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AQA GCSE PE - Checkpoint 4 (Movement Analysis)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these in not a component of a lever system?

a)

Fulcrum

b)

Effort

c)

Load

d)

External Force

2.

What Class Lever System is demonstrated in the image

a)

1st Class

b)

2nd Class

c)

3rd Class

3.

What is a sporting example of a 2nd Class Lever System?

a)

Take off phase of a long jump

b)

Bicep Curl

c)

Tricep Extension

d)

The neck when heading a football

4.

What Class Lever System is demonstrated in the image

a)

1st Class

b)

2nd Class

c)

3rd Class

5.

What is a sporting example of a 1st Class Lever System?

a)

Take off phase of a long jump

b)

Bicep Curl

c)

Performing a pirouette in Dance

d)

The neck when heading a football

6.

What Class Lever System is demonstrated in the image

a)

1st Class

b)

2nd Class

c)

3rd Class

7.

What is a sporting example of a 3rd Class Lever System?

a)

Take off phase of a long jump

b)

Bicep Curl

c)

Performing a pirouette in Dance

d)

The neck when heading a football

8.

Mechanical Advantage = Effort Arm / Resistance Arm

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

9.

2nd Class Lever System is mechanically advantageous for STRENGTH

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

10.

How does the TRANSVERSE plane split the body?

a)

Side to Side (Left&Right)

b)

Front & Back

c)

Top & Bottom

d)

Diagonal

11.

At what PLANE does Flexion & Extension occur

a)

Frontal

b)

Transverse

c)

Sagittal

d)

Longitudinal

12.

What sporting example may occur at the Frontal plane?

a)

Bowling in Cricket

b)

Running

c)

Cartwheel

d)

Bicep Curl

13.

What movement occurs at the TRANSVERSE plane?

a)

Rotation

b)

Flexion & Extension

c)

Adduction & Abduction

d)

All of them

14.

Name a sporting example that occurs at the sagittal AXIS

a)

Lateral raises

b)

Bicep Curl

c)

Tricep Extension

d)

Pirouette in dancing

15.

Where does the longitudinal axis rotate around?

a)

Through side to side

b)

From top to bottom

c)

From front to back

d)

From shoulder, diagonal to hip