Types and methods of practice quiz games for PE and Sport (A level core)

1. 1

   What is meant by fixed practice?

   Practising with no rest between attemptsRepeating one skill in unchanging conditionsPractising in changing conditionsPractising with planned rest intervals
2. 2

   Which skill suits whole practice?

   A golf swing whose phases flow togetherA dangerous skill the learner fearsA routine of separate moves joined by pausesA skill with many unrelated sub-routines
3. 3

   Which presentation of a skill is visual?

   A spoken explanation of key pointsMoving the learner's limbs through the actionCounting the rhythm aloud as they moveA coach's live demonstration

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1. 1

   What is meant by fixed practice?

   Practising in changing conditionsPractising with planned rest intervalsPractising with no rest between attemptsRepeating one skill in unchanging conditions
2. 2

   What is a drill in practice?

   A skill repeated in isolation, often unopposedA planned rest between work blocksA game with modified rulesA live demonstration of the skill
3. 3

   Which term describes practice with continuous work and very little rest?

   Varied practicePart practiceFixed practiceMassed practice

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1. 1

   Why does varied practice suit open skills such as passing in hockey?

   Conditions change, so a flexible schema is neededIt removes the need for any feedbackIt avoids the need for restConditions never change in a match
2. 2

   True or false: massed practice has no rest intervals or only very short ones.

   Massed practice has no rest intervals or only very short ones.
3. 3

   True or false: fixed practice builds a schema because the conditions never change.

   Fixed practice builds a schema because the conditions never change.

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