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WorksheetsGCSE PE Cambridge
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
In the arm you can find the following bones.
Humerous, Scapula, Ulna
Humerous, Ulna Phalanges
Humerous, Radius, Ulna
Humerous, Radius, Clavicle
Fixed joints can be found in:
Coccyx
Ankle
Femur
Lumbar vertebrae
The function of the skeleton is:
Protection of the important organs
Give shape and form to the body
Produce blood cells in the bone marrow
Make sure movement of the body is possible
All of the above
The femur is a (a) bone
Your hip joint is a (a) joint
Movements possible at the hip joint are:
Kicking
Flexion
Forward
Circulation
Extention
These joints have in common:
All hinge joints
All synovial joints
All slightly movable joints
All made out of long bones
The antagonistic pair of your Gluteus is:
Quadriceps
Biceps
Tibialis anterior
Hip flexors
Name an example of a concentric contraction:
Jumping with 2 feet together over the hurdles
Push up with hand clap
Lifting a weight bar with your hands to your shoulder
Leaning against the wall with your legs at 90 degree bend
A track cyclist has mostly (a) muscle fibre
Air that I exhale consists of:
78% N2, 21% CO2, 0,4% O2
78% N2, 21% O2, 0,6% CO2
78% N2, 17% O2, 4,6% CO2
78% N2, 17% CO2, 4,6% O2
Muscles involved in breathing:
Intercostal muscles
Diaphragm
Neck muscles
Pectorals
The blood in the human body has:
red bloodcells
water
acid
platelets
To how many circuits does you heart pump the blood?
1
2
3
4
The atria and the ventricles in your heart are separated by:
muscle tissue
ligaments
valves
bone tissue
Name the nutrient which delivers energy to the body?
(a)
Athletes who use mostly aerobic exercise are:
(a)
After running 4 times 400m. in an interval training you:
have to vomit
experience O2 debt
have an injury
The second law of Newton you can recognize in the following performance.
Put a tennis ball in your pocket
When you kick a football you feel a counter force in your foot.
Standing in the starting position for a 25m. swim
Throw a javelin as far as you can
A good example of a force in sports is (a) force
