fight infection within the body

d)

To enable cell, nutrient and waste transfer

15.

Which of these muscles is responsible for arm abduction?

a)

Pectorals

b)

Trapezius

c)

Deltoid

d)

Biceps

16.

Observe the diagram of blood flow in a part of the human body.

a)

Pulmonary circulation

b)

Systemic circulation

c)

Systolic circulation

d)

Diastolic circulation

17.

What is the function of flat bones in the human body?

a)

Assist in movement and function as levers

b)

Assist in movement and transfer of forces

c)

Places of attachment for muscles and protect vital organs

d)

None of the above

18.

Observe the above skeletal joint image.


Which of the following is correct of the joint shown?

a)

It is a hinge joint allowing flexion and extension

b)

It is a ball and socket joint allowing flexion and extension

c)

It is a synovial joint allowing flexion, extension and full rotation

d)

It is a cartilaginous joint allowing flexion, extension and some rotation

19.

What movement is caused by concentric contraction of these muscles?

a)

Abduction

b)

Adduction

c)

Dorsi flexion

d)

Plantar flexion

20.

Observe the image (letters show 4 important muscles in the leg).

Which Answer has the correct order of muscles WXYZ?

a)

Quadriceps - Hamstrings - Tibilais anterior - Gastrocnemius

b)

Hamstrings - Gastrocnemius - Quadriceps - Tibialis anterior

c)

Quadriceps - Tibialis anterior - Hamstrings - Gastrocnemius

d)

Hamstrings - Gastrocnemius - Triceps - Tibialis anterior

21.

Which health-related component of fitness is measured using a hand dynamometer?

a)

Muscular endurance

b)

Muscular power

c)

Muscular strength

d)

Body composition

22.

Which bone is large, triangular, relatively flat and forms part of the joint; where the arm attaches to the trunk of the body?

a)

Clavicle

b)

Scapula

c)

Sternum

d)

Humerus

23.

At the commencement of exercise the body’s immediate physiological response is:

a)

Increased heart rate, decreased ventilation rate

b)

Increased heart rate, increased ventilation rate

c)

Increased heart rate, stable ventilation rate

d)

Increased heart rate, increased lactate

24.

Newton’s first law is related to:

a)

Equal and opposite reactions

b)

A change in momentum

c)

Force applied to an object

d)

Inertia

25.

Movement of a body part towards the mid-line of the body is referred to as:

a)

Adduction

b)

Abduction

c)

Elevation

d)

Extension

26.

The base of support refers to an…

a)

A) Imaginary line passing through the centre of gravity

b)

A) Imaginary area that is around the outside edge of the feet

c)

A) Imaginary redistribution of mass to one side of the object

d)

A) Imaginary change in momentum

27.

Linear motion refers to:

a)

The quantity of motion a body possesses

b)

The movement of a body from one location to another in a particular direction, or an ‘as the crow flies measurement’

c)

The movement of a body from one position to another

d)

When a body and all parts connected to it travel the same distance in the same direction and at the same speed

28.

In order to reduce profile drag a cyclist will:

a)

‘Hunch’ forward to reduce the size of their frontal area

b)

Wear a helmet with lots of breathable holes

c)

Wear a lycra suit

d)

Sit upright in their seat to increase their cross-sectional area

29.

Where pressure differences occur, objects always move from the area of high pressure to low pressure.


Imagine a tennis player has hit a topspin return. Which best explains why this ball will drop more rapidly than a ball hot without topspin.

a)

There is excessive drag behind the ball

b)

A high pressure area above the ball opposes a low pressure area below the ball

c)

A low pressure area behind the ball opposes a high pressure area in front of the ball

d)

A low pressure area above the ball opposes a high pressure area below the ball

30.

Reaction forces refer to:

a)

Forces generated by muscles working on joints

b)

Forces to prevent objects leaving the ground

c)

Equal and opposite forces exerted in response to applied forces

d)

Forces developed within the body

31.

A wicket keeper moves their arms behind their body to increase the distance over which the ball is caught.


Which biomechanical principle does this refer to?

a)

Absorbing force

b)

Applying force to an object

c)

Applying force to the ground

d)

None of the above

32.

In order to reduce surface drag a swimmer:

a)

Will race in tight bodysuits made of special friction reducing fabric

b)

Will race in board shorts

c)

Dive from the starting blocks

d)

Will tumble turn between laps

33.

