Lesson T4.1.2

T4.1.2 Teamwork, trust and problem solving Quiz: KS3 Physical Education, Unit 4

20 questions

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Lesson T4.1.2, Teamwork, trust and problem solving: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Physical Education (National Curriculum), Unit 4: Outdoor and adventurous activities, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. What does trust primarily mean within a team challenge?

    • Relying on teammates
    • Competing against peers
    • Working entirely alone
    • Ignoring group rules
  2. What is the main role of a spotter during a physical team balance task?

    • Safeguarding the performer
    • Judging the score
    • Taking photographs
    • Timing the activity
  3. Why is clear communication vital during group problem-solving tasks?

    • Confusing rivals
    • Sharing ideas effectively
    • Hiding mistakes
    • Creating more noise
  4. What is the best action when a team gets stuck on a puzzle?

    • Give up immediately
    • Repeat failed steps
    • Blame individuals
    • Review and adapt
  5. What is an effective leadership role during a group challenge?

    • Facilitating contribution
    • Staying completely silent
    • Giving orders strictly
    • Doing everything alone
  6. Which behaviour demonstrates positive teamwork during an active task?

    • Working separately
    • Sharing the load
    • Hogging equipment
    • Mocking errors
  7. What should a team do if a member feels unsafe during an activity?

    • Exclude them permanently
    • Ignore them
    • Push them harder
    • Stop and adapt
  8. What is the primary purpose of a post-challenge team review?

    • Assigning punishment
    • Wasting spare time
    • Learning and improving
    • Racial profiling
  9. Which strategy builds the most trust when lifting a peer over a wall?

    • Working silently
    • Rushing quickly
    • Signals and support
    • Lifting unannounced
  10. What is the definition of brainstorming during initial problem solving?

    • Silent writing
    • Instant idea rejection
    • Quick idea generation
    • Voting immediately
  11. Which time-management approach helps a team most during a timed challenge?

    • Rushing immediately
    • Agreeing priorities
    • Ignoring the clock
    • Working separately
  12. Why is diverse participation important in a team problem-solving challenge?

    • Identical views
    • Different skills
    • Faster running
    • Equal height
  13. What action shows true respect for a teammate's idea during a challenge?

    • Laughing aloud
    • Ignoring them
    • Interrupting quickly
    • Listening fairly
  14. What must a performer do before starting a trust fall activity?

    • Ask for a medal
    • Check group readiness
    • Close eyes tightly
    • Fall backwards instantly
  15. Which step must come first when building a plan for a team challenge?

    • Running blindly
    • Understanding rules
    • Celebrating early
    • Guessing the finish
  16. What does problem solving involve in an outdoor physical challenge?

    • Silent ignoring
    • Solo racing
    • Teamwork and thinking
    • Pure luck
  17. Which quality best describes a supportive team member?

    • Complaining loudly
    • Standing idly
    • Leaving early
    • Offering practical help
  18. What is an important next step after successfully completing a team challenge?

    • Leaving immediately
    • Packing equipment
    • Blaming others
    • Reflecting on teamwork
  19. Which action shows a group is actively listening during a task?

    • Nodding blankly
    • Repeating ideas back
    • Walking away
    • Speaking over them
  20. What is the main aim of a debrief after a team challenge?

    • Eating snacks
    • Running laps
    • Sharing experiences
    • Assigning blame

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