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WorksheetsPhysical Education SSP Vocabulary PRE/POST EXAM
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
Adapt means to ______ movements, plans, or behaviors to fit conditions.
adjust
ignore
destroy
repeat
Adherence means staying ______ with a plan or program.
consistent
irregular
careless
distracted
Agility is the ability to move ______ and easily.
quickly
slowly
loudly
heavily
Analyze means to examine in detail for ______.
understanding
confusion
entertainment
avoidance
Biomechanics is the study of movement using ______ principles.
physical
chemical
biological
psychological
Balance is the even distribution of weight or control of ______ position.
body
hand
eye
foot
Cardiovascular relates to the ______ and blood vessels.
heart
lungs
liver
kidneys
Choreography is a planned sequence of ______.
movements
colors
sounds
words
Collaboration means working with others toward a ______.
goal
problem
conflict
delay
Commitment is a promise to continue an ______ or effort.
action
object
location
emotion
Components are essential ______ of a whole.
parts
colors
numbers
shapes
Consequence is the result or effect of an ______.
action
idea
promise
dream
Coordination is the smooth use of ______ parts together.
body
machine
animal
food
Core refers to muscles that stabilize the trunk and ______.
pelvis
shoulders
arms
neck
Endurance is the ability to sustain ______ over time.
effort
rest
confusion
laziness
Evaluate means to judge the quality or ______ of something.
success
color
height
location
Exercise is planned physical activity for ______.
fitness
relaxation
entertainment
cooking
Flexibility is the range of motion at a ______.
joint
muscle
bone
tendon
Fluid means smooth, ______ movement.
continuous
jerky
abrupt
static
Formation is the arrangement or positioning of people or ______.
players
tables
books
cars
Function is the ______ of a skill or action.
purpose
result
origin
method
Gesture is a movement expressing an ______ or feeling.
idea
object
color
sound
Hypertrophy is the increase in muscle ______ from training.
size
color
temperature
length
Impact is a strong ______ on a person or situation.
effect
object
reason
habit
Implement means to carry out a plan or ______.
strategy
mistake
delay
failure
Indicator is a sign showing a condition or ______.
progress
distance
color
shape
Injury is damage or harm to the ______.
body
mind
spirit
object
Intensity is the level of effort or ______ in activity.
energy
time
distance
speed
Kinesthetic is the awareness of body ______ and movement.
position
temperature
color
sound
Ligaments are connective tissue linking ______ to bone.
bone
muscle
cartilage
skin
Locomotor movements travel through ______.
space
time
energy
sound
Maintain means to keep something at a set ______.
standard
color
height
temperature
Metabolism refers to processes that sustain ______ and life.
energy
gravity
color
sound
Modify means to make small ______ for improvement or fit.
changes
mistakes
delays
problems
Monitor means to ______ or check regularly.
observe
ignore
destroy
delay
Muscle Fiber are cells that make up ______ tissue.
muscle
nervous
epithelial
connective
Offense is a team in possession working to ______.
score
defend
rest
pass time
Plyometrics are explosive power exercises like ______.
jumps
stretching
yoga
cycling
Fill in the blank: ________ is the control of the ball or object in play.
Possession
Dribbling
Passing
Shooting
Fill in the blank: ________ is accuracy in movement or execution.
Precision
Speed
Balance
Flexibility
Fill in the blank: ________ means to stop something before it occurs.
Prevent
Delay
Ignore
Allow
Fill in the blank: ________ is the awareness of body's position in space.
Proprioception
Photosynthesis
Osmosis
Respiration
Fill in the blank: ________ is the process of regaining strength after stress.
Recovery
Fatigue
Exhaustion
Tension
Fill in the blank: ________ means to think carefully about actions or outcomes.
Reflect
Ignore
Rush
Forget
Fill in the blank: ________ is restoring function after injury.
Rehabilitation
Diagnosis
Prevention
Infection
Fill in the blank: ________ means connected or applicable to a goal.
Relevant
Irrelevant
Obsolete
Random
Fill in the blank: ________ is one complete motion of an exercise.
Repetition
Set
Interval
Duration
Fill in the blank: ________ is the ability to recover quickly from setbacks.
Resilience
Fragility
Indifference
Procrastination
Fill in the blank: ________ means to react to a stimulus or event.
Respond
Ignore
Delay
Forget
Fill in the blank: ________ is the chance of harm or negative outcome.
Risk
Safety
Benefit
Reward
Fill in the blank: ________ is a physically inactive lifestyle.
Sedentary
Athletic
Energetic
Active
Fill in the blank: ________ is an ordered set of movements or steps.
Sequence
Random
Pause
Error
Fill in the blank: ________ is a group of repetitions in exercise.
Set
Lap
Drill
Round
Fill in the blank: ________ is an injury caused by ligament tear.
Sprain
Fracture
Dislocation
Strain
Fill in the blank: ________ is a planned method to reach a goal.
Strategy
Accident
Guess
Mistake
Fill in the blank: ________ is the ability to exert force.
Strength
Flexibility
Endurance
Agility
Fill in the blank: ________ is elongating muscles to improve flexibility.
Stretch
Contract
Relax
Shorten
Fill in the blank: ________ means to maintain effort over time.
