2.1 Guidance and feedback quiz games for A level PE (OCR)

1. 1

   Which attribution is internal and unstable?

   LuckAbilityTask difficultyEffort
2. 2

   Which reward is intangible?

   Selection for the county squadPrize money from a sponsorA new set of club kitA scholarship covering training fees
3. 3

   True or false: mechanical guidance never improves safety.

   mechanical guidance never improves safety.

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1. 1

   What is meant by the command teaching style?

   Learners choose their own tasksThe teacher makes all the decisionsLearners find their own answersLearners work in pairs
2. 2

   What is meant by a kinaesthetic learner?

   One who prefers listening to talksOne who prefers watching demonstrationsOne who prefers reading about skillsOne who prefers learning by doing
3. 3

   What is meant by a learning style?

   The coach's way of teachingThe speed they learn atA fixed limit on what they can learnA learner's preferred way of taking in information

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1. 1

   Kinaesthesis is the sense of which of these?

   Distance travelled by an implementPosition and movement of body partsSound of the crowd and coachPressure of the blood in the vessels
2. 2

   True or false: extrinsic feedback comes from outside the performer.

   extrinsic feedback comes from outside the performer.
3. 3

   Intrinsic feedback is detected by which receptors in the body?

   Proprioceptors in muscles, tendons and jointsThe performer's own drive to improveBaroreceptors in the arteriesChemoreceptors in the medulla

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1. 1

   In reciprocal teaching, who gives the performer feedback?

   The whole groupThe teacher onlyTheir partnerNo one
2. 2

   True or false: a swimming float is mechanical guidance.

   A swimming float is mechanical guidance.
3. 3

   True or false: a kinaesthetic learner prefers learning by doing.

   a kinaesthetic learner prefers learning by doing.

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1. 1

   True or false: Repeated failure always raises a performer's self-efficacy.

   Repeated failure always raises a performer's self-efficacy.
2. 2

   True or false: Self-esteem and self-efficacy mean exactly the same thing.

   Self-esteem and self-efficacy mean exactly the same thing.
3. 3

   A performer with low sports confidence is most likely to do what?

   Seek out much harder opponentsIgnore the outcome of every contestAvoid difficult challengesPractise longer once a task gets hard

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