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Skill Learning

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of skill is this?

a)

Fine

b)

Open

c)

Closed

d)

Externally paced

2.

Which is NOT a stage of learning?

a)

Cognitive

b)

Autonomous

c)

Understanding

d)

Associative

3.

For this picture, classify the skill

a)

Closed and fine motor skill

b)

Open and gross motor skill

c)

Open and fine motor skill

d)

Closed, and gross motor skill

4.

For this picture, classify the skill

a)

Closed, fine motor skill

b)

Open, gross motor skill

c)

Open, fine motor skill

d)

Closed, gross motor skill

5.

Categorise the following as fine or gross motor skills: Riding a scooter

a)

Fine

b)

Gross

6.

When a muscle contracts, it _______

a)

gets longer

b)

gets shorter

c)

gets thinner

d)

grows hair

7.

Muscles always work in _____

a)

pairs

b)

groups of 3

c)

bones

d)

joints

8.

This is the process of focusing on a particular object in the environment for a certain period of time.

a)

Positive thinking

b)

Selective attention

c)

Mental rehearsal

d)

Imagery

9.

A motor unit is

a)

the combination of the brain and the nerve

b)

the combination of the nerve and the oesophagus

c)

the combination of the muscle and the nerve

d)

the combination of the brain and the digestive system

10.

Which of the following would NOT influence how quickly we notice a 'cue' in a netball game:

a)

the colour of the ball

b)

the amount of grip on the outside of the ball

c)

how quickly your team mate threw the ball to you

d)

if the sun is shining in your eyes

11.

'Scanning' is a technique that we use to:

a)

identify the visual or auditory cues that are relevant for the next movement

b)

identify the smells that can be used to make a movement

c)

feel the ground under our feet

12.

The section of the brain that is directly linked to decisions about muscle movement is:

a)

the occipital lobe

b)

the frontal cortex

c)

the motor cortex