Sustain
Delay
Ignore
Reduce
Fill in the blank: ________ is the emphasis on unexpected rhythmic beats.
Syncopation
Harmony
Melody
Tempo
Fill in the blank: ________ are specific actions to carry out a strategy.
Tactics
Goals
Visions
Policies
Fill in the blank: ________ is cooperative effort by group members.
Teamwork
Competition
Solitude
Leadership
Fill in the blank: ________ is the speed or pace of music or movement.
Tempo
Melody
Harmony
Dynamics
Fill in the blank: ________ are tissues connecting muscles to bones.
Tendons
Ligaments
Cartilage
Veins
Fill in the blank: ________ is the force in a muscle during contraction.
Tension
Friction
Pressure
Gravity
Fill in the blank: ________ is movement or shift from one state to another.
Transition
Stagnation
Reflection
Concentration
Fill in the blank: ________ is a group moving the same way at the same time.
Unison
Solo
Canon
Duet
Fill in the blank: ________ is the importance or worth of something.
Value
Color
Shape
Size
Fill in the blank: ________ is the total work done in a training session.
Volume
Intensity
Duration
Frequency
Fill in the blank: ________ are activities to prepare for exercise.
Warm-Up
Cool-Down
Stretching Only
Resting
Fill in the blank: ________ is the state of overall health and balance.
Wellness
Illness
Fatigue
Injury
Accuracy is defined as:
The speed of movement
Smooth and graceful motion
Exactness or correctness in execution
The ability to sustain effort
Axial movements are:
Movements traveling through space
Movements around a fixed point
Explosive jumps
Cooperative group effort
A Benefit is:
A positive result or advantage
A chance of harm
A repeated sequence
A negative outcome
Call and Response in dance is:
A stretch after exercise
A leader’s movement followed by an answering movement
A group moving in unison
A planned sequence of steps
Canon in choreography means:
Dancers performing the same movement at different times
A single dancer solo
Planned formation on the field
Recovery after fatigue
Cartilage is tissue that:
Connects muscles to bones
Surrounds bone ends at joints to prevent rubbing
Increases muscle size
Controls rhythm and tempo
A Compound Exercise is:
A movement using multiple joints and muscle groups
A movement isolating one muscle
A stretching sequence
A rhythmic step pattern
Contrast in movement means:
Smooth repetition of a skill
Differences between movements, pace, or energy
Cooperative group activity
Recovery after stress
A Cool Down is:
Planned explosive exercise
Gentle activity after exercise to return body to rest
A measure of training intensity
Movement around a fixed axis
Coordination (dance context) is:
Ability to use body parts together smoothly
Sustaining an effort
Sudden explosive force
Planned formation of a team
Circuit Training is:
Sequence of different exercises performed with minimal rest
A group of repetitions
A specific dance pattern
A method of cooling down
A Drop Set is:
A warm-up sequence
Continuing with lower weight after fatigue
Performing two exercises back-to-back
A rhythmic phrase
Emphasis in dance means:
Special focus or intensity on a movement
Smooth continuous flow
Sustaining endurance
Cooperative teamwork
Environment refers to:
A team’s field arrangement
The surroundings or conditions a person lives in
A set of warm-up drills
A recovery exercise
To Express in movement means:
To convey an idea or feeling through motion
To sustain effort over time
To maintain proper posture
To recover from fatigue
Form in exercise refers to:
The correct posture and technique during movement
The number of repetitions
The explosive power of jumps
The smoothness of rhythm
Functional Health means:
A state of wellness that reduces risk of disease
Planned team tactics
Accurate rhythm in dance
Performing an exercise with intensity
Functional Fitness is:
The ability to function independently in life without help
Training that isolates muscles
Sustained explosive power
A planned strategy in sports
Improvisation in dance means:
Spontaneous creation of movement
Planned unison dancing
A choreographed sequence
Moving explosively
Initiative is defined as:
The ability to act independently and take the lead
Recovery after injury
The effect of muscle hypertrophy
Cooperative teamwork
An Isolation Exercise is:
A movement targeting a single muscle group
A sequence of explosive jumps
A stretch routine
A group movement
One-Rep Max (1RM) is:
The maximum weight lifted once
The total work done in a session
A drop set technique
The number of repetitions in a set
A Pattern in movement is:
A repeated design in motion or rhythm
A planned unison sequence
Sudden explosive activity
Accuracy in execution
Progressive Overload means:
Gradually increasing training stress to build strength
Performing explosive jumps
Repeating a set with no rest
Recovery after fatigue
To Promote in health means:
To support or encourage growth or improvement
To sustain energy during training
To evaluate performance
To emphasize rhythm
Support means:
To help or back up someone or something
To oppose a plan
To sustain endurance
To ignore instructions
Symptoms are:
Signs that show possible illness or injury
The ability to move quickly
Repeated motion in a dance
Effort sustained over time
Treatment is defined as:
The care given for illness or injury
A sequence of exercise sets
A strategy in sports
Planned choreography
Unison (dance/music) means:
Dancers performing the same movement at the same time
Movements around a fixed point
Sequence of explosive drills
Rhythmic patterning
Accuracy in sports skill execution means:
Exactness and correctness in performance
Smooth continuous movement
Explosive jumping ability
Cooperative team effort
