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WorksheetsPHEDEH 11.2 Midterms Reviewer
Total questions: 86
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
Sports is an organized, competitive, entertaining, and movement activity requiring c________, d_________, s_______, and f___ ____.
(a)
By what means is a winner defined by?
(a)
A sport is governed by a set of _____ and _______.
(a)
Etymology of "sports"
Old French: _______ : leisure
_______ : bord : _______
(a)
The oldest definition of "play" from the 1300s is anything amusing or entertaining.
TRUE
FALSE
Who defined sport as an "activity for relaxation and amusement"?
(a)
Skill-requiring activities are only recognized as sports if recognized by the IOC. What is the IOC?
(a)
The (a) started to engage in sports in 4000 BC.
These sports were well-developed and regulated in Ancient Egypt.
swimming
fishing
gymnastics
javelin throwing
Ancient Persians focused in doing what sports?
(a)
When were the first Olympic Games held?
(a)
When did the Olympic games reappear in public?
(a)
amateur : __________
____________ : profitable
(a)
Identify the general classification of the sport CRICKET.
individual/dual
team
Identify the general classification of the sport EQUESTRIAN.
individual/dual
team
Identify the general classification of the sport DODGEBALL.
individual/dual
team
Identify the general classification of the sport TRIATHALON.
individual/dual
team
an entire game characterized by number, time and order
(a)
recreational activities not considered as a sport
(a)
a fun, non-utilitarian engagement wherein the outcome is unpredictable and has an end
(a)
an attitude of grace in victory and defeat
(a)
partition of a match
(a)
What is another name of shuttlecock?
(a)
How many feathers are there on a shuttlecock?
(a)
The players strike the shuttlecock with their rackets so that it passes through the net and into the opponents' half of the court.
TRUE
FALSE
What ends when a player commits a fault?
(a)
In the medieval times, badminton was called what?
(a)
In the 1860s, badminton was called what?
(a)
Badminton got its name when it was introduced in Badminton House in (a) in 1873.
The first badminton club established in 1887 was called?
(a)
IBF: 9 country members
BWF: How many country members?
(a)
What is the shape of a racquet?
(a)
A shuttlecock is a low-drag projectile.
TRUE
FALSE
The net posts are 5ft 1in tall.
TRUE
FALSE
The shoes have lightweight, high-grip, non-marking gum soles.
TRUE
FALSE
hitting the shuttle upwards, aiming to the back of the opponent's half of the court
clear/lob
smash
drop
serve
drive
powerful hit that makes the shuttlecock travel steeply downwards
clear/lob
smash
netting/net shot
serve
drive
a light hit that makes the shuttlecock move downwards to the opponent's front of the court
clear/lob
smash
netting/net shot
drop
drive
a hit to keep the shuttlecock as close to the net as possible
clear/lob
smash
netting/net shot
drop
drive
a straight hit just above the net
clear/lob
service
netting/net shot
drop
drive
act of putting the players in play
(a)
A table tennis match ends when one side scores 21 points with two points advantage.
TRUE
FALSE
A badminton match ends when one side scores 21 points with two points advantage.
TRUE
FALSE
Where did table tennis originate?
(a)
What is the name of the game John Jacques & Son Ltd. of London releases in 1901?
(a)
Who introduced celluloid balls to use in table tennis?
(a)
The modern version of the bat was invented in 1903 by?
(a)
The paddle is 6.5 inches long and 6 inches wide.
TRUE
FALSE
The celluloid ball must be 30mm wide.
TRUE
FALSE
What are the fundamentals of tennis divided into?
(a)
The shakehand grip is also called the ?
(a)
The index finger is placed on the rubber and pointing laterally sideward while the four other fingers are touching the handle
shakehand grip
forehand grip
backhand grip
penhold grip
The thumb and the index are placed on one side while the other three are touching the other side of the rubber.
shakehand grip
forehand grip
backhand grip
penhold grip
The thumb and the index are placed on one side while the other three are touching the other side of the rubber.
shakehand grip
forehand grip
backhand grip
penhold grip
The four fingers are directly perceived by the opponent while the index finger is at the back of the paddle.
shakehand grip
forehand grip
backhand grip
penhold grip
The paddle is faced to the left and index finger is seen by the opponent.
shakehand grip
forehand grip
backhand grip
penhold grip
speed drive
offensive
defensive
loop
offensive
defensive
counter drive
offensive
defensive
flip
offensive
defensive
flip
offensive
defensive
ITTF stands for?
(a)
Badminton gained Olympic status in 1992, what about Table Tennis?
(a)
How long is the table tennis table?
(a)
How high is the table tennis table?
(a)
A table tennis table is made of a specific type of hardboard called? And layered with a smooth, [ ]-friction coating?
(a)
An offensive stroke wherein the racket is perpendicular to the direction of the stroke.
speed drive
loop
counter drive
flip
smash
An offensive stroke wherein the racket is parallel to the direction of the stroke.
speed drive
loop
counter drive
flip
smash
An offensive stroke that needs to be perfectly timed in order to hit the ball off the bounce.
speed drive
loop
counter drive
flip
smash
An offensive stroke that uses a quick wrist movement and also known as a flick.
speed drive
loop
counter drive
flip
smash
An offensive stroke that makes it harder for the opponent to receive the ball when it is forcibly hit to their court.
speed drive
loop
counter drive
flip
smash
A defensive stroke wherein the racket performs a slashing motion underneath the ball.
slice
chop
block
lob
stop
A defensive stroke against a loop that makes the ball shoot down instead of up; also called a cut.
slice
chop
block
lob
stop
A defensive stroke that bounces the ball back to the opponent with equal force; also called a short.
slice
chop
block
lob
stop
A defensive stroke that lifts the ball vertically before touching the table.
slice
chop
block
lob
stop
A defensive stroke only done when the opponent is far away from the end of the table; similar to block.
slice
chop
lob
stop
A term in table tennis referring to the rotation of the ball; may be either top, back, or side.
(a)
First service is usually determined by playing rock-paper-scissors.
TRUE
FALSE
What is the official called in table tennis?
(a)
A faulty service in table tennis is called what?
(a)
There is no limit to how many lets you can have.
TRUE
FALSE
Term that refers to the exchange of shots when ball is in play.
(a)
Where did badminton originate?
(2000 years ago)
(a)
In table tennis service, the ball must be struck upward, at least 16cm in height.
TRUE
FALSE
Badminton: Is it a Fault?
Ricci's signature move, the overhead service, is the move that makes her a competitively threatening player.
Yes, it is a fault.
No , it is not a fault.
If the winner of a toss coin chooses to serve first, they also have the right to choose which court to play on first.
TRUE
FALSE
