Ball Games - Football and Basketball
Physical & Health Education · 50 practice questions
Skills in football and basketball; facilities and equipment; rules, regulations and officiating.
- Describe the skills in football and basketball.
- Identify facilities and equipment in football and basketball.
- Identify the officials of football and basketball and their functions.
- Differentiate the rules and regulations of football and basketball.
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- Practice question 1
A free kick in football specifically is awarded following certain fouls, allowing the fouled team
- A.an opposed kick, with the opposing team's players actively blocking it
- B.no particular advantage of any kind, despite the award of a free kick
- C.a factor entirely unrelated to the position where the foul occurred
- D.an unopposed kick from that position
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D. an unopposed kick from that position
A free kick is specifically awarded following certain fouls, allowing the fouled team an unopposed kick from that position.
- Practice question 2
Heading accuracy in football specifically can be developed through
- A.a factor entirely unrelated to practice of the heading technique
- B.repeated, guided practice of the technique
- C.a complete avoidance of any practice of the technique whatsoever
- D.watching matches exclusively, with no actual physical practice involved
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B. repeated, guided practice of the technique
Heading accuracy in football specifically can be developed through repeated, guided practice of the technique.
- Practice question 3
A free throw in basketball is specifically awarded following certain fouls, allowing the player
- A.a factor entirely unrelated to shooting at the basket
- B.an opposed shot at the basket, with defenders actively blocking
- C.an unopposed shot at the basket
- D.no shot of any kind, despite the award of a free throw
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C. an unopposed shot at the basket
A free throw is specifically defined by giving the fouled player an unopposed shot at the basket.
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