Transfer of skills quiz games for PE and Sport (A level core)

1. 1

   What is meant by transfer of skills?

   Learning one skill affects learning or performing anotherMoving a performer to another clubPassing a skill on to a teammateRepeating one skill many times
2. 2

   What is meant by positive transfer?

   One skill has no effect on anotherOne skill makes another harder to learnOne skill makes another easier to learnLearning passes to the other limb
3. 3

   Which is an example of retroactive transfer?

   A right-hand serve improves a left-hand serveAn old tennis grip aids golf grip learningA tennis grip has no effect on golfA new golf grip alters the tennis grip

+ 12 more questions in the game.

1. 1

   Match each term to its meaning.

   ProactiveRetroactiveBilateralNew learning affects an earlier skillLearning passes from one limb to the otherEarlier skill affects a later one
2. 2

   Match each performer's experience to the effect of transfer.

   Jo's squash grip speeds up her tennis learningSam's golf grip ruins his cricket battingLena's chess has no effect on her sprintingNegativeZeroPositive
3. 3

   Match each coaching action to its aim.

   Stress similaritiesExplain differencesPractise weaker sideLimits negative transferPromotes positive transferDevelops bilateral transfer

+ 12 more questions in the game.

1. 1

   What is meant by transfer of skills?

   Moving a performer to another clubRepeating one skill many timesLearning one skill affects learning or performing anotherPassing a skill on to a teammate
2. 2

   What is meant by positive transfer?

   One skill makes another easier to learnOne skill makes another harder to learnOne skill has no effect on anotherLearning passes to the other limb
3. 3

   Which is an example of retroactive transfer?

   A tennis grip has no effect on golfA right-hand serve improves a left-hand serveAn old tennis grip aids golf grip learningA new golf grip alters the tennis grip

+ 12 more questions in the game.