Nutrition 1
Nutrition 2
Athletics
Bullying
Netball/BBall/Vball
100

Calcium is needed to assist with

Bone strength

100

 Orange juice is high in which vitamin?

Vitamin C

100

Name a female and male Australian 100m sprinter

Gout-Gout

Cathy Freeman

(open to discussion of more)

100

What is cyberbullying?

Bullying someone on an online forum

100

How long can you hold the ball for in netball?

3 seconds

200
What is the main function of Fibre?

Cleans our digestive system

200

What is the main function of protein?

Build and repair muscles

200

What are the components of triple jump

Hop, Skip & Jump

200

What is the person called who does something about someone getting bullied?

An upstander

200

How many players are on the court in basketball 

10 - 5 per team

300

The ADG 2 is 

Enjoy a wide variety of nutritious foods from these five food groups every day and drink plenty of water.

300

The ADG 3 is

Limit intake of foods containing saturated fat , added salt, added sugar and alcohol.

300

How many laps is 1500m race?

3 and 3/4

300

In a bullying situation, this is the term for a person who witnesses the behaviour happening but chooses not to intervene or report it.

A bystander

300

What can you not do on a volleyball serve?

You cannot attack a serve - eg. spike 

400

How many serves of fruit should 12-13 year old males have 

2

400

How many serves of vegetables should 12-13 year old females have

5

400

In a relay race, what happens if the baton is dropped outside of the designated changeover zone?

Flag is raised and team is disqualified

400

What is the difference between indirect and direct bullying?

Direct bullying includes things like physical abuse, teasing and name-calling, and sexual harassment. Indirect bullying can often be a little harder to identify and includes things like intentionally excluding a person from social situations, spreading rumours, manipulation and giving dirty looks.

400

Who won the netball grand final in the suncorp super netball?

Vixens 

500

Explain what ‘discretionary choices’ means’.

They are foods not essential for our diet. They should only be eaten sometimes and in small amounts. They are high in kilojoules, saturated fat, added sugars, added salt or alcohol.

500

Explain the impact that under eating vegetables might have on an individual.

more likely to experience chronic diseases like heart disease and cancer, bodily malfunctions such constipation and other unhealthy choices may replace the calorie intake.

500

In school athletics how many false starts is an individual allowed before being disqualified?

One false start on the second they are disqualified

500

What is the definition of Bullying?

Bullying is the act of intentionally causing physical or emotional harm to someone.

500

If the ball goes out of court during play in volleyball but does not hit the ground is this play on or is it out? 

No it is play on as the ball has not hit the ground the game continues.