Worksheetsfamily PE quiz
Total questions: 72
Worksheet time: 41mins
When at the line of scrimmage players from the offensive team must all be...
Next to their defender
Within 1 yard of the line of scrimmage
In the end zone
On their side of the line of scrimmage
A defensive player catches the offensive team’s pass in bounds. This is called a/an…
Fumble
Incomplete pass
Touchdown
Interception
When the offensive team is downed in their own end zone (not the end zone they are trying to score in) it is called a/an…
Safety
Extra point
Interception
Touchdown
The offensive team’s player loses control of the ball (drops it on the field) before they are downed. This is called a/an…
Interception
Fumble
Complete pass
Punt
A touchdown is worth 6 points, a field goal is worth 3 points, and a safety is worth 2 points.
True
False
On 4th down the offense has the choice to either play for the 1st down or punt the ball.
True
False
Offensively, a wide receiver is primarily used in the passing game while a running back is primarily used for running the ball.
True
False
Making contact with an offensive player who is attempting to catch a pass is illegal and is referred to as pass interference (assume the ball hasn’t been thrown yet or is still in the air).
True
False
If a player catches a forward pass they can throw it to another teammate that is in front of them to advance the ball.
True
False
If a player drops a pass attempt and never had control of the ball, a player from the opposing team can pick it up and try to score.
True
False
Intercepting the progress of the ball with some part of the body is called:
Trapping
Catching
Punting
Dribbling
When the ball goes out of play over the sideline it is put back in play with a:
Kick off
Goal kick
Throw in
Penalty kick
When the ball goes over the endline after being last touched by a defensive player it is put in play with a:
Kick off
Goal kick
Throw in
Corner kick
When the ball goes over the endline after being last touched by an offensive player it is put in play with a:
Kick off
Goal kick
Throw in
Penalty kick
The throw in rule requires:
both hands
An over the head throw
Both feet in contact with the ground
All answers are correct
Where does the kick-off take place?
Goal Box
Midfield
Corner
None of the above
When going for the ball you CAN hold or push your opponent to get position, but you CANNOT kick or trip them to get position.
True
False
A goalie may use his/her privileges (ie. pick the ball up with their hands) anywhere on the field.
True
False
Choose the answer that has the most ELASTIC POTENTIAL energy.
a rubber band pulled back all the way
a rubber band pulled back part of the way
a rubber band laying on a table
Choose the answer that has the most GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL energy.
a 500 kg boulder on a 5 meter hill
a 500 kg boulder on a 10 meter hill
a 500 kg boulder on a 20 meter hill
Choose the answer that has the most GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL energy
a bird flying 7 kmph 3 meters off the ground
a bird flying 7 kmph 6 meters off the ground
a bird flying 10 kmph 3 meters off the ground
Choose the answer that has the most GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL energy.
a car going 10 kmph on top of a mountain
a car going 15 kmph on the 3rd floor of a parking garage
a car going 20 kmph on an interstate ramp
What two factors affect GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL energy?
mass
height
speed
mass and speed
mass and height
What two factors affect kinetic energy?
mass
speed
height
mass and speed
mass and height
When figuring GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL energy, what matters more?
speed
height
amount of fur
Which has more GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL energy and WHY? (Choose the BEST explanation!)
A roller coaster car at the top of a hill
OR
a roller coaster car at the bottom of the hill.
The car at the top because it is not moving, so it has more potential energy.
The car at the top because it is higher off the ground, so it has more GPE.
The car at the bottom because it is going faster.
The car at the bottom because it can't go any lower.
Which has more KINETIC energy and WHY? (Choose the BEST explanation!)
A roller coaster car at the top of a hill
OR
a roller coaster car at the bottom of the hill.
The car at the top because it is not moving, so it has more potential energy.
The car at the top because it is higher off the ground, so it has more GPE.
The car at the bottom because it is going faster.
The car at the bottom because it can't go any lower.
What is the mechanical energy of a system?
just potential energy
just kinetic energy
the sum of the potential and kinetic energy
kinetic energy minus potential energy
A plane flying above the ground has what energy?
Only GPE because it is high
Only KE because it is moving
GPE and KE because it is off the ground and moving
What are some examples of cardiovascular fitness?
doing pull-ups
running the mile
heart rate mile
jump-roping
What is an example of muscular endurance?
running the mile
crunches
breathing
jump-roping
Flexibility: amount of force your muscles can produce
True
False
Body Composition: amount of force your muscles can produce
True
False
Ability to keep an upright posture while standing still or moving.
Agility
Balance
Coordination
Power
Reaction Time
Ability to use strength quickly. Involves strength and speed
Agility
Balance
Coordination
Power
Reaction Time
Ability to change the position of your body quickly and to control your body’s movements
Agility
Balance
Coordination
Power
Reaction Time
Amount of time it takes to make a move
Agility
Balance
Coordination
Power
Reaction Time
Ability to use your senses together with your body parts
Agility
Balance
Coordination
Power
Reaction Time
FIT
Flippin, Iguana, Trees
Fitness, Interest, Tight
Frequency, Intensity, Time
is one complete movement of an exercise
Rep
Set
Pacing
is a group of reps
Rep
Set
Pacing
is keeping a constant steady speed
Rep
Set
Pacing
Which of these is not part of RICE?
Ice
Rest
Compassion
Compression
Elevation
Which ball is used for basketball?
In soccer, who is the only player who can use their hands?
Midfielder
Defense
Forward
Goalie
Which is a push-up?
Which one is a jumping jack?
Which SAL enables the diver to feel the position of her body while in the air?
Stamina
Kinaesthetic Awareness
Creativity
Communication
Which international rugby team are nicknamed ‘The Pumas’?
Australia
South Africa
Zew Zealand
Argentina
Which TWO of these SALs would be most important for a hurdler to finish the race quickly?
Problem Solving
Leadership
Speed
Flexibility
Which golfer has won the most major titles?
Jack Nicklaus
Annika Sorenstam
Tiger Woods
Patty Berg
Speed and endurance are vital SALs in many sports. Arguably, the greatest test of both is the 800m track and field event. But who is the quickest athlete ever over 800m?
David Rudisha
Usain Bolt
Mo Farah
Michael Johnson
Which two SALs are most vital in golf?
Control
Leadership
Communication
Decision Making
Who is the leading goal scorer in English Premier League history?
Thierry Henry
Wayne Rooney
Sergio Aguero
Alan Shearer
Which 3 sports form a triathlon?
Swimming running cycling
Swimming running throwing
Jumping running cycling
Running cycling archery
Who has won more Rugby World Cups than anyone else?
England
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Simone Biles has won 25 World Championship medals. How many of those 25 were gold medals?
19
21
23
25
Which years did Andy Murray win Wimbledon? (select 2 answers)
2013
2014
2015
2016
How many yards is the length of an American Football field, INCLUDING the end zones at both ends?
100 YARDS
110 YARDS
120 YARDS
130 YARDS
What is the name of the position given to the person who is lifted up in a cheerleading stunt?
Smallest
Flyer
Plane
Wings
What is the national sport of Japan?
Baseball
Skateboarding
Sumo Wrestling
Tennis
How many players are there in a rugby league team?
11
12
13
14
What athletes are known for having the best VO2Max?
Cross country skiers
triathletes
cyclists
marathon runners
Which football teams logo is this?
West Ham
Tottenham Hotspur
Liverpool
Chelsea
How many players are on a netball team?
5
6
7
8
How many swimming strokes are there?
3
4
5
6
