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WorksheetsYear 11 PE
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What are the three stages of Fitts & Posner's Model
Cognitive, Intermediate, Expert
Beginner, Intermediate, Expert
Cognitive, Associative, Autonomous
Task, Environment, Individual
What is a motor program
a plan of action for performing a complex motor skill
a plan of action for performing a simple motor skill
A simple motor skill
An involuntary movement that is not controlled
What are the three phases of a skill
Start, middle, end
Stimulus, Decision-making, response
cognitive, associative, autonomous
Preparatory, Execution, Follow through
Which of the following is not a type of motor skill
Fine & Gross
Open & Closed
Simple & Complex
Discrete, Continuous & Serial
Which of the following is a closed skill
Tennis Serve
Passing a ball
Shooting at goal
Tackling in rugby
What are the 5 characteristics of motor skill learning
Improvement, Stability, Retention, Discrete, Serial
Consistency, Adaptability, Stimulus, Cognitive, Autonomous
Stability, Persistence, Improvement, Consistency, Adaptability
Constraints, Stimulus, Retention, Performance, Learning
What are the three stages of the information processing model
Cognitive, Associative, Autonomous
Task, environment, individual
Constraints, rate limiters, environment
Stimulus identification, Response selection, Response Execution
Select which of the following are an environmental constraint
Weather conditions
Height
Rules of the game
Playing surface
Number of spectators
Whats the difference between a constraint and a rate limiter
Both have negative effects on performance
Both have positive effects on performance
Rate limiters have a negative effect on performance
A skill practised in a continuous constant manner is what type of practice
Distributed
Massed
Whole part whole
Random
What is intrinsic feedback
Internal information that a player receives during and after performance of a skill
External information that a player receives during or after performance of a skill
Feedback that you get from other people
Information provided from knowledge of results
What is a specialised movement sequence
Possible solutions to movement problems
Simple skills
Jumping
Combinations of fundamental movement skills
What is functional anatomy
Studies how muscles and bones in the body work together to produce movement
Muscles and bones in the body
Internal framework of the bones in the body
The study of movement and movement strategies
What is biomechanics
Studies how the muscles and bones help produce movement
Study of how to prevent injury
Studies the laws of mechanics and how they relate to movement
Study of movement learning
Which of the following is not a general principle of biomechanics
Forces
Motion
Levers
Balance & Stability
Movement strategies
