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- 1. Multiple Choice
This skill is an example of...Gross motor skillFine motor skill - 2. Multiple ChoiceThis skill is an example of...Serial motor skillDiscrete motor skillContinuous motor skill
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThis skill is an example of...Discrete motor skillSerial motor skillContinuous motor skill
- 4. Multiple Choice100m sprint is an example of a...Continuous motor skillOpen skillFine motor skillSerial motor skill
- 5. Multiple ChoiceThis is an example of a....Closed skillOpen skill
- 6. Multiple ChoiceTriple jump is an example of a...Discrete motor skillSerial motor skillContinuous motor skill
- 7. Multiple ChoiceDribbling and laying up in basketball is an example of a...Discrete motor skillSerial motor skillContinuous motor skill
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhich skill classification relates to the influence of the environmental factors on the skill performed?Fine - GrossDiscrete - Serial - ContinuousOpen - ClosedFundamental - Sport-specific
Fine - Gross - 9. Multiple ChoiceThe use of large vs small muscle groups is associated with which skill classification?Simple - ComplexSelf Paced - Externally PacedOpen - ClosedFine - Gross
- 10. Multiple ChoiceA rugby tackle is...A fine and open motor skillA fine and closed motor skillA gross and open motor skillA gross and closed motor skill
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThrowing a dart is...A gross and open motor skillA gross and closed motor skillA fine and open motor skillA fine and closed motor skill
- 12. Multiple ChoiceA cheerleading routine is a good example of...Serial and gross motor skillsSerial and fine motor skillsDiscrete and gross motor skillsDiscrete and fine motor skills
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following skills would sit closer towards the 'open' end of a continuum?Tennis serveArcheryBatting in cricketBasketball free throw
- 14. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following skills would sit closer towards the 'closed' end of a continuum?100m sprintGoalkeeping in soccerReceiving a serve in volleyballReceiving a short corner pass in hockey
- 15. Multiple ChoiceThis is an example of...Gross motor skillFine motor skill
- 16. Multiple ChoiceWeightlifting is an example of...A gross, discrete motor skillA fine, discrete motor skillA gross, open skillA fine, open skill
- 17. Multiple ChoiceThe recruitment of smaller muscle groups, and associated with movements requiring precision is...Open motor skillsClosed motor skillsGross motor skillsFine motor skills
- 18. Multiple ChoiceWhich type of skill would be best used to introduce a skill when teaching it for the first time?Open motor skillsClosed motor skillsFine motor skillsGross motor skills
- 19. Multiple ChoiceThe type of fundamental movement skill that enables us to move through space is:Stability skillsLocomotor skillsManipulative movement skills
- 20. Multiple Choice
Which of these activities is an open skill
Hitting a golf ball
A tackle in rugby
Throwing a dart
- 21. Multiple Choice
Which of these skills is self paced?
A golf swing
Returning a tennis serve
Hitting a cricket bowl
- 22. Multiple Choice
During which stage of skill acquisition is anticipation initially learned?
Associative
Autonomous
Cognitive
Developmental
- 23. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a feature of the associative stage of skill acquisition?
Focusing on strategic play
Understanding the processes related to the skill
Sequencing and performing the skill instinctively
Experiencing repeated success with a decreasing number of errors
- 24. Multiple Choice
The table shows the progression of a basketballer learning to do layups.
At which stage of skill acquisition is the basketballer?
Learner moving towards associative
Cognitive moving towards associative
Cognitive moving towards autonomous
Associative moving towards autonomous
- 25. Multiple Choice
What is most evident when athletes have achieved the autonomous stage of skill acquisition?
They improve performance through distributed practice
They fluently perform skills and tactics learnt in practice
They require concurrent feedback when performing serial skills
They complete serial skills successfully with coaching instruction
- 26. Multiple ChoiceSkills have to be adapted to the demands of the situation.
Which type of skill does this description fit?Basic skillComplex skillOpen SkillClosed skill - 27. Multiple ChoiceWhich factor affects skill level?Age & MaturityGirl or BoyHeightHair length
- 28. Multiple ChoiceWhich does not affect skill levelMotivationExperienceWeatherGender, boy or girl.
- 29. Multiple ChoiceIntrinsic feedback comes from....the performerthe coachthe teacherthe crowd
- 30. Multiple Choice
When we repeat information over and over again to get the information processed and stored as memory.
Copy
Input
Feedback
Rehearse
- 31. Multiple Choice
When you receive information from your senses, sight, hearing, touch.
Output
Input
Feedback
Decision making
- 32. Multiple Choice
Feedback that is given to you by your coach.
Intrinsic feedback
Extrinsic feedback
Internal input
External conditions
- 33. Multiple Choice
Intrinsic feedback is when
You receive information from your coach
Information comes from within you
The crowd cheers
Your friends say well done
- 34. Multiple Choicetypes of feedback...extrinsic and intrinsicinter and outerout and inecstatic and
- 35. Multiple ChoiceA coach of your local sports team uses demonstration to guide their players. What type of guidance is this known as?VerbalManualMechanicalVisual
- 36. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is the correct definition of Feedback?Feedback is a method of conveying information in the form of Verbal, Visual and Manual information.Feedback is defined as a coaching shouting instructions from the side-line.Feedback is the information a performer receives about their performance and be can be given before, during and after performance/training.Feedback should only be given to an athlete by coach and nobody else.
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