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WorksheetsReview: SLO Content
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
When using Overhand Throw, which way do you face?
Face the target
Sideways to the target
Face backwards to the target
None of the above
The person in the picture is demonstrating which kind of throw?
Underhand
Overhand
I step with what foot when throwing a ball?
Favorite
Opposite
Dominant
What is the first step in overhand throw?
Opposite foot steps forward with toes pointing at the target
Feet together, opposite shoulder to target, hands in front with ball at chest level
Hips turn to face the target, shoulders turn to face target, and ball is released
Throwing arm up to a "L" position non-throwing hand points to target for accuracy
What que words are used for overhand throwing?
(The que words will not be on test but helps with remembering steps)
Ready position (1), hello (2), ring ring (3), It's for you (4)
Tick (1), tock (2), step (3), and rock (4)
Ready position (1), ring ring (2), hello (3), It's for you (4)
None of the above
True or False: Overhand throwing is when you throw a ball above the shoulders.
True
False
True or False: In underhand throwing, the first step would be to swing the arm straight back.
True
False
What is the 2nd step in overhand throwing?
Opposite foot steps forward and arms go up in a "T" position
Feet are together, opposite shoulder to target, hands in front with ball at chest level
Throwing arm goes up in a "L" position and non-throwing hand points to target for accuracy
None of the above
What are the que words for underhand throwing?
(The que words will not be on the test but helps you remember the steps)
Ready position (step 1), tick (step 2), tock (step 3), step (step 4)
Ready position (step 1), tick (step 2), tock (step 3), step (step 4), rock (step 5)
Tick (step 1), tock (step 2), step (step 3), rock (step 4)
None of the above
What happens in step 3 for underhand throwing?
Ball is in the dominant hand, push the ball straight forward
Stand with whole body facing the target
Throwing arm goes up in an "L" position
Step forward with opposite foot, toes pointing to target
