WorksheetsNETBALL KKX 11502
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 38mins
What is meant by soft skills (kemahiran insaniah)?
Technical skills only
Ability to communicate and interact effectively
Academic knowledge
Laboratory skills
Which of the following is a soft skill?
Programming
Communication skills
Statistical analysis
Technical drawing
Effective communication includes:
Interrupting others
Active listening
Speaking only
Giving orders
Why are soft skills important for university graduates?
To pass exams only
To improve employability
To replace academic skills
To reduce workload
Which is an example of leadership skill?
Following instructions
Working alone
Guiding and influencing others
Avoiding responsibility
Teamwork involves:
Competition among members
Cooperation and task sharing
Working individually
Avoiding communication
Problem-solving skill refers to:
Avoiding problems
Blaming others
Identifying and solving problems
Waiting for instructions
Ethics and professionalism mean:
Informal behaviour
Integrity and responsibility
Academic excellence only
Absolute freedom
Good time management helps to:
Delay tasks
Reduce productivity
Improve efficiency
Increase stress
Which is an example of verbal communication?
Written report
Oral presentation
Handwritten notes
Soft skills are important in all situations EXCEPT:
Job interview
Group work
Social interaction
Closed-book written exam
Leadership in student organizations involves:
Controlling members
Giving orders only
Managing and motivating members
Avoiding responsibility
Which behaviour shows integrity?
Cheating
Being honest and trustworthy
Taking shortcuts
Hiding mistakes
Soft skills can be developed through:
Lectures only
Co-curricular activities
Final exams
Self-study only
Which is a non-verbal communication skill?
Report writing
Body language
Letter
Good conflict management involves:
Avoiding conflict
Blaming others
Professional problem-solving
Emotional reaction
Decision-making skills require:
Emotional judgement
Rational and ethical thinking
Waiting for others
Guessing
Empathy means:
Controlling others
Understanding others’ feelings
Showing weakness
Avoiding interaction
Soft skills help students to become:
Exam-oriented only
Holistic graduates
Less active
Isolated individuals
A key element of soft skills is:
Memorization
Attitude and values
Technical knowledge
Theoretical facts
How many players are allowed on court for one netball team?
5
6
7
8
Which position is allowed to shoot goals?
Wing Attack (WA)
Centre (C)
Goal Shooter (GS)
Wing Defence (WD)
What is the standard size of a netball court?
30 m × 15 m
40 m × 20 m
60 m × 30 m
100 m × 50 m
A standard netball match consists of:
Two halves of 20 minutes
Four quarters of 15 minutes
Four quarters of 10 minutes
Two halves of 30 minutes
Which areas of the court can the Centre (C) position enter?
Attacking third only
Defensive third only
All thirds except the goal circles
Goal circles only
What penalty is awarded for obstruction?
Free pass
Throw-in
Toss-up
Penalty pass
What is the minimum distance a defender must keep from a player holding the ball?
1 foot
2 feet
3 feet
4 feet
Which skill is MOST essential in netball?
Dribbling
Kicking
Passing and catching
Heading
What is the main role of a Wing Attack (WA)?
Defending the goal
Assisting attacks and feeding the shooters
Shooting goals
Controlling the defence circle
Which pass is most suitable for short distances?
Lob pass
Chest pass
Overhead pass
Cross pass
Which item is compulsory in a netball game?
Football boots
Gloves
Numbered bib
Knee guard
What does the term “footwork” refer to?
Jumping technique
Legal movement of the feet
Running speed
Defensive stance
Which positions form the main defence in the goal circle?
Goal Keeper (GK) and Goal Defence (GD)
Wing Defence (WD) and Centre (C)
Wing Attack (WA) and Goal Attack (GA)
Goal Shooter (GS) and Goal Attack (GA)
What signal does the umpire use to start play?
Long whistle
Short whistle
Hand clap
Raised flag
Which organization governs netball internationally?
FIFA
FIBA
World Netball
IOC
A “contact” violation occurs when a player:
How long is a player allowed to hold the ball?
2 seconds
3 seconds
4 seconds
5 seconds
Why is warm-up important before a match?
To confuse opponents
To reduce injury risk
To score more goals
To choose positions
Which type of defence is most commonly used in netball?
Zone defence
Man-to-man defence
Mixed defence
Free defence
What is the most basic shooting technique in netball?
Jump shot
Lay-up
One-hand shot
Two-hand shot
A “held ball” is called when a player:
Holds the ball for too long
Drops the ball
Intercepts the ball
Steps out of court
What is the purpose of tactical training?
To increase muscle mass
To improve game strategy
Which position takes the centre pass?
