Lesson T5.1.1

T5.1.1 Analysing performance against previous ones Quiz: KS3 Physical Education, Unit 5

20 questions

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Lesson T5.1.1, Analysing performance against previous ones: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Physical Education (National Curriculum), Unit 5: Analysing and improving performance, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. What is the main purpose of comparing current performance with previous ones?

    • Buying kit
    • Changing sport
    • Checking for progress
    • Punishing players
  2. Which type of evidence is most useful for analysing a sprint performance?

    • Weather forecast
    • Recorded times
    • Coach mood
    • Shoe brand
  3. Which measure is most useful for a netball player analysing shooting?

    • Shirt colour
    • Court size
    • Success rate
    • Ball weight
  4. What does consistency mean when analysing sports performance?

    • Similar repeated results
    • Changing tactics
    • Constant failure
    • Random scores
  5. What does a downward trend in a swimmer's recorded times show?

    • Getting slower
    • Swimming further
    • Getting faster
    • Losing stamina
  6. What is a major benefit of using video analysis for a sports performance?

    • Spotting fine details
    • Replacing the coach
    • Guaranteeing a win
    • Increasing heart rate
  7. What does a rising trend in competition scores over several events suggest?

    • Performance has improved
    • Luck alone
    • Judging errors
    • Decreased stamina
  8. How should a single exceptional and unexpected result in performance analysis be treated?

    • Deleted immediately
    • Accepted as normal
    • Ignored completely
    • Checked against others
  9. What is the best way to identify a performer's consistent strengths and weaknesses?

    • Comparing multiple performances
    • Guessing the outcome
    • Asking a spectator
    • Using one result
  10. Which factor must be kept similar when comparing two sporting performances fairly?

    • Spectator numbers
    • Environmental conditions
    • The referee
    • Opponent kit
  11. Which quantitative measure is most useful when analysing a team's passing performance?

    • Boot size
    • Pitch length
    • Successful pass count
    • Kit colour
  12. What does an increased batting average indicate for a cricketer?

    • Slower running
    • Poor technique
    • Worse stamina
    • Improved batting skill
  13. What should performance feedback to an athlete ideally focus on?

    • Specific improvement targets
    • Every minor flaw
    • Vague general praise
    • Unrelated sports
  14. Why is a baseline measure established at the start of a training block?

    • To change kit
    • To increase fatigue
    • To measure progress
    • To select captain
  15. What does a faster heart rate recovery after exercise indicate over time?

    • Dehydration
    • Muscle hypertrophy
    • Improved cardiovascular fitness
    • Poor health
  16. In sports analysis, what does the term 'trend' refer to?

    • Kit fashion
    • A single score
    • The winning team
    • A pattern over time
  17. What makes a sports performance analysis practically useful for an athlete?

    • Actionable specific targets
    • Complex jargon
    • General praise only
    • Delayed feedback
  18. What ensures a fair comparison between two sprinter race times?

    • Varied footwear
    • Different tracks
    • Identical distance and conditions
    • Strong tailwind
  19. What is the best next step after a performer improves a test score over three weeks?

    • Ignore the score
    • Stop training completely
    • Change sport entirely
    • Set a new target
  20. Which record is most effective for tracking a rower's progress over a term?

    • Annual resting pulse
    • Weekly time logs
    • Monthly body weight
    • Daily shoe size

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