The humerus is the major long bone in the upper arm, joining the shoulder to the elbow.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

Synovial fluid forms a cushion between joint surfaces.

a)

True

b)

False

35.

An antagonist muscle is one that must relax and lengthen to allow the agonist muscle to contract.

a)

True

b)

False

36.

In a concentric contraction, the muscle shortens, causing movement at the joint.

a)

True

b)

False

37.

Muscle hypertrophy is a decrease in the size of muscles as strength increases.

a)

True

b)

False

38.

Body composition cannot be changed by diet or exercise.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

A person’s blood pressure stays the same regardless of posture, breathing, emotion, exercise and sleep.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

The multistage fitness test is a good test of cardiorespiratory endurance.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

Aerobic means ‘in the absence of oxygen’.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

Cardiac output equals heart rate times stroke volume (HR x SV).

a)

True

b)

False

43.

For an object to float, it needs to displace an amount of water that weighs less than itself.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

An athlete is perfectly balanced when their line of gravity dissects their centre of gravity.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

If the mass of an object is increased, less force is needed to move the object the same distance.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

Objects with a bigger cross-sectional area produce more form drag than streamlined objects.

a)

True

b)

False

47.

The further the centre of gravity is away from the base of support, the less stable is the body or object.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

The human heart has 4 chambers.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

An elite male sprinter has the above speed results in an Olympic 100m final. Which of the following is correct of the data in this graph?

a)

Momentum between 7 and 8 seconds in increasing

b)

He accelerates from 0 to 12.5m per second, within 3 seconds

c)

Speed at the 6 second mark is 10m per second

d)

He is losing velocity at the 9 second mark

50.

Observe the image indicating centre of gravity AND centre of buoyancy in a swimmer while floating. To what does the centre of buoyancy refer?

a)

The centre of mass of the swimmer

b)

The centre of gravity of the volume of water displaced by the swimmer

c)

The centre of gravity of that part of the swimmer that is below the water surface

d)

The centre of gravity of the swimmer together with the surrounding water.

51.

In moving from position 1 to position 2, which of the following is correct?

Use the format of: Knee joint action - Elbow joint action - Knee joint agonist - Knee joint contraction

a)

Flexion - Extension - Hamstrings - Eccentric

b)

Extension - Flexion - Quadriceps - Concentric

c)

Flexion - Extension - Gluteus Maximus - Isometric

d)

Extension - Flexion - Gastrocnemius- Concentric

52.

A volleyball player serves a ball.


Which of the following statements related to the force of an object is correct?

a)

The quantity of force applied to the ball will determine the acceleration of the ball

b)

The force applied to the ball is always equivalent to the mass of the player

c)

The acceleration of the ball is the result of the Magnus Effect

d)

Use of maximum force during the serve will eliminate the development of drag and lift forces around the ball.

53.

An athlete beings at point A and runs the circular track for 200 m, finishing at point C.

What does the line A – C represent?

a)

Acceleration

b)

Velocity

c)

Displacement

d)

Momentum

54.

At the beginning of the season, a hockey coach decides to assess the cardiorespiratory endurance of players in her team? Which is correct?

a)

Ability of muscles to endure physical work for long periods ---> 30m sprint test

b)

Ability of muscles to perform movement quickly ---> Sit up test

c)

Ability of muscles to exert force against a resistance ---> 15 minute run

d)

Ability of muscles to use oxygen ---> Multi-stage fitness test

55.

Take note of the image illustrating gaseous exchange in the alveoli of human lungs. Which correctly describes what process is occurring?

a)

Oxygen and CO2 are moving from areas of low concentration to areas of high concentration

b)

Red blood cells are picking up CO2 and delivering oxygen by diffusion

c)

The high concentration of oxygen un blood cells is forcing CO2 out of the blood capillaries into the alveoli

d)

Capillary blood flowing past each alveolus diffuses carbon dioxide out and absorbs oxygen in across the alveolus membrane

56.

Note how the diagram illustrates changes in the chest cavity as we breathe. Which sequence correctly identifies what happens during breathing expiration?

a)

Lungs contract -> Diaphragm relaxes -> Ribs move down and in

b)

Lungs contract -> Bronchioles contract -> Sternum rises

c)

Lungs expand -> Bronchioles open -> Stomach contracts

d)

Lungs expand -> Diaphragm contracts -> Ribs move up and out