Goal Shooter (GS)
Goal Attack (GA)
Centre (C)
Wing Attack (WA)
Entering a restricted area is known as:
Contact
Offside
Obstruction
Footwork
Why is communication important in netball?
To distract opponents
To avoid penalties
To improve team coordination
To impress officials
Which is a correct defensive technique?
Pushing the opponent
Standing close without contact
Pulling the bib
Blocking with force
What is the main duty of an umpire?
Coaching players
Managing teams
Enforcing the rules
Deciding team selection
A good netball player should demonstrate:
Aggressiveness
Individualism
Discipline and teamwork
Height only
What is the main goal of fitness training?
Weight gain
Performance improvement
Reducing matches
Avoiding training
Which value can be developed through netball?
Selfishness
Cooperation
Arrogance
Unhealthy competition
List the seven (7) playing positions in netball.
Goal Shooter, Goal Attack, Wing Attack, Centre, Wing Defence, Goal Defence, Goal Keeper
Forward, Midfielder, Defender, Goalkeeper, Striker, Winger, Sweeper
Attacker, Defender, Midfielder, Goalkeeper, Winger, Striker, Playmaker
Shooter, Blocker, Setter, Libero, Spiker, Receiver, Captain
Which of the following lists three basic skills used in netball?
Passing, shooting, and footwork
Dribbling, heading, and tackling
Serving, spiking, and blocking
Bowling, batting, and fielding
The role of the Goal Shooter (GS) in a team is to:
Score goals for the team by shooting from within the goal circle.
Defend the goal against the opposing team.
Organize the team's attack strategies.
Pass the ball to the Goal Keeper (GK) for scoring.
A free pass and a penalty pass differ in their purpose during a game. Which of the following best explains the difference?
A free pass is awarded for minor infringements, while a penalty pass is given for major rule violations.
A free pass is given for scoring, while a penalty pass is given for missing a goal.
A free pass is awarded to the losing team, while a penalty pass is awarded to the winning team.
A free pass is given at the start of the game, while a penalty pass is given at halftime.
Select two types of passes used in netball.
Chest pass and bounce pass
Overhead pass and soccer pass
Chest pass and dribble pass
Bounce pass and kick pass
Obstruction is defined as blocking or hindering progress. Which of the following is an example of obstruction?
A person standing in a doorway, preventing others from passing through.
A person helping someone to cross the road.
A person cleaning the path for others to walk.
A person guiding traffic to move smoothly.
The importance of warming up before a netball match is:
It helps prevent injuries and prepares the body for physical activity.
It makes players tired before the game starts.
It is only necessary for professional players.
It is not important and can be skipped.
The role of the Centre (C) during a game is to:
start play and link attack and defence
score the most goals
defend the goal area
stay in one position throughout the game
Footwork refers to the movement of the feet during physical activities. Which of the following is an example of footwork?
Jumping to catch a ball
Standing still
Sitting on a bench
Holding a bat
The importance of attacking strategies in netball is:
They help teams create scoring opportunities and maintain possession.
They are only used for defensive purposes.
They make the game slower and less dynamic.
They are not relevant to team performance.
State two (2) pieces of equipment used in netball.
Netball and goalpost
Basketball and hoop
Football and net
Tennis racket and ball
The responsibilities of defensive players include:
Preventing the opposing team from scoring
Scoring goals for their team
Assisting the referee in making decisions
Organizing team celebrations
Discipline is important in netball because:
it helps players follow rules and maintain fair play.
it allows players to ignore the coach's instructions.
it encourages players to break the rules for advantage.
it makes the game less enjoyable for everyone.
Identify factors that contribute to a successful netball team.
Teamwork and communication
Individualism and lack of strategy
Ignoring training and fitness
Poor coordination among players
Teamwork in netball refers to:
Players working together to achieve a common goal.
Each player focusing only on their own performance.
Ignoring team strategies during the game.
Playing without communicating with teammates.
The role of a coach in player development is to:
Guide and mentor players to improve their skills and performance.
Focus only on winning games without developing players.
Ignore individual player needs and treat all players the same.
Discourage players from setting personal goals.
Which of the following are two common netball violations?
Stepping and Obstruction
Dribbling and Offside
Handball and Free Pass
Goal Tending and Double Dribble
Physical fitness is important for netball players because:
It helps improve performance and reduces the risk of injury.
It makes players taller.
It guarantees a win in every match.
It allows players to avoid training.
Netball can help develop university students’ character by:
promoting teamwork and discipline
encouraging individualism over collaboration
focusing solely on physical fitness
reducing opportunities for social interaction
One strategy to improve the performance of a university netball team is:
Increasing team practice sessions
Reducing communication among players
Ignoring fitness training
Limiting player rotations
