Lesson 3.1.4.3

3.1.4.3 Analyse and evaluate data Quiz: AQA Physical Education, Unit 1

20 questions

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Lesson 3.1.4.3, Analyse and evaluate data: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA GCSE Physical Education (8582), Unit 1: The human body and movement in physical activity and sport, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. A pie chart shows 25 percent of players were injured. What fraction is this?

    • One third
    • Three quarters
    • One half
    • One quarter

  2. A pie chart shows 60 percent training and 40 percent rest. Which activity is larger?

    • Neither
    • Rest
    • Equal
    • Training

  3. Bar A shows 8, bar B shows 14 and bar C shows 6. What is the difference between the highest and lowest values?

    • 14
    • 8
    • 20
    • 6

  4. A line graph shows heart rate rising from 70 to 150 bpm. What does this indicate?

    • Increased intensity
    • Constant fatigue
    • Lower oxygen
    • Decreased fitness

  5. A table shows shuttle levels as 4, 6 and 7 across three tests. What does this show?

    • Declined fitness
    • Constant ability
    • Fatigue accumulation
    • Improved performance

  6. What does a flat horizontal line on a fitness test progress graph suggest?

    • Rapid decline
    • Peak fatigue
    • Plateau reached
    • Immediate injury

  7. Why is using one fitness test on a single day a limitation for evaluation?

    • Too complex
    • Lacks reliability
    • Biased scoring
    • Too expensive

  8. What is the main limitation of surveying only elite players to describe all participation?

    • Unrepresentative sample
    • Excessive data
    • Low equipment cost
    • Inaccurate timing

  9. A bar chart shows one social group with much lower engagement. What is the correct response?

    • Assume error
    • Investigate reasons
    • Ignore anomaly
    • Dismiss data

  10. A pie chart shows netball 40 percent, football 35 percent and hockey 25 percent. Which is most played?

    • Football
    • Hockey
    • Netball
    • All are equal

  11. What do the individual slices of a pie chart represent?

    • Averages
    • Ranges
    • Proportions
    • Frequencies

  12. On a graph, athlete A's sprint time falls and athlete B's rises. Which athlete is improving?

    • Both are improving
    • Neither is improving
    • Athlete A
    • Athlete B

  13. A table shows a score rising from 30 in week 1 to 36 in week 2. What is the percentage increase?

    • 30 percent
    • 6 percent
    • 36 percent
    • 20 percent

  14. A bar chart shows higher spectator numbers at home matches. What must be considered?

    • Weather limits
    • Other variables
    • Ticket pricing
    • Guaranteed wins

  15. A fitness graph shows a rise followed by a fall. What should a coach evaluate?

    • Potential causes
    • Equipment failure
    • Test invalidity
    • Graph errors

  16. A survey of 50 players shows 30 prefer team sports. What percentage prefer team sports?

    • 50 percent
    • 30 percent
    • 40 percent
    • 60 percent

  17. A table shows a cardiac output of 5,000 ml per minute and a heart rate of 100 bpm. What is the stroke volume?

    • 100 ml
    • 5 ml
    • 500 ml
    • 50 ml

  18. A performer's fitness score exceeds the national average in a data table. What is the conclusion?

    • Elite standard
    • Peak fitness
    • Flawed testing
    • Above average

  19. What is a major evaluation concern when a study uses a very small sample size?

    • High cost
    • Complex analysis
    • Poor generalisability
    • Slow reporting

  20. Why should a coach evaluate performance data before adjusting a training plan?

    • Shorten sessions
    • Comply legally
    • Reduce costs
    • Justify modifications

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