WorksheetsAEP - P3 - P.E- finals review
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 38mins
A transfer of weight from one foot to the other
Walking
Running
Hopping
Skipping
moving your feet with a longer stride and in a faster speed
Walking
Running
Hopping
Skipping
springing on one foot and landing on the same foot.
Jumping
leaping
Hopping
Skipping
a step and hop movement of the legs using the same foot
Jumping
leaping
sliding
Skipping
springing and landing on both feet
Jumping
leaping
sliding
Skipping
springing on one foot and landing on the other foot
Jumping
leaping
sliding
galloping
gliding on the floor sideward or forwards, alternating using the right and left foot
Jumping
leaping
sliding
galloping
stepping on one foot and cutting the other, either sideward or forward
Jumping
leaping
sliding
galloping
Which is NOT a locomotor movement?
Sliding
Skipping
Jumping
Rotating
A body movement that allows your body to move from one place to another
Locomotor movement
Non-locomotor movement
a stationary movement of the body that does not allow your body to move from one place to another.
Locomotor movement
Non-locomotor movement
moving from a straight position into a curve position at a joint
Bending
Stretching
Twisting
rotating
extending any part of the body from the joints
Bending
Stretching
Twisting
rotating
movement of the body around a long axis, usually for the head and body
balancing
Stretching
Twisting
rotating
moving a part of the body around the axis
balancing
lifting
Twisting
rotating
an even distribution of weight to maintain the body upright and steady
balancing
lifting
swinging
swaying
elevating a part of the body, usually for the arms and legs
balancing
lifting
swinging
swaying
moving a body part side to side, or forward and back
balancing
lifting
swinging
swaying
shifting weight from one side to the other side smoothly
balancing
lifting
swinging
swaying
A movement pattern to push the object away from the body
catching
Throwing
A movement using your hands to stop and hold an object that is moving through the air
catching
Throwing
this throw uses a forward-backward swing of the hand to release an object.
underhand
overhand
this throw is made with the arm moving above the shoulder.
underhand
overhand
this catch is receiving a ball above the shoulder level
underhand
overhand
this catch is receiving a ball below the shoulder level
underhand
overhand
an intentional transfer of the ball from one person to another
(a)
push the ball away from the chest by hands and arms
Chest pass
bounce pass
Rolling a ball
Kicking a ball
a pass that strikes the ball on the ground before getting to the other person
Chest pass
bounce pass
Rolling a ball
Kicking a ball
to move the ball forward along the surface
Chest pass
bounce pass
Rolling a ball
Kicking a ball
to move the ball forward along the surface with your foot
Chest pass
bounce pass
Rolling a ball
Kicking a ball
To strike a ball with force
Hitting a ball
Bouncing a ball
Rolling a ball
Kicking a ball
an up and down movement of the ball from a surface
Hitting a ball
Bouncing a ball
Rolling a ball
Kicking a ball
what can I do to test the ability of my body systems working together to perform activities
Physical fitness test
Eye test
hearing test
How can I test flexibility?
sit and reach
push ups
50 meter run
Standing long jump
How can I test strength?
sit and reach
push ups
50 meter run
Standing long jump
How can I test speed?
shuttle run
Reaction time
50 meter run
Standing long jump
How can I test power?
shuttle run
Reaction time
50 meter run
Standing long jump
How can I test agility?
shuttle run
Reaction time
50 meter run
Standing long jump
How can I test reaction time?
shuttle run
Stick drop test
50 meter run
Standing long jump
