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WorksheetsTeam Sports #3 (1st/2nd/3rd Blocks)
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 34mins
Which of the following are a part of the 5 components of fitness? (Multiple Answers)
Body Composition
Lifting Heavy Weights
Cardiovascular Endurance
Heart Rate
Muscular Endurance
The sit-n-reach test is an assessment used to measure one's ____
cardiovascular endurance
muscular strength
body composition
flexibility
This is the ability to lift your maximum weight at once
Muscular endurance
Cardiovascular endurance
Muscular strength
Flexibility
Muscular Endurance is...
the ability of a muscle group to sustain repeated contractions against resistance for an extended period of time.
how efficient you heart, blood vessels, and lungs supply and deliver oxygen rich blood to the muscles during physical activity.
the maximum amount of force that a muscle group can exert against some form of resistance in a single effort.
the range of motion in your joints and the mobility of your muscles, which allows more movement around your joints.
Body Composition is...
the ability of a muscle group to sustain repeated contractions against resistance for an extended period of time.
how efficient you heart, blood vessels, and lungs supply and deliver oxygen rich blood to the muscles during physical activity.
an indication of how much fat compared to how much muscle and bone you have with your body.
the range of motion in your joints and the mobility of your muscles, which allows more movement around your joints.
What is the FitnessGram test that assesses our Cardiovascular Endurance?
Curl-up Test
Push-up Test
Mile Run/Pacer Test
Sit and Reach Test
Performing as many sit-ups as you can is an example of.....
Flexibility
Muscular strength
Cardiovascular endurance
Muscular endurance
Body Mass Index (BMI) measures...
cardiovascular endurance.
flexibility.
muscular strength.
body composition.
Performing a squat with maximum amount of weight is an example of …..
Flexibility
Muscular strength
Cardiovascular endurance
Muscular endurance
Which activity will improve your cardiovascular endurance?
Sit-ups
Push-ups
Swimming laps
Stacking fire wood
Body Composition is determined by what two things?
Height and Gender
Weight and Age
Height and Age
Height and Weight
When does cardiovascular endurance usually occur?
usually occurs after the first 5 minutes of exercise
usually occurs after the first 1 hour of exercise
usually occurs after the first 1.5 minutes of exercise
usually occurs after the first 3 minutes of exercise
Flexibility is...
the ability of a muscle group to sustain repeated contractions against resistance for an extended period of time.
how efficient you heart, blood vessels, and lungs supply and deliver oxygen rich blood to the muscles during physical activity.
an indication of how much fat compared to how much muscle and bone you have with your body.
the range of motion in your joints and the mobility of your muscles, which allows more movement around your joints.
In Football, there can be _______ players on the field for one team at a time.
22
12
11
5
When a team scores 6 points it is called a ____________________.
Goal
Free point
Touchback
Touchdown
____________________ is when the team has possession of the ball and they are trying to score.
Offense
Defense
Special Team
_______________ is a defensive position that is considered the last line of defense.
Right Guard
Defensive Tackle
Safety
Wide Receiver
This player is considered the most important player on offense.
Wide Receiver
Left Guard
Tight End
Quarterback
___________________ are responsible for taking a handoff and running upfield to gain yardage. Other responsibilities include, catching passed balls and blocking to protect the quarterback.
Linebackers
Running backs
Quarterback
Free Safety
The defense
is trying to score.
attempts to keep the opposing team from advancing the football to a score.
is trying to move the ball down the field.
is trying to kick or punt the ball as far as possible.
View the diagram, what position is missing?
Linebackers
Running backs
Safeties
Defensive Tackles
What position is missing from the diagram?
Quarterback
Center
Right Guard
Wide Receivers
How many yards is a first down?
5
8
10
15
How many yards are needed to gain a first down?
15
5
20
10
what is it called when the defense catches a forward pass?
interception
complete
incomplete
If you touch the net during play, even on accident, the other team will get the point.
True
False
What type of hit is shown in this image?
Underhand
Overhand
Tophand
Set
How many hits does each TEAM get at one time?
1
3
6
9
How many times can a PLAYER hit the ball before another player needs to hit it?
1
3
6
9
What type of hit is shown in this image?
Underhand
Overhand
Tophand
Set
What manner do a team rotate in?
Counter-clockwise
Diagonally
Clockwise
Vertically
The game of volleyball is played to what score?
15
25
23
21
What are the three most common types of hits used in the game of volleyball?
Set
Spike
Bump & Forearm pass
All of them
If the score ends up tied, how many points do you need to win by?
4
0
1
2
A ball that touches any part of the out of bounds lines is in?
True
False
Each team rotates counterclockwise to the serving position?
True
False
An action taken by players by standing or jumping at the front of the net to stop or alter an opponent’s attack.
Set
Dig
Pass
Block
A serve that is not returnable AND results in a point is considered:
ace
block
fault
assist
A downward hit into the opponents court is known as a
bump
spike
set
serve
Team A just served to Team B and Team A lost the point. Which team gets to serve the ball now?
team A
team B
How many people can be on the court during a basketball game at one time per team?
4
5
6
10
How many points do you get for a Free Throw?
1
2
3
All basketball games are started with a _____________
Coin toss
Jump ball
Rock, paper, scissors
Make it, take it
The 5 players on the court are made up of 2 guards, 1 center and _______________.
2 substitutes
2 coaches
2 kickers
2 forwards
You must win by 2 in order to be declared the winner in basketball?
Yes
No
What year was Basketball first developed?
1862
1891
1901
1896
Who invented Basketball?
James Naismith
William G. Morgan
Magic Johnson
Michael Jordan
Taking > 2 steps with the ball without dribbling...
Traveling
Weakside
Charging
Fast Break
What is called when you dribble, pick up the ball, and dribble again?
double dribble
walking
carry
travel
Kickball can be played
indoors or outdoors
underwater in a submarine
on an airplane during flight
on the roof of a skyscraper! (Just as long as you do not step off-- that could hurt!!)
the ______________________is used to hit shots below the waist.
carry
bump
spike
foot fault
rotation
A ball that is hit from above the net at a hard downward angle is called a
____________________________________.
carry
bump
spike
foot fault
rotation
A ball that is hit from above the net at a hard downward angle is called a
____________________________________.
carry
bump
spike
foot fault
rotation
