Movement Quality (How You Move)
Sports
Human Body
Warm-Up & Cool-Down
PE Safety & Gym Etiquette
100

When you land from a jump, your knees should bend to absorb

The force/impact

100

In singles, you serve from the right service box when your score is?

An even number

100

The body system that carries oxygen and nutrients in your blood.

The circulatory system

100

A warm-up should start with this type of movement

Active warm-up or movement-based warm-up.

 

100

Name a way to solve a disagreement during a game without arguing.

Replay the point 

Rock-paper-scissors 

Ask a teacher 

Calm discussion

200

In a lunge, the best alignment is when the front knee stays stacked over the what?

The ankle (or mid-foot)

200

In basketball if a defender has both feet set and the ballhandler runs into them, this foul is called.

A charge (offensive foul)

200

The muscle that does most of the work when you breathe in.

The diaphragm

200

Static stretching is best saved for after activity because cold muscles are more likely to

Strain 

Pull

Get injured

200

In PE, the safest shoes are ones that are closed-toe and have ____ soles for grip on the gym floor.

Non-marking (rubber) soles

300

“Triple flexion” in safe landings means bending at the ankles, knees, and?

Hips

300

When a cheer team moves to different spots on the floor to form shapes/patterns, that is called?

A formation

300

When you exercise, your muscles need more oxygen. This body system responds by increasing breathing rate and depth.

The respiratory system

300

Name one reason we warm up before physical activity

Raise heart rate

Increase blood flow

Prepare muscles & joints

300

Using equipment the way it’s intended to be used

Proper use of equipment

400

The ability to keep your torso stable so arms/legs can move powerfully is called core?

Stability

400

In volleyball, a player is allowed to contact the ball twice in a row only if the first contact was a?

A block

400

Your muscles feel “burning” during tough exercise because they start relying more on energy made without enough oxygen, producing this substance.

Lactic acid

400

After intense physical activity, the cool-down helps bring your heart rate down and reduce this common after-effect.

Dizziness or feeling lightheaded

400

While trying to get to and from a badminton court, what do we use to get there?

To avoid a collision or a potential injury we use (highways) and (roads) to get where we need to be 

500

The body system in your inner ear that helps control balance is ? 

The vestibular system

500

In volleyball, the line that separates front-row and back-row players

The attack line

500

The part of the nervous system that controls “fight-or-flight,” making your heart rate and breathing increase.

The sympathetic nervous system

500

In a warm-up, drills that train the body to speed up and slow down safely (stop/start/change direction) build _____ control.

Deceleration

500

The injury-care acronym used in PE for many minor sprains/strains is "RICE" what does the acronym stand for?

RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation)

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