WorksheetsVCE PE Unit 3 Movement skills
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What are the skills that form the basis of all movements in sport?
Subroutines
Fundamental Motor Skills
Massed Practice
Closed Skills
Fundamental movement skills (FMS) come under which of the following headings?
Object control eg Throwing
Body control eg Balancing
Locomotive skills eg Running
Aquatic skills eg Floating
Fundamental motor skills used specifically for individual sports are called what?
Sport skills
Skill sports
Specific skills
Sport-specific skills
Motor skills that use small muscle groups with an emphasis on precision are called?
Fine motor skills
Gross motor skills
Fundamental motor skills
Sport-specific motor skills
Motor skills that use large muscle groups that result in a coordinated action are called?
Open motor skills
Fine motor skills
Gross motor skills
Closed motor skills
When skills are described as being in an environment that is predictable, and can be repeatable, they are known as..?
Open motor skills
Closed motor skills
Discrete motor skills
Continuous motor skills
When skills are described as being in an environment that is unpredictable, and need to vary, they are known as..?
Open motor skills
Closed motor skills
Discrete motor skills
Continuous motor skills
Skills that are of brief duration and have a clear start and finish are known as...?
Discrete motor skills
Continuous motor skills
Serial motor skills
Open motor skills
Skills that are a combination of other discrete skills are known as..
Discrete motor skills
Continuous motor skills
Serial motor skills
Open motor skills
A skill that is repeated over and over is a?
Serial motor skill
Continuous motor skill
Discrete motor skill
Movement constraints involve what factors?
Individual eg Body structure
Task eg Rules of the game
Environmental eg Weather
Financial eg Value of the Australian dollar
Individual constraints are categorised as being?
Team orientated eg How do players work together?
Structural eg Height
Irrelevant eg Just do what you want
Functional eg Eye sight
If an athlete's performance is successful this could lead to.....
Further participation
Improved motor skills due to practice
Being more likely to want to keep playing sport
The athlete dropping out
Familial advantage is ....
How close a coach is with his/her athletes
A positive influence on skills of having parents or siblings who play sport
Guaranteed to produce champions
In what order are the four tasks of qualitative analysis?
Preparation, Evaluation, Observation and Error correction.
Evaluation, Error correction, Preparation and Observation
Preparation, Observation, Error correction and Evaluation
Preparation, Observation, Evaluation and Error correction
Features of preparation include gathering information on:
Critical features of the skill
Information about the performer
Details about the observation stage
What constitutes ineffective instruction
Observation involves:
Watching the athlete perform the skill
Provide performer with feedback
Get the athlete to correct their issues
Record digitally the athlete performing the skill
Evaluation involves:
Identifying errors
Judge success of body positions throughout execution of skill
Rank critical feature of skill
Figure out what are critical features of skill
Error correction involves:
Providing feedback to the performer
Modify practice eg create closed conditions
Providing a demonstration or show video footage of skilled performance
Manual or mechanical guidance to improve performance
Feedback is:
Useful to those who want to improve
Unhelpful to those who look for excuses
