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Who Wants to be aMillionaire
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Question 1
Why is width in Attack important?
Bring defenders towards basket
To score basketsTempt defenders away
from basket
Closing the defender
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Question 2
Depth in Attack is important because...
It allows the ball carrier passing opportunities
It allows you to continually perform the same
movementsIt allows you to collect
rebounds
It allows the Attackers to get forward quickly
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Question 3
What is the 1st phase of a warm-up?
Stretching
Pulse RaiserRunning
Warm Down
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Question 4
What is the 2nd phase of the warm-up?
Skills Practice
StretchingCool Down
Rehydrating
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Question 5
What is the 3rd phase of the warm-up?
Sprinting
Dynamic StretchingPaired Practices
Skills Practice
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Question 6
Why are there rules in sport?
To put others in danger
To help sport To allow pupils to participate equally
To provide enjoyment
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Question 7
What is the un-official rule?
Putting the ball out of play
Having both feet on the ground when taking a throw
inSubstitutions
Offside
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Question 8
A skill describes the purpose of...
Playing activities
Gradual Build UpWhole/part/whole
Linked sequences of movement
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Question 9
What is an effective way of measuring your technique?
Through explanation (discussion)
WatchingThrough taking part
Preparation/Action/
Recovery
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Question 10
What is the individual activity?
Hockey
RugbyBadminton
Football
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Question 11
An indirectly competitive activity is were...?
You participate on your own
Your participation is not dependent upon the performance of another
performer
You participate as part of a team
You physically contact others
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Question 12
Which of these is an indirectly competitive activity?
Rugby
GolfBasketball
Hockey
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Question 13
A directly competitive activity is where...
You have a direct influence on your opponent’s performance
Teams play all games indoors
You play against different players in each match
You take part on your own
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Question 14
What does applying the fundamental principles of play in team games enable you to do?
Score more points
Win the tip-off in Basketball
Mark opponents tighter
Create attacking opportunities and control space in defence
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Question 15
Cardiorespiratory endurance is the...
Ability of some of the body to work hard
Body working hard for a long period of time
Ability of the whole body to work continuously
Ability of the heart to work hard
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I Think the Answer is A
A
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I Think the Answer is B
B
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I Think the Answer is C
C
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I Think the Answer is D
D
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I Think the Answer is Don’t KnowI’m not too sure
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A B C D
Audience A
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A B C D
Audience B
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A B C D
Audience C
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A B C D
Audience D
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A B C D
Audience Draw
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You leave with nothing
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You Leave with £1000
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You Leave with £32,000
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Won a Million