WorksheetsLO1 Extrinsic Factors- The Environment
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which is the correct definition of extrinsic factors?
An external factor that reduces sporting performance.
Factors outside of the body and not in your control that can increase or decrease the risk of injury
Factors inside of the body and not in your control that can increase or decrease the risk of injury
An external factor that can be controlled to make sport safer
The acronym TEECH helps you to remember the 5 extrinsic factors. Which of the following definitions is correct?
Training, Environment, Equipment, Coaching, Helping
Type, Extrinsic, Equipment, Coaching, Hazards
Tutors, English, Engage, Catching, Handful.
Type, Environment, Equipment, Coaching, Hazards.
If the extrinsic factor is the Environment, which of these is the odd one out?
Weather
Other Participants
Footwear
Playing surface
In a sportshall you notice some water. What is environmental factor you would be considering?
Weather
Playing surface
Other Participants
Hard floor
In a fitness suite in a Leisure centre, which of these environmental factors would not be a consideration?
Other participants?
Weather
Playing surface
Litter would be classed as which environmental factor?
Weather
Other participants
Playing surface
If there was thick fog during a cycle race, which of the following would be the best example of the risk posed?
The cyclist could crash
They might run into an oncoming car.
The cyclist wouldn't be able to see where they are going
The cyclist would not be able to see where they were going, so may crash, which would create a high likelihood of breaking a limb.
Which of the following is most likely to be an issue in hot temperatures?
Dehydration
Fatigue
Sickness
Tiredness
Which is most likely to be an issue in very cold temperatures?
Hyperthermia
Hypothermia
Cold fingers
Frost bite
Which of the following is unlikely to be an issue on an icy surface?
Hyperthermia because its so cold.
Slipping on paths around the pitch whilst wearing studs.
Concussion caused by hitting their head on hard ground
Studs not being able to grip properly so slipping is more likely
Bonus Question: How many marks is Mr Wright's magic number for your exam??
48
42
32